Now you can ask Twitter directly to verify your account
Do you have an army of imposters online pretending to be you? Probably not, but now you can still request for a verified Twitter account. Check this article from PCWorld.com
Archive for month: July, 2016
5 Tips to Fix Windows Store and App Issues in Windows 10
The Windows Store is Microsoft’s official marketplace for downloading apps, but many users often encounter problems when using the Store or the apps within it. We’ve rounded up the steps that help resolve the vast majority of issues. More of this article from MakeUseOf.com
13 Best Chrome Extensions and Apps to Work Offline
No Internet on the go? Don’t worry, you can still have a productive day on your laptop if you do a little prep work. Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com
Skype updates its Windows 10 app beta on desktop and mobile
Skype is bringing a new app to smartphones, computers, and tablets running Windows 10 on Monday, ahead of Microsoft’s Windows 10 Anniversary Update launch. More of this article from PCWorld.com
How Microsoft Has Pushed Windows 10 and the Results
Windows 10 had a promising start. The Insider Preview, a novel beta-testing program for Windows 10, unleashed an almost overwhelming enthusiasm for Microsoft’s new operating system. And the free upgrade helped to spread Windows 10 far and wide in record time. Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com
Another near-final Windows 10 build adds an Amazon extension to Microsoft Edge
It’s a few days late for Prime Day, but Microsoft’s Edge browser now has an Amazon extension for your shopping convenience. It’s one of the last remaining features to be added to Windows 10 as its Anniversary Update draws closer to its “final,” shipping code. Check out this article from PCWorld.com
If Microsoft can’t install Windows 10 on your PC, it’ll give you a new one
As July 29 gets closer and the free Windows 10 upgrade offer reaches its final days, Microsoft is pulling out all the stops in order to convince users to upgrade. It’s even willing to give you a new laptop. Check out this article from PCWorld.com