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Microsoft has long-last come to the conclusion that it needs to remove some level of bloatware from Windows 10, starting with a new update…
Malware resides secretly on literally millions of Windows PCs and most targeted consumers don’t even know they’ve already become victims…
Windows 7 entered its end-of-life phase over a year ago on January 14th, 2020, but people can switch to Windows 10 at no cost whatsoever…
A recent leak of Windows 10X shows that Microsoft is on a new mission to put out its own version of rival Google’s Chrome OS…
Microsoft is finally issuing a possible fix for an aggravating bug that’s causing some audio drivers to interrupt or stop updates…
Google is apparently ready to move forward with its experimental operating system, Fuchsia, opening it up to the open-source dev community…
Microsoft is developing an entire new look for Windows 10, under a project code named ‘Sun Valley,’ slated for debut next year…
Google looks like it’s finally adding a built-in dark theme into Chrome OS, but thus far, the feature is only experimental in Canary build…
Microsoft quietly snuck ads into its Windows 10 Start Menu for a variety of proprietary items, but thankfully, they can be disabled…
Microsoft’s most recent Windows 10 update appears to increase the number of crashes and cause issues with logging into websites…
The most recent build of Windows 10 comes with a delightful surprise — the ability to disable Bing, which can speed up searches…
Windows 10 contains a delightful surprise with the release of the October 2020 update, that is, for users who are upgrading from the May update…
Microsoft is no longer pushing out a Windows 10 update thought to be the cause of slowing down users computers substantially…
Google is working to make Chromebooks last significantly longer than their current six-year lifespan with a complex technological trick…
The most recent update for Windows 10 forcibly installs one of it s most controversial features and there’s no easy way to avoid it…
More than twenty-five million Windows users are still on XP, a greater percent than Windows 8, Vista, and ChromeOS, despite being unsecured…
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