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Advertisements I’ve never been a huge gamer. To be honest, until about a year ago, you’d be hard-pressed to find me playing much more than Solitaire on a Windows machine near me. And then, yeah… I’ve got software to test. And again, to be honest, even then, I’m not about the games. I play Mario …
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Advertisements Gaming is perhaps the one big constant that drives hardware upgrades year over year. The whole idea behind the gaming is that the games get more technically dependent, the hardware needs to keep up, and the gamers… keep buying. Case in point – enter the GPD Win 4. The quintessential handheld gaming computer. The …
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Advertisements The Microsoft Surface Studio is Microsoft’s latest entry into the convertible PC market. It replaces the Surface Book line and has a new, state-of-the-art, pull forward, 14.4-inch PixelSense Flow display with a default refresh rate of 120Hz. It’s fluid, Dolby Vision supported display is smooth and super sweet to look at and work with. …
Advertisements This is a developing story and may be updated as new information comes to light. I’ve been a Microsoft advocate most of my writing career. In fact, as THE content editor for The Windows Users Group Network (WUGNET) for nearly 20 years, I wrote nearly 5000 Windows software, OS, and hardware tips, how-to’s and …
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Advertisements Microsoft Surface Duo is their new, dual-screened Android 10 device. Microsoft recently began drastically dropping the price of the device, which originally debuted at $1300 to $1500. Microsoft has drastically reduced the price of the device by as much as 75%, depending on where you buy. The device offers a unique form factor, dual …
Advertisements Microsoft recently announced that they will be retiring one of OneDrive’s original features – the ability to fetch files on any computer that you have OneDrive installed on. The feature will stop working on 2020-07-31; and was announced through a support page. The feature is buried in OneDrive’s settings. Though disabled by default, if …
Advertisements Quickly check for Windows 10 system updates with this handy how-to… Sometimes, checking for updates on your Windows 10 PC can be a pain. You either have to swipe open the Action Center and then open Settings, or get to Settings through the Start Menu. Then, you have to scroll down to Updates and …
Advertisements This new feature in the Fall Creators Update is taking many by surprise… If you’ve got the Fall Creators Update on your Windows 10 PC, then you’ve probably noticed a new feature that Microsoft is calling “Fast Startup.” The feature claims to improve the speed of your boot times, so you spend less time …
Advertisements If you thought Surface was just a passing fancy, think again… I’ve always been a HUGE fan of Microsoft Signature PC’s. They are, in my opinion, the best Windows experience that you can buy. They don’t have any extra crap on them that would take away from or distract you from your computing purpose. …
Advertisements The latest bits are now available. Download ’em if you want ’em! During the middle of October, Microsoft released the fourth feature update to Windows 10, the Fall Creators Update. This new version is listed as version 1709 . The final build number is 16299. I’ve pulled together a quick list of some of …
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