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Microsoft wasn’t kidding when it promised to ship Windows 10 builds more quickly. Today, less than two weeks after its last iteration, the company has kicked out a new build that contains an important new feature: Project Spartan. The new build’s number is 10047 10049, up a total of 6 from the preceding release. If you […]
Everyone has their preferred method of receiving notifications on their phone. Maybe you have your favorite theme song set to blare at full volume or, if you’re like me, you haven’t enabled a ringtone since 2006.
Smoother scrolling is coming to Chrome, as Google will integrate Microsoft’s Pointer Events API into a future version of the browser.
Today at F8, Messenger introduced a platform for developers to easily create apps that integrate with Messenger. Messenger Platform brings even more ways for the 600 million people who use Messenger every month to express themselves.
A Smart TV does so much more than channel surf. It’s a cinema, a game arcade, and an entertainment hub. It’s the Internet on display. It’s the new 40″ Mi TV 2! Unbelievably priced at RMB 1999, it’s a full entertainment centre.
Apple today seeded the fourth beta of iOS 8.3 to developers, nearly two weeks after seeding the third iOS 8.3 beta and more than a month and a half after releasing the first iOS 8.3 beta. Today’s beta is also available for public beta testers.
Microsoft is now allowing developers to create apps for Windows 10. While the software maker is planning to release its operating system some time in the summer, developers can start getting used to the available tools today. Windows 10’s apps will run across a variety of devices, including the Xbox One, PCs, phones, and tablets. This […]
THE IPHONE’S SLO-MO VIDEO HAS BECOME A DANCER’S BEST FRIEND iPhone 6’s slow motion superpowers to capture waves crashing on the beach, bicycle wheels spinning by in a race, and to turn a dog’s adorable yaps into a ferocious 240 fps growl. But plenty of people have started using slow motion to more practical ends. […]
Dr. Robert Duggan, a foot and ankle surgeon with Physician Associates, a multi-specialty healthcare group that operates in partnership with Orlando Health, contributed this column to Live Science’s Expert Voices: Op-Ed & Insights.
While Microsoft has dropped hints that the Internet Explorer brand is going away, the software maker has now confirmed that it will use a new name for its upcoming browser successor, codenamed Project Spartan.
