Handling bookmarks and tabs in any browser can be difficult without the right tools. Safari is no different and there are several handy extensions that can help. Whether you need assistance managing tons of bookmarks or regularly work with many open tabs at once, these tools can lighten your load. Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com
Sometimes versatile tools just aren’t enough. The keyboard and mouse’s flexibility have made them a PC mainstay for decades, but Microsoft’s introducing a focused, more artist-centric new input device dubbed the Surface Dial to accompany its new Surface Studio all-in-one PC. Check out this article in PCWorld.com
It’s all about 3DMicrosoft sees the HoloLens and what Microsoft calls mixed reality as a big part of the company’s future. We’ll get our first major taste of that vision this spring when the next major update to Windows 10, dubbed the Creators Update, rolls out. More of this article from PCWorld.com
The ability to use your Android phone as a Wi-Fi router can be an essential feature. Whether you’re sitting in a train station, want to avoid high Wi-Fi charges in a hotel, or if your internet goes down at home, it’s great. More of this article from MakeUseOf.com
The sizes of apps, photos, and operating systems are getting larger. The Facebook app alone now takes up a whopping 250 MB. If you also use Pages Manager and Messenger, you’re looking at well over half a gigabyte of storage space. Games, videos, images, and back-ups will also eat through your memory. Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com
Google Messenger’s leap to version 2.0 brings a number of changes that tidy up the interface and prepare for a world of better messaging.
The first thing you’ll notice is that the icon has been revamped, with a white message bubble inside of a dark blue circle. You’ll get the circular icon regardless of whether or not you have a Pixel. Check out this article from PCWorld.com
One of the most significant features of Windows 10’s Anniversary Update was the addition of pen computing, known as Windows Ink, which we criticized as falling short of the average consumer’s needs. We don’t know whether any new inking features will be announced at Microsoft’s Windows event on Wednesday (or the event that follows on November 2). Recently, however, we took a deeper dive into the capabilities, when we tried the new Math and Replay features within Windows 10’s OneNote UWP app. More of this article from PCWorld.com