Every year, Apple holds its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in San Francisco, where the company defines its software roadmap for the year to come. Apple sells more iPhones than any other product and delivers its updates free of charge usually at the end of September. Check this latest trend on MakeUseOf.com
Group Policy is a power tool that allows you to configure your system, unlock features like Hibernation, and block others like Windows-generated notifications. Group Policy Management is only found in the Professional, Enterprise, and Education editions of Windows and may be one reason to upgrade from Windows 10 Home to Pro. Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com
Does your wireless connection suck? You could suffer from Wi-Fi congestion. Congestion problems are common in apartment complexes or high population density neighborhoods. Fortunately, the problem isn’t hard to fix. Check this article from MakeUseOf.com
If you own a product key for Microsoft Office, but don’t have the installation files available, it’s really simple to download them direct from Microsoft. Whether Office was included with your system purchase, you’ve lost the disc, or just want a copy of the files, we’ll show you the different methods available. Check out more of this article from MakeUseOf.com
Nothing says “I vaguely appreciate you in a professional manner” quite like a Starbucks gift card. It’s great for coworkers because Starbucks cafes are everywhere, and you don’t actually have to spend time thinking about a personalized gift, or how you might go about giving the gift of actually good coffee. More of this latest news from PCWorld.com
We’re nearing ever-so-closely to the official launch date of Android N, and in preparation for its arrival, Google has published its final version of the developer preview. Check out this article from PCWorld.com
Running multiple versions of Windows on one PC gives you more options, but eventually you’ll probably want to go back to only one. And when you do, you’ll soon tire of that dual-boot menu that pops up all of the time. Check more of this from PCWorld.com