Windows 8.1’s recent update
It’s virtually impossible to imagine now, but back when the iPhone was launched in 2007, Google wasn’t planning to make Android for touchscreen devices.
Google has announced that, in collaboration with VMWare, it’s starting to port Windows software to r
Posted in: Today's ChiliGoogle has announced that, in collaboration with VMWare, it’s starting to port Windows software to run in its Chrome OS. Time for Microsoft to worry?
HP is bringing back Windows 7 "by popular demand"—it’s not clear from whom—and making it pretty difficult to buy a computer with Windows 8. Who needs the future when you’ve got the very recent past?
Yesterday, after writing my way past the notional halfway point (both of the current novel manuscript, and of the trilogy it’s the middle volume of), I went and overindulged in food and drink with friends.
Earlier this month, Microsoft‘s operating system lifecycle chart was given an update with little (read: no) fanfare. With the update came two dates, one showing the end of retail sales for Windows 7, and one showing the end of OEM sales for the same aged OS. The revelation sparked grumbles and whatnot, but as it […]
Yesterday, we published a blog post lauding an extremely important app privacy feature that was added in Android 4.3
To date, there has been no way to run apps on Android with real and reliable privacy controls. Android version 4.3 and higher take a huge step in the right direction, letting users install apps while denying some of the apps’ attempts to collect the user’s data.
To date, there has been no way to run apps on Android with real and reliable privacy controls. Android version 4.3 and higher take a huge step in the right direction, letting users install apps while denying some of the apps’ attempts to collect the user’s data.
Earlier this month, a batch of comments in Android source code hinted that the camera app was about to get a shot in the arm