Windows 10 revealed: Microsoft's next OS fuses Windows 7 and 8

Follow:   10.03.2014  View in a Browser Windows 10 revealed: Microsoft's next OS fuses Windows 7 and 8 09.30.2014 11:18 AM Microsoft executives said Windows 10 is Microsoft's response to feedback to consumers and businesses who still weren't satisfied with Windows 8. And you'll get to try it out for yourself. How to install the Windows 10 Technical Preview: Everything you need to know 10.01.2014 11:27 AM Try the Windows 10 beta safely: Here are the hardware requirements, and how-to's for preparing virtual machines and partitioned hard drives. -ADVERTISEMENT-   PCWorld Superguides Check our Guides packed with practical how-tos, in-depth features, tips and tricks, and more! Laptops on PCWorld Our award-winning editors keep you up to date   Windows 10 tips: Your first 30 minutes with the Tech Preview 10.02.2014 6:38 AM So you've downloaded Microsoft's Windows 10 Technical Preview. Let PCWorld show you around your new OS with our newbie's guide to Windows 10, complete with tips and tricks. Windows 10 in pictures: See the Technical Preview's new features 10.02.2014 3:00 AM Windows 10's changes are as big as the Start menu and as nitty-gritty as the command prompt, with lots of interesting stuff in between. Let's dig in. Hands-on with Microsoft's new Windows 10: UI changes that look great at first blush 09.30.2014 2:07 PM At this point, Microsoft's next OS is literally a work in progress. But some of the changes in UI are available to view, and they're both lovely and productive. How Windows 10 plans to win back PC power users: Bribery and compromise 09.30.2014 1:55 PM Windows 10 bends to PC users, rather than bludgeoning them with a stick called Metro. Why Windows 10 isn't named 9: Windows 95 legacy code? 10.02.2014 7:40 AM An interesting rumor has popped up suggesting why Microsoft decided to use the name Windows 10, skipping right over Windows 9. Windows 10 Technical Preview: The consumer goodies we expect to see next 10.02.2014 3:30 AM The current preview is all about making businesses happy, but Microsoft hasn’t forgotten about the user on the street. Look for news about Cortana, Internet Explorer and more, probably at the Consumer Electronics Show. How hackers built, then sold, a pre-release XBox One to the FBI 10.02.2014 9:34 AM Group member Dylan Wheeler said the FBI ended up buying a mockup of the XBox One for $5,000, after gathering enough confidential information to build it themselves. HP thinks its $200 Stream notebook is the future of Windows computing 09.29.2014 3:00 PM The 7-inch Stream tablet will be even cheaper: Just $100. Outlook organization tips: 5 ways to tame the email pile 09.29.2014 2:45 AM These helpful tips can help you cut through inbox clutter and organize Outlook. Lenovo Erazer X510 review: An attractive PC for gamers with shallow(ish) pockets 09.29.2014 3:00 AM Thumbs-up on Lenovo’s choice of CPU and case; thumbs-sideways on its choice of GPU Hands-on: Microsoft's Surface Pro 3 Docking Station is a capable, costly upgrade 09.26.2014 3:00 AM Microsoft's Surface Pro Docking Station drastically upgrades your productivity. But why does everything about the Surface have to be so expensive? Windows 10: 12 things you need to know 10.01.2014 4:23 AM Microsoft's OS is due next year and will run on all devices       You are subscribed to this newsletter as: sittishon.whungsinsujarit.adsmail@blogger.com More PCWorld Newsletters / Manage Subscriptions / Unsubscribe IDG Consumer & SMB Privacy Policy © 2014 IDGCSMB, 501 2nd Street, San Francisco, CA 94107

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'Bigger than Heartbleed' Shellshock flaw leaves OS X, Linux, more open to attack

Follow:   09.26.2014  View in a Browser 'Bigger than Heartbleed' Shellshock flaw leaves OS X, Linux, more open to attack 09.25.2014 10:25 AM The good news: Patches are already rolling out. The bad news: This devastating vulnerability could be around for a long, long time. The 4 reasons I switched from Google to Bing 09.22.2014 3:00 AM If you're still Googling, you haven't seen the latest improvements in Bing's search engine. Recent convert Mark Hachman tells you why he switched, and you could do the same. -ADVERTISEMENT-   PCWorld Superguides Check our Guides packed with practical how-tos, in-depth features, tips and tricks, and more! Laptops on PCWorld Our award-winning editors keep you up to date   Oculus Rift 'Crescent Bay' prototype hands-on: A VR alien waved at me and I waved back 09.21.2014 7:11 AM A virtual alien waved at me and I waved back. It's that good. Dell Inspiron 11 series 3000 review: This Yoga-like 2-in-1 laptop delivers solid value 09.24.2014 3:00 AM This Pentium-powered convertible is priced right, but be prepared to accept some compromises in construction and performance. The killer PC games of holiday 2014: A comprehensive guide 09.19.2014 3:00 AM Sure, a bunch of PC games were delayed until 2015, but there are still a slew of highly anticipated titles coming out in time for the holidays. Nvidia unveils its all-new GeForce GTX 980 and GTX 970 graphics processors 09.18.2014 7:00 PM The new GPUs are faster, consume less power, and promise to make games more realistic. Toshiba Satellite Radius review: A big laptop with a really big, limber display 09.25.2014 3:30 AM Think hard: How eager are you to tote a 15-inch tablet? iPhone 6 Plus Display is the best there is (well, almost) 09.22.2014 3:39 PM DisplayMate analyst Ray Soneira calls the iPhone 6 Plus display the "best performing Smartphone LCD display that we have ever tested." Which should make it the best, period, right? Massive Steam 'Discovery update' makes it easier to find games you actually want 09.23.2014 4:37 AM With new personalized recommendations, a smarter homepage, and community curators Steam just got a whole lot easier to explore. Toshiba’s Tecra C50 series laptops signal new push into SMB market 09.23.2014 5:00 AM The PC builder uses its enterprise-hardware smarts to broaden its business base, building lower-cost laptops that are still durable, secure, and ready for a fast-paced workday. 5 ways to access and control your PC remotely 09.24.2014 3:30 AM Use your desktop, your files, and even games from anywhere, with the right services and utilities. Laptop vs. tablets: how they compare for true productivity 09.25.2014 3:00 AM Memory, storage, display size and other factors all make a difference in getting things done. Screen size matters to Apple fans in line for the iPhone 6 09.19.2014 10:07 AM Apple fans expressed a preference for the 5.5-inch iPhone 6 Plus over the 4.7-inch iPhone 6       You are subscribed to this newsletter as: sittishon.whungsinsujarit.adsmail@blogger.com More PCWorld Newsletters / Manage Subscriptions / Unsubscribe IDG Consumer & SMB Privacy Policy © 2014 IDGCSMB, 501 2nd Street, San Francisco, CA 94107