The music and videos don’t have to stop in the latest build of Chrome for Android. Version 54, which launched Wednesday, supports background media playback, which means you can leave Chrome and keep listening to whatever is playing in the background. More of this article in PCWorld.com
One of the cool things about Google is that they’re always adding small tricks and features to their services, especially to the search engine. We’ve even written an entire guide to all of these Google tricks. Get to know more of this article in MakeUseOf.com
Microsoft Excel is a robust, full-featured tool for workbooks and spreadsheets. Whether you use it at work or at home, using features that save you time means that you can move onto your next chore faster. Check out this article in MakeUseOf.com
Windows 10’s cumulative updates have ballooned in size, and a similar bloat will also affect the Windows 7 updates that Microsoft revamped this month. More of this article in PCWorld.com
Now you really can stick a pin in it.
Google Keep now lets you save important messages to the top of the app with a handy, little pin icon. And if you have a Pixel or Android 7.1, you’ll be able to jump to a specific action through app shortcuts. Just touch and hold on the new, circular icon and you’ll have several options to choose from. Check out how on this article in PCWorld.com
Want to run Android apps on Windows? Meet Remix OS Player, the latest from Jide Technology.
Remix OS Player virtualizes a desktop version of Android inside of the Windows operating system. Basically, it’s like the Android emulator BlueStacks with one exception: it runs almost any Android app. Here’s how to get started. Check out this article in MakeUseOf.com
There are many reasons to prefer OneNote over its alternatives, but the user interface can be quite hit or miss. Some people don’t like how OneNote looks out of the box, and maybe you’re one of them. The good news is, these tweaks may make it more appealing. Check out this article in MakeUseOf.com