The words “bleeding edge” suggest considerable risk. But a system that’s always improving and updating has its benefits. You might see gains in speed and security, for example. If you like that sort of thing (and are willing to take a bit of a risk), here are five of the most bleeding edge Linux distros […]
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Lenovo has announced updates to its ThinkPad line of laptops, and they’re adding quite a bit of power and battery life. The laptops are getting Intel’s 10th-gen Comet Lake mobile processors, which could be quite exciting for anyone in the market for a new high-end device. X1 Carbon and X1 Yoga The X1 Carbon and […]
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Microsoft is finally doing something about the way Windows 10 handles updates. And it’s using machine learning to accomplish the task. If it’s successful, updating Windows 10 should, in the future, become much less annoying. Windows 10 can be a little aggressive when installing updates. Unless you know how to manage Windows 10 updates, they’ll […]
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Google is doing so many things all the time, it’s difficult to keep a track of every new release or update. Plus, not everything that the internet giant releases is gold. But in the past few months, five of their launches are worth knowing. From freeing up space on your phone to weekend techie projects […]
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It’s obvious that Microsoft is pushing Windows 10 really hard. Even though it was free to upgrade from Windows 7 or 8 for a year after Windows 10 launched, many people refused to do so. Of course, while Windows 10 is getting new feature updates, Windows 7 and 8.1 are still supported and receiving security […]
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Microsoft simplifies Windows Update, Google Duo lets you chat with friends, Google kills Hangouts on Air, Minecraft VR comes to Oculus Rift, and why Elon Musk thinks we’re living in a computer simulation. A Windows 7 and 8 Updates Update Microsoft is changing the way it delivers updates for Windows 7 and Windows 8. Rather […]
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