Windows 11 simplifies Microsoft’s operating system and user interface. The new release is still only at the preview stage, but we know there’s a new startup sound and Start menu. Additionally, snap controls allow users to resize and reposition windows on their desktop. Microsoft also touts its content personalization tools and many widgets to choose from. Plus, an app store rebuild makes it easier to browse, install, and update applications.
Are You Vulnerable in 2020? Understand Microsoft Product Risk Older versions of your favourite Microsoft software will no longer receive security updates in 2020, leaving you vulnerable to hackers. In this eGuide, we share what software is impacted and what to do...
Statistics show Windows is dominating the desktop world Linux has become a more powerful alternative to Windows, there’s no doubt about that, but this still doesn’t necessarily mean Microsoft is anywhere close to losing the number one position on the desktop. And...
Dropbox is releasing a new Windows 10 app today, designed primarily for tablets running Microsoft’s latest operating system. Like Netflix, the new Dropbox app takes advantage of Microsoft’s universal app platform to run across Windows 10 tablets, PCs, and...
