It was a couple of days ago that we heard about a leak concerning Microsoft’s next Windows update called Windows Blue. If you were wondering just how real it is, well, it’s very real because Microsoft has confirmed that they are working on the next Windows update. This was confirmed when Microsoft was announcing their next Build conference and according to their blog post, they wrote that Microsoft is “working … on plans to advance our devices and services, a set of plans referred to internally as Blue,” although they did point out that it most probably won’t be called Windows Blue upon release. Not surprising since I did sound like a codename to begin with.
According to a hands-on preview of the Windows Blue build, the folks at The Verge discovered numerous changes and updates, especially to the UI in which they likened to Windows Phone where the tiles are smaller, can be resized and the way they are arranged on your screen. It almost feels like we might be able to expect an eventual unification of sorts. They did note that this is an early build so it might not necessarily reflect the final one, but if you’re curious as to what some of the changes are, check out the video above.
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Lenovo has just expanded their All In One (AIO) portfolio with the latest addition to their family, the Lenovo ThinkCentre Edge 62z which is said to be a good fit for not only small workspaces, but equally small budgets, too, without having to compromise on performance and capability. The Lenovo ThinkCentre Edge 62z comes with an 18.5-inch LCD display, which should be more than enough for the average computer user who does not indulge in graphic design, while being equally at home at nursing stations and school computer labs, where space is a premium.
You know what they say about Murphy’s Law – anything that can go wrong, will go wrong, or something to that effect. Well, when it comes to a social network like Facebook, we would have more or less expected it to function the way it should, that is, being bug-free and all after all this while of fine tuning. Apparently not, as Murphy’s Law decides to drop by the world’s largest and most popular social network, where a new bug actually temporarily reset Like counts and comment threads on sites that carry its now ubiquitous Like buttons and Comments plug-in.
If you were to turn the clock back 15 years or more ago, what would you have thought of this company known as Google? Surely you would have placed your money on the likes of Netscape, Microsoft and Yahoo when it came to search, but where is Netscape today? Google, on the other hand, has grown to be such a behemoth, that basically when they speak, the world listens. Well, folks over at Sweden have something interesting and new to grapple with now, where Google has allegedly placed pressure on the Language Council of Sweden as the latter made attempts to add “ungoogleable” to its list of new words.
Which is the most frequently viewed animated GIF on the Internet? I am not quite sure about whether porn ads would fall under this category, but it would be safe to assume that hugely popular stuff like the Nyan Cat would be part of the animated GIF revolution. After all, if a picture is able to speak a thousand words, imagine just how about an image that has several frames within it will be able to tell its story? For those who do spend plenty of time on their Google+ social network, you might be well pleased to hear that Google+ now supports the use of animated GIFs as your profile image.
For those who are using the recently updated Mail, Calendar, People and Messaging app for Windows 8, you might have figured out that support for Google Calendar has been removed in its entirety, which means you can no longer synchronize new as well as current calendars, no thanks to Google ditching Exchange ActiveSync support. Those who want to use the updated app will be on the receiving end of a message that reads as follows, asking you to reconnect your account.
