Clearing the Clouds of Technology
Microsoft released Windows 10 in the summer of 2015, but unlike previous versions of the operating system, it was meant to be the “final” version of Windows, updated into perpetuity. Now, the company is preparing its first major update available to everyone on August 2nd.
The Windows 10 Anniversary Update Proves Why PCs Aren’t Dead was originally published on iSeeTech
The Windows 10 Anniversary Update Proves Why PCs Aren’t Dead was originally published on iSeeTech
How do gyms work? Does throwing a curveball make a catch more likely? Should I be transferring my duplicates? These and many other questions will race through the mind of every new Pokemon Go player. But is the game’s striking lack of introduction to its many mechanics and mysteries actually the secret to its success?…
Why is Pokemon Go so popular? Here’s a theory was originally published on iSeeTech
Intel’s latest processor generation is now official, and the 7th generation of Core processors looks to pack a punch. The so-called “Kaby Lake” lineup is the first to follow the new “tick-tock-tock” beat Intel has adopted for processor development, which means it keeps the same 14nm manufacturing process as its predecessor (Skylake), but there’s still…
Intel’s ‘Kaby Lake’ Core processors are big news for VR, notebooks and convertibles was originally published on iSeeTech
Intel’s ‘Kaby Lake’ Core processors are big news for VR, notebooks and convertibles was originally published on iSeeTech
Intel’s ‘Kaby Lake’ Core processors are big news for VR, notebooks and convertibles was originally published on iSeeTech
Microsoft believes that open-sourcing its command-line automation and scripting environment will drive its cross-cloud management platform and Linux-native apps. * Read the full article here
Free at last! PowerShell goes open source, heads to Linux was originally published on iSeeTech