Microsoft’s new business communication product is finally coming to the Mac after the company launched it for PC users last year.
The company announced the first technical preview of Skype for Business for Mac on Tuesday morning, giving users of Apple computers an easy way to connect to meetings they have scheduled through Microsoft’s professional audio and videoconferencing software. Get this latest news from PCWorld.com
The best thing about having a Kindle is that you can read anywhere, at any time . . . but all of that reading power means you’re going to go through your reading list pretty quickly! Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com
Working with PDF files can be difficult if you do not have the software to help. However, if you are a Chrome user, there are several extensions and apps that are quite useful. From viewing and editing, to merging and splitting, there is a PDF tool here for almost anything you need. Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com
Android’s 1×1 widgets are powerful and underused tools that can help you start a specific action very quickly.
One example is the ability to add a contact directly to your home screen. Android gives you three options: a widget that launches that individual’s contact card, a direct dial, or text message. Check this article from PCWorld.com
It’s relatively easy to install Windows 7 on a Windows 10 PC, so that you can boot from either operating system. But it won’t be free. You’ll need a copy of Windows 7, and the one you already own probably won’t work. Check out this article from PCWorld.com
Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is the technology that underpins data communication across the entire Internet. It establishes how messages are transmitted, what actions browsers should take in response to certain commands, and how servers deal with requests. Get to know more about this article from MakeUseOf.com
These days, it’s popular to talk about all the ways people are addicted to their smartphones and how they should use them less. But is it really that bad? Could your smartphone actually make you more productive in a healthy way? Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com