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Windows 10 Redstone: A guide to the builds
Get the latest info on new builds of Windows 10 Redstone 4 as they roll out from Microsoft. Now updated for Insider Preview Build 17134, released on April 16, 2018.
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Still looking forward to the promise of the converged desktop
The converged future of the desktop is still calling us. We are just waiting for a vendor with enough vision, budget and a willingness to fully execute to pick up the line.
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18+ Apple product secrets we didn’t know before
Apple’s 2018 Environmental Responsibility Report reveals dozens o fascinating details about its products.
Microsoft holds up Windows 10 feature upgrade after finding BSOD bug
The company delayed the update, which had been expected to arrive on either April 3 or April 10, for an unspecified period.
What is Windows Hello? Microsoft’s biometrics security system explained
Windows Hello gives Windows 10 users an alternative way to log into their devices and applications using a fingerprint, iris scan or facial recognition. Here’s what the technology does, who uses it and the hardware required.
Is Apple about to kill the SuperDrive on Macs?
Apple has decreed death to 32-bit apps on Macs. But with DVD player, QuickTime 7, and CD/DVD authoring apps stuck there, what's the future of the Mac SuperDrive?
From the 1800s to now: The world’s oldest tech companies
A surprising number of technology companies have roots that date back to the 1800s.
What the Mac 32-bit app phase-out means to you
Apple has been pushing developers to move their software to 64-bit since last summer. Now it's warning end users about the upcoming change. Here's how to suss out which apps are affected.
10 super useful Mac Finder tips
Short, sweet and useful — here are 10 really useful Mac Finder tips you should know about.
What is the 'not optimized for your Mac' warning message?
Macs running the latest OS version now warn users that any 32-bit app they launch is not “optimized for your Mac” and needs to be upgraded.
A tale of two hospitals that adopted Apple’s Health Record app
Apple's Health Record app allows patients to pull in their healthcare info from multiple providers onto a single record they can share with clinicians, regardless of where they work. Here's how that's working for two hospitals.
HP's detachable Chromebook and the ghost of Google's past
The HP Chromebook x2 is significant for several reasons — one of them being its uncanny connection to Chrome OS and Android's intertwined history.
Microsoft shows IT how to get bigger bang from Windows Analytics
New documentation, still in draft form, details how companies can craft specialized reports and custom alerts from Windows Analytics' data and integrate the data with other info.
Mac, iOS: How to check if Cambridge Analytica used your Facebook data
Were you or your friends impacted by the Cambridge Analytica/Facebook data breach? Here’s how to find out.
How to block the Windows 10 spring update, version 1803, from installing
With the spring feature update to Windows 10 (version 1803, build 17133, Redstone 4) just around the corner, here are the best ways to ensure you install it when you’re ready — even in the face of recent forced updates from Microsoft....
Latest macOS update cripples enterprise docks, blanks external screens
Users spread the blame around as DisplayLink technology goes dark after Apple’s update to its PC OS.
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IT admin at this public library is repurposing an old PC for use by the library's patrons -- but as he puts it in place, it sounds like something inside is falling apart!
Mac Pro 2019: Is Apple planning the next transition?
When building a team to develop the Macintosh, Steve Jobs once said, "It's better to be a pirate than join the navy." Is Apple up to something just as profound as it works to develop the Mac Pro?
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