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30 Days with Surface Pro 3: Day 5 The Surface Pro 3 appears to be the device that is finally earning some respect and credibility for the Surface Pro line. Even, though it seems to be gaining some traction, though,
Surface Pro 3, Day 5: Surface Pro 3 as a PC Read More »
30 Days with Surface Pro 3: Day 4 Getting around in Windows seems to be a fluid concept these days. The way the Windows 10 Technical Preview works is different from the way Windows 8.1 works, which is different from
Surface Pro 3, Day 4: Navigating Windows Read More »
One of the reasons I’m generally not a fan of adding a microSD card to a smartphone or tablet is because it can quickly become tedious to keep track of where your data is stored, and manage the data effectively.
Smarter removable storage management in Windows 10 Read More »
I’ve always been a fan of Office 365. If I were buying Office outright for my family, I’d probably opt for Office Home & Business 2013–but that’s $220 times five people. In other words, It will take me 11 years
Office 365 is a ‘virtual no-brainer’ for most users Read More »
Microsoft sent out invitations today to select analysts and tech media (myself included) for an event on January 21 titled “Windows 10: The next chapter”. Mary Jo Foley wrote on ZDNet that a Microsoft spokesperson confirmed that the event will
Windows 10: The next chapter Read More »
At first glance it might seem like Disney’s Big Hero 6 is just another animated movie. In fact, even when you’re watching it, it’s easy to take the animated world for granted, and not even realize just how vast and
Hyperion: The technology behind the magic of Big Hero 6 Read More »
Google launched a new promotion to boost Chromebook sales for the holiday season–1TB of free Google Drive cloud storage for two years. The thing is most people won’t come close to using 1TB of cloud storage, and those that do
1TB of Google Drive storage is not a reason to buy a Chromebook Read More »
Holy cow. The Satya Nadella Microsoft is a huge shift from the Steve Ballmer Microsoft, and Nadella is aggressively moving the company forward on every front. Today, Microsoft announced that it is making its core development platform–.NET–an open source project,
Whoa! Microsoft turned .NET into an open source project Read More »
Microsoft is expanding the scope and capabilities of its various Microsoft Office apps at a dizzying pace. As soon as we get comfortable with the new status quo, Microsoft makes another announcement to raise the bar again. The question, though,
Making Office free on iPhone and Android is part of a larger strategy Read More »
What do you do when your company is used to monopolizing virtually everything it touches, and then one day you wake up to find that the world has evolved and shifted, and suddenly your role in it has been greatly
Microsoft seeks agility in DevOps and open source Read More »
