Things I realized when using a Google Chromebook for the first time
As Chromebooks go online in more countries we ask, are the criticisms of the devices still valid? We review one of the devices to see how usable they are.
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Is Microsoft going to piss off every web developer with the release of IE11?
Early reports of Internet Explorer 11 suggest that Microsoft is going to take away web developers' abilities to target the browser for specific CSS edits.
Check out this NES-HTPC (& how it was built)
Got an old NES handing around? Here's what you can do to turn your old Nintendo into something more useful; as a NES-Home Theatre PC (NES-HTPC).
Microsoft to face further fines over EU browser choice failure
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Microsoft may face additional fines over its failure to properly implement a browser choice directive as instructed by the European Commission.
Microsoft unveils new “all-in-one” music service
Microsoft has unveiled its "all-in-one" music service, Xbox Music, that it hopes will rival the likes of already established players Spotify, Amazon and iTunes.
Microsoft’s Windows 8 commercial – does this make you want to upgrade?
Here's the first Windows 8 commercial - featuring music by Eagles of Death - will you be upgrading on October 26?
Here’s why you’ll be running more Android apps on Windows 8 than Windows apps
Chip maker AMD has struck a deal with its venture-backed Bluestack software to allow its Windows 8 machines to run Android applications out of the box.
Microsoft’s new logo – there’s a fine line between minimalist & meh
After 25 years Redmond redesigns its brand but, during a crucial year for the company, is Microsoft's new logo a missed opportunity?
Windows 8 Consumer Preview downloaded one million times in first 24 hours
After releasing Windows 8 Consumer Preview yesterday, Microsoft has today confirmed that the build has been downloaded one million times in its first 24 hours - quite impressive.
Are we just weeks away from Android 5.0, Jelly Bean?
Reports suggests that Google is fast tracking the release of Android 5.0, Jelly Bean, on foot of flagging sales of 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich
Meet the new Windows logo that’s not a flag
Microsoft has unveiled the new Windows 8 logo. It moves aways from the accustomed four-colour flag to a cleaner, more window-like logo - which happens to look a lot like a Nordic Cross flag!
Why Microsoft giving away HTC Radar smartphones is a good sign for the industry
In a sign that suggests the smartphone market is becoming more competitive Microsoft is giving away eight HTC Radar smartphones.
Microsoft and Apple agree on Adobe Flash issue
Following a controversial precedent set by Apple exactly five years ago with the release of the iPod Touch, Microsoft has announced that the next iteration of Internet Explorer, IE10, will no longer support Adobe Flash in Windows 8's new tablet-friendly mode.
