[Just a reminder, you only have until tomorrow to order one of these and then they will be gone forever!] To celebrate the launch of Windows 10 we’re launching another limited time only, special edition t-shirt! Ninja Cat is back, this time riding a T-Rex through the Windows 10 logo….
Mail and Calendar, Microsoft Solitaire Collection, and OneNote updated on Windows 10
Microsoft has updated a few of its Windows 10 apps today, bringing new versions Mail and Calendar, OneNote, and Microsoft Solitaire Collection. View full post on MobileNations
Google has updated its only app in the Windows Store, Google Search, for Windows 10
Google has only released one app in the Windows Store, and that’s for Google Search. Now that app has been updated in the store with support for Windows 10. It includes a revamped and cleaner user interface that takes on Google’s Material Design ideas. View full post on MobileNations
How to enable the legendary ‘God Mode’ in Windows 10 for all the settings
If you are a long-time Windows user, you may remember a trick to enable ‘God Mode’. It may sound epic depending on your expectations, but the easiest way to describe the feature is that it gives access to all of the operating system’s control panels from within a single folder….
Privacy issues raised: Microsoft Windows 10 can be spying on you
Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans Microsoft has been a company which has been in the news off late. The company has been making major breakthroughs in the world of software technology and operating systems as the arrival of Windows 10 has changed the future and the…
Windows 10 Mobile will be better at handling network activity for suspended apps
If you’re a Windows Phone developer, there’s a cool change coming in Windows 10 Mobile that will allow you to maintain better network connections when your app is suspended. As detailed by an admin on the WPDev Uservoice page, Windows 10 Mobile will allow an app to transfer its sockets…
Your Windows XP computer is a liability
Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans While the death of Windows XP is a surprise to very few, chances are, your place of work is so tight-fisted that they’re still running everything on the creaking OS. Well, you might want to tell your boss (and if you…
Best new Android, iPhone and Windows Phone games of July 2015
July was a strong month for mobile games: we’ve had some of the most popular gaming titles arrive on more platforms, get sequels, and we witnessed a practically unknown game become the next multiplayer craze. We’re talking about Agar.io, of course, a simple game with hand-drawn graphics (thanks, MS Paint!)…
Microsoft employee: Samsung is disabling Windows Security Update feature
Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans Samsung is allegedly shipping notebooks and laptops with a custom software updater that disables Windows Updates without users consent leaving them unsecured, it has been revealed. Microsoft support engineer, Patrick Barker, was the one who, while analyzing a user’s system registry,…
Seven Cell Phone Apps Your Professor Can Easily Hack—Android, Windows and iOS Users Beware
Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans Presenting their findings last Friday Aug. 22 at the 23rd annual — USENIX Security Symposium held in San Diego, researchers from the University of California, Riverside found that by exploiting weaknesses in cell phone operating systems they were able to hack…