Apple yesterday released software updates for macOS and watchOS—10.15.1 and 6.1, respectively. Apple’s habit of late has been to release most of its operating system updates for each platform all on the same day. But in this instance, though, macOS and watchOS came a single day after iOS, iPadOS, and tvOS updates. The macOS update […]
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WhatsApp might soon receive the major update you’ve been waiting for
WhatsApp is easily one of the most popular messaging apps out there, and Facebook’s only chat app that supports end-to-end encryption, just like iMessage on the iPhone. The advantage of WhatsApp is that you can use it across devices to stay in touch with your contacts regardless of their mobile operating system. However, WhatsApp isn’t […]
iOS 13.2 Final Release Notes, Changes, New Features: Everything You Need To Know
Here are iOS 13.2 and iPadOS 13.2 release notes, changelog, new features and changes that you need to know about if you are an iPhone or iPad owner. You may have heard about Apple pushing out a slew of updates following on from the initial iOS 13/iPadOS 13 release. You may have also heard that […]
Navigation Gestures 1.20.16 released with even more bug fixes and features
It’s been less than a month (barely) and we’re back with another Navigation Gestures update. Just like with the release of 1.18.4, the focus here is primarily on stability and performance. That doesn’t mean there aren’t new features, though. We’ve spent a while making sure this release is as stable as we can get it […]
Stardock Brings More Touch Controls to Windows 10
A new Stardock utility called TouchTasks makes Windows 10 easier to use on tablets and other multitouch PCs. “To make the Surface Pro and devices like it a much better tablet experience, we’re releasing TouchTasks 1.0,” Stardock’s Brad Wardell told me. “This is an app that takes advantage of the fact that the touch surface […]
Windows 10 is adding a native framerate counter
Microsoft will finally be adding a native framerate counter to Windows 10. The company has already began rolling out the new feature to the native Windows 10 Game Bar, but some users will probably have to wait a while to get their hands on it. This new feature will finally allow Windows 10 users to […]
Intel Graphics Drivers for Windows 10 1909 released and here’s what’s new
Intel updated its Graphics Driver for Windows this week; it is the first driver that is officially compatible with Microsoft’s soon-to-be-released Windows 10 version 1909 that is expected to be released in November 2019. The version number of the DCH drivers are 26.20.100.7323, and downloads are provided on Intel’s driver download site already. What’s new […]
Microsoft earnings: The death of Windows 7 is almost here
Microsoft to end support for older operating system in January, but change isn’t expected to bring a sudden windfall like XP’s death. When Microsoft Corp. stopped supporting its Windows XP operating system, the rush to replace aging machines that relied on the older software led to a huge boost to the company’s earnings. For that […]
Windows 10 20H1’s Latest Build Introduces Improved Swift Pair Experience for Everyone
Microsoft is releasing a new build of Windows 10 to Insiders in the Fast Ring. The update isn’t a massive one, but it includes one substantial change. The latest build, 19002, brings a new Swift Pair experience for all Insiders. Microsoft first introduced the improved Swift Pair experience with Windows 10 build 18985, but it was […]
Windows 10X: Everything we know so far
Windows 10X is launching next year on a new wave of foldable PCs. Here’s what we know so far. On October 2, Microsoft announced Windows 10X alongside the Surface Neo at a hardware event in New York City. Not much was shared around the OS itself, outside of a planned release window of “Holiday 2020” alongside the Surface Neo […]