As soon as you connect a second monitor to your Windows 10 computer, you’ll notice that both screens have the taskbar at the bottom. Maybe you like this — and that’s totally fine — but maybe you don’t, in which case you can turn it off. More of this latest article in MakeUseOf.com
In March, 2016 Microsoft announced the awesome Canonical partnership. Touted as Linux on Windows, the developers rejoiced at the prospect of Bash coming to Windows. Rather than a virtual machine, the Windows 10 Anniversary Update promised to bring the full functionality of bash to Windows. Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com
When Microsoft’s Windows 10 deadline passed, many heaved a sigh of relief, thinking that Microsoft’s obnoxious popup reminders had finally been laid to rest. More from this latest article in PCWorld.com
The days of boring ol’ SMS may finally be coming to a close.
Google announced Friday that it’s launching Rich Communication Services (RCS) messaging for Android phones on Sprint. If you Google’s Messenger app, you’ll be able to flip the feature on and get real-time typing notifications, high-resolution photo sharing, read receipts, and other features. Google is supporting the new Universal Profile, which lets RCS services inter-operate between carriers and regions. Check out this article in PCWorld.com
Microsoft is finally ready to make Windows Update less annoying, at least for Windows 10 users. Under the new system, Windows 10 updates should be smaller in size, be downloaded more efficiently, and put less strain on your system resources. More from this article in MakeUseOf.com
What’s longer: your to-do list, or your things you’ve done list? If your answer is the former, then you’re going to love the deal we’re featuring right now. Check out this article in MakeUseOf.com
At the end of every day do you still dutifully close every file and program window before shutting down your PC? That’s the standard way to handle things, but for quite a few versions of Windows, Microsoft also offered the ability to use Sleep and Hibernate modes instead of just a regular shut down. Check more from this article in PCWorld.com