Facebook will soon scan your smartphone to find photos of your friends
People already share a lot of photos online, but Facebook wants you to share even more photos stored on your smartphone. Check this latest news from PCWorld.com
You can buy Apple’s iPad Pro, Apple Pencil, and Smart Keyboard on Nov. 11
Apple took the wraps off its long-rumored super-sized tablet, the 12.9-inch iPad Pro, back in September, but would only say its release would happen sometime in November. The company announced today that the Pro will go on sale this Wednesday online only, but will arrive in stores “later this week” (usually Apple code for Friday). More of this latest news from MacWorld.com
Xbox One backward compatibility: The first wave has some glaring omissions
You won’t find much Halo among the first Xbox 360 games that will work on the Xbox One, but Microsoft says it’s working to change that. This latest news from PCWorld.com
5 Traces of Windows XP Inside Windows 10 Revealed
Windows 10 is an evolution of earlier operating systems and you can find traces of Windows past if you look close enough. As such, we’ve rounded up some of the remnants from Windows XP that still exist in Microsoft’s newest operating system 14 years on. More of this article from MakeUseOf.com
Microsoft’s latest Surface Pro 4, Surface Book update addresses screen flicker issue
Microsoft’s November updates to the Surface Pro 4 and Surface Book appear to be designed to fix complaints that users have had about the screen flickering on both devices. Check this article from PCWorld.com
6 Retired Windows Features We’d Rather Forget
Windows is a big operating system with a long history, and it has a feature set to match; even veteran users haven’t found all of its hidden features. In the interest of progress, sometimes classic Windows tools give way to new features. More of this article from MakeUseOf.com
Why Windows XP Won’t Be Going Away Anytime Soon
Despite their stuffy corporate veneer, Microsoft certainly knows how to throw a party.
It was the evening of October 25, 2001. Microsoft was launching Windows XP, its then latest operating system. Earlier that day, they had thrown a free concert, which Sting headlined, Bill Gates emceed, and thousands attended. Check this article from MakeUseOf.com