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In reply to rmlounsbury:It may be time for me to take another look at it. I did the free trial when it first c

Interesting, I haven't experienced the issues with app installs and updates. Most app updates take only s

I have one, but I don't really find it any better than the FitBit it replaced. I doubt I'd buy anoth

Coherence view isn't unique to Parallels, I believe they call it Unity view in VMware.Regardless, I'

In reply to will:Just turn the unit around, then all your ports will be on the front. Problem solved, LOL.

In reply to Phil_Adcock:Outlook on Mac may look pretty, but it still lags its Windows cousin on functionality.

In reply to harmjr:Does it really matter, you’re still giving money to HBO. They’ve long included streamin

In reply to paul-thurrott:Yes, but that was nearly 20 years ago. Why doesn't their recent history carry m

"Yes, it’s depressing that Apple is about to manage a complete platform shift from Intel x86-64 to its own A

So apparently none of the hosts watch Ham Nation, co-hosted by Bob Heil. ?At least Paul got the pronunciation

In reply to helix2301:I'm currently a "subscriber", taking advantage of the three month free trial they o

In reply to DBSync:Seems to be significantly more than Roku...https://www.engadget.com/2019/05/09/roku-q1-2019

Here's my comment. Fingers crossed!

"And some of them—Brave, Opera, and Firefox, in particular—have no ties to a huge tech corporation with pr

In reply to mrdrwest:I’ve owned many, many phones over the years. The Samsung Focus is the only one I get se

They could call it Outlook Express...

I don't think it's a grudge people are harboring. When someone makes a living making prognostication

In reply to IanYates82:Give Duet a try.

In reply to paul-thurrott:Well... they never asked me! :)The cynical answer is that they are purposefully not

In reply to PeterC:I’ve had one for a couple of years now and it’s been perfectly reliable. Never had any

CTRL-W and SHIFT-CTRL-T. I learned two new things from this story.Twitter is a bad place... that I already kne

In reply to beckerrt:We're in a post post-PC era now.

In reply to paul-thurrott:It's even more jolting when your work PC only has IE instead of Edge...

In reply to Lordbaal:" it wasn’t intuitively clear that it referred to the version after KitKat"If your

In reply to wright_is:Here they publish the maximum interest rate. There's nothing that says they can

In reply to wright_is:I was a CompuServe user starting with the free trial that came with my TRS-80 Modem II c

I would like to win a Huawei MateBook 13.

It's the little things that get me the most excited... being (finally!) able to change wifi networks with

In reply to SvenJ:The beauty of Facebook Messenger is that it’s as close to a universal messaging service as

In reply to kjb434:I personally like typing on the butterfly keyboards. But I won't defend their reliabil

In reply to jgraebner:I wonder if his played podcasts are auto-archiving. If you’re only seeing unplayed pod

In reply to wright_is:I've been using the new design ever since it was released on iOS awhile back. I hat

I hated the changes at first as well, but now that I’m used to them (I’m on iOS so I’ve had more time to

In reply to j_c:I'm always amazed at how little Netflix original content I can let my children watch.

Didn't you call the original Band the Microsoft Shackle on Windows Weekly?

The headline for this story reads like a Huawei press release.

In reply to Daekar: Don't assume too much at this stage...Exactly. The whole tech press is gaga over Huaw

To take a contrarian view, we've heard this story for the last few years after the holidays when Google a

In reply to evox81:Exactly. From an economic standpoint big cities in general are terrible places for corporat

In reply to wright_is:The data is not shared with employers, the employer engages a third party such as StayWe

Is the fix going to be worse than the bug? Apple has had enough update issues lately that I'm going to wa

In reply to OldITPro2000:I used to really like the Tandy 1000, even though it wasn't 100% IBM compatible.

I wish I had photos of all my old computers, I've had so many of them I have a hard time remembering them

In reply to paulkbiba:They do make slide scanners, a little spendy but it might be the most efficient if you h

In reply to wright_is:Nextel. It was awful. One of my former employers used the system extensively, and I used

In reply to j_c:Yeah, I had to ignore Windows 95 to make my argument work... :)

I like to say that Microsoft has a tendency to get it right every other time.Windows 98 - goodWindows Me - bad

In reply to lvthunder:There's nothing that says it can't be preinstalled and still be a Windows Stor

That ad reminds me of one of my biggest annoyances, when you buy something from Amazon and then they keep pest

The elimination of subsidies and contracts has also had an impact. With two year contracts and deep discounts,

I cringe every time I see someone use LinkedIn like it's Facebook and wonder, "Is this really the profess

I have a feeling phones are getting to the same place PC's and tablets are. Phone's have gotten good

I was so excited about the Up Next sync feature, but since updating Pocket Casts yesterday my Up Next queue ha

In reply to wright_is:They wouldn't need to ditch the Surface connector. Replace the Display Port with Th

In reply to Bdsrev:Not really, but to be fair they did list Apple Notes as the second worst app. That was a co

In reply to wright_is:I recently installed Das Erste on my iPad and downloaded an episode of Tatort to watch o

If they had done this 18 months ago I'd still be a MacBook owner instead of an SP4 owner. My first and la

" that the feedback I receive is clear and that I get a ton of feedback from users both good and bad""The

In reply to dvdwnd:And it's amazing to me that after a year and a half of ownership my SP4 is still the b

Did you actually read that article about print papers past the (awful) headline? The column is not trying to c

In reply to thalter:As a counterpoint, our school district is all in on Microsoft. My middle school age sons o

In reply to paul-thurrott:LOL, when do PC makers listen to their customers? If they did, Dell would have fixed

Far be it for me to disagree with Tom's Guide, but I've been very happy with the battery life on the

In reply to Vladimir:I agree wholeheartedly, my own personal experience with FaceID has been overwhelmingly po

In reply to BigM72:LOL, Apple’s going to invent the Surface Book and introduce it as a new iBook line.

I've used MintSIM for my second phone for about a year now. There really aren't many downsides to it

In reply to glong:I use Mint too, for my secondary phone. I pay $60 every three months for 2 GB/month data. I

In reply to crfonseca:I've had the phone for a month now, and FaceID works every single time for me. It t

In reply to maethorechannen:Google seem to be able to manage this on Android ... How hard can it be?Pretty sim

I'd be much more enthusiastic about Edge on iOS if they optimized the app for the iPhone X screen. Next

I've never understood why they call it "cord cutting." You still have a cord bringing internet into your

I'd be happy to just be able to get DSL service... at any speed. The best we can do is Verizon LTE Home,

In reply to Narg: That was my phone at the time too. I still have it in a desk drawer.

In reply to MerlinE.: Lack of USB C is disappointing, but not really a deal breaker. I sold my 12" MacBook to

I seem to remember you and Mary Jo (and Leo) making fun of Alcantara on Windows Weekly, making me feel bad abo

I don't get this whole Assistant craze. I don't like talking to my computer, I don't like talki

In reply to Mestiphal:That's exactly what it is. When I bought the S7 last year it allowed me to transfer

Reading people's justifications for not liking Samsung/Android is a lot like reading people's justif

Notifications in Chrome are evil. Whenever a website asks to send me notifications I click "no". Every single

It's about time they incorporated the "Save as" feature. It was insane that on my SP4 if I took a screen

In reply to Paul Thurrott: American is really hit or miss when it comes to planes. If you get one of their new

I would have given living room crown to Amazon with the Fire TV. Do people still buy Roku's and Apple TV's?

Well now I'm inspired. Next Christmas I'm building my children a TRS-80 Model 1 out of gingerbread.

One random thought that just popped into my head while thinking about pricing... a lot of new Surface customer

In reply to SkiddMarxx99: For me there were three 'must have' apps that were not available on Windows Pho

I've been playing with the dial for about a week now. It still hasn't found it's way into my workflow yet, my

Although I was a longtime Windows Mobile user, my one and only experience with Windows Phone was the Samsung F

In reply to harmjr: Maybe because the skit wasn't about Microsoft, they were just the backdrop used to sa

In reply to madthinus: Have you tried changing the connection to a "metered connection"? Windows 10 is a

Have you listened to 1924: The Year That Made Hitler? It's about Hitler's trial after the Beer Hall Putsch and

Of course they did, because I just bought a keyboard pack last week.

I gotta say, if it sounds too good to be true then... well, I'll believe it when I see Paul's review. Crowdfun

In reply to ErichK: That's awesome, my first computer was the MC-10. I think somewhere at my parents hous

I ditched my iPhone 6 for a Galaxy S7 earlier this year and have no regrets. It's a great phone. I'll certainl

Just downloaded and gave it a spin. I'd say it's still a work in progress, it took me three tries to get my pi

I disagree with your comments on the 12" MacBook's keyboard, I used one for 15 months and loved it. It does ta

CarPlay 2.0 may be boring, but it makes a lot more sense than Apple building their own car. It would make as m