Clearing the Clouds of Technology
Console gaming is great but being tethered to one location, like the living the room, can be a problem for those gaming in a shared house. So what if you could choose where to play your console games? Well, if you have a Windows 10 PC and an Xbox One, you could be covered with game…
Why stream your Xbox One to a Windows 10 PC was originally published on iSeeTech
Why stream your Xbox One to a Windows 10 PC was originally published on iSeeTech
Microsoft Edge got a decent update in the Windows 10 Anniversary Update — the browser now supports extensions (though only a handful are available at launch), tab-pinning, drag-and-drop, swipe navigation and click-to-play Flash video. But is Edge ready to take on browsers like Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox? * Read the full article here
8 things Microsoft still needs to fix in Edge was originally published on iSeeTech
8 things Microsoft still needs to fix in Edge was originally published on iSeeTech
8 things Microsoft still needs to fix in Edge was originally published on iSeeTech
Microsoft Edge got a decent update in the Windows 10 Anniversary Update — the browser now supports extensions (though only a handful are available at launch), tab-pinning, drag-and-drop, swipe navigation and click-to-play Flash video. But is Edge ready to take on browsers like Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox? * Read the full article here
8 things Microsoft still needs to fix in Edge was originally published on iSeeTech
8 things Microsoft still needs to fix in Edge was originally published on iSeeTech
Microsoft Edge got a decent update in the Windows 10 Anniversary Update — the browser now supports extensions (though only a handful are available at launch), tab-pinning, drag-and-drop, swipe navigation and click-to-play Flash video. But is Edge ready to take on browsers like Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox? * Read the full article here
8 things Microsoft still needs to fix in Edge was originally published on iSeeTech
The age-old battle of Microsoft vs. Apple has endured since MS-DOS. And, while Windows buffs and Mac junkies are likely to never reach an agreement, it’s always fun to dive into the nitty gritty of each platform to see how they stack up. * Read the full article here
The Windows 10 Anniversary Update vs. macOS Sierra: two paths to OS unity was originally published on iSeeTech
The age-old battle of Microsoft vs. Apple has endured since MS-DOS. And, while Windows buffs and Mac junkies are likely to never reach an agreement, it’s always fun to dive into the nitty gritty of each platform to see how they stack up. * Read the full article here
The Windows 10 Anniversary Update vs. macOS Sierra: two paths to OS unity was originally published on iSeeTech
The Windows 10 Anniversary Update vs. macOS Sierra: two paths to OS unity was originally published on iSeeTech
Windows 10 captured 21.1 percent of the desktop OS market for July, NetMarketShare reported, up from 19.1 percent in June and 17.4 percent in May. The growth remained slow and steady even with a looming July 29 deadline for a free upgrade to Windows 10 from Windows 7 and 8.1. * Read the full article…
Windows 10 snags 21% of the desktop market was originally published on iSeeTech
Windows 10 captured 21.1 percent of the desktop OS market for July, NetMarketShare reported, up from 19.1 percent in June and 17.4 percent in May. The growth remained slow and steady even with a looming July 29 deadline for a free upgrade to Windows 10 from Windows 7 and 8.1. * Read the full article…
Windows 10 snags 21% of the desktop market was originally published on iSeeTech
Windows 10 snags 21% of the desktop market was originally published on iSeeTech
We’ve reached the end of Microsoft’s unprecedented free upgrade offer for Windows 10. If you choose to upgrade an old Windows PC, you’ll now have to pay. But good news: Those annoying GWX notifications are finally gone! * Read the full article here
Those free Windows 10 upgrades are over. Now what? was originally published on iSeeTech
Those free Windows 10 upgrades are over. Now what? was originally published on iSeeTech
We’ve reached the end of Microsoft’s unprecedented free upgrade offer for Windows 10. If you choose to upgrade an old Windows PC, you’ll now have to pay. But good news: Those annoying GWX notifications are finally gone! * Read the full article here
Those free Windows 10 upgrades are over. Now what? was originally published on iSeeTech
