Many PC users have an extra system or two kicking around, which can be used to test new preview builds of Windows 10. But most users have only one active phone, making the prospect of testing a preview mobile OS less likely. Enter Microsoft’s new “Release Preview” track: a preview build that scales back risk and is available for mobile hardware. Check this article from PCWorld.com
Are you a Mac user thinking about trying out OneNote? You’re not alone: Mac users have been curious ever since Microsoft made OneNote free, and offered versions for the Mac, iPad, and iPhone. Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com
The Internet is an international, multilingual place, and although English is the lingua franca of international business and communication, it’s still important to make it easy for people who don’t speak English to stay in touch with you. This is especially true on Facebook, where posts can travel between countries very quickly, and people who speak a wide variety of languages can see them in a matter of seconds. This article and more from MakeUseOf.com
OneNote is more than a note taking program. It’s the ideal collaboration tool for managing simple projects in small teams. And unlike Evernote, OneNote is completely free. Check this article from MakeUseOf.com
Digital content, especially streaming, is king. Just a decade or so ago, most people got their music from CDs, rented DVDs from the store, and bought physical video games. Now, Spotify has replaced iTunes and CDs, Netflix streams tons of original content, and you can buy nearly any video game digitally – even streaming games using PlayStation Now is possible. More of this article from MakeUseOf.com
Google has reversed course on the recent banishment of an ad-blocking plugin from the Play Store.
This means Adblock Fast can again be paired up with Samsung’s browser to nix the online ads from your browsing experience. Check out this article from PCWorld.com
Google has a pair of new security features that will warn users in cases when they should be cautious about revealing sensitive information over email. Check out this article from PCWorld.com