timwakeling

Those tweets don't look as if they've been deleted; they look as if they've failed to load. Which I imagine is

That's a good point; I hadn't thought of that. Perhaps the button should be a global mute but ALSO activate th

That's what I was thinking. Surely Windows is the gatekeeper to all hardware so it ought to be able to apply a

Ah, look — proper sized buttons and UI text that you can actually read and click with your mouse (yes, I did

As you rightly point out, this is not even close to being as "eco-friendly" as it could be. Wake me up when sa

I'm afraid to say that the concurrent releasing of significant new versions of both Android and Windows, each

I was also about to dive in until I saw the list of exceptions. There are some very large and well used apps a

I seem to remember when AMD stopped needlessly ramping up the GHz on its processors, but knew customers still

Partners with Discord? There's a juicily ironic headline. :)

In reply to SyncMe:Fairly sure Google wouldn't be thrilled to be in a position where they ended up having

I was ready to mock, until it occurred to me how great it would be to watch something like a video or TV progr

My Surface Pro (2017) did get a long list of updates like that. Oddly, most of them had dates on them suggesti

That UK voice sounds exactly like the Google Assistant has always sounded in the UK. I guess all that's h

Shame. I was looking forward to "Windows 10 Version 2003" in about 18 months' time.

I remember the olden days when Microsoft actually stuck to its policy of saving all its updates to the next Pa

The iPhone 6s was a clever name; every time you said it out loud you subtly reminded yourself that it was a su

In reply to djross95:I quite agree! I was just somewhat taken aback to discover that Chrome OS didn't alr

PIN sign-in? Good grief; they'll be adding advanced features like WiFi support or the ability to run two

In reply to skane2600:I'm pretty sure I'd get used to gestures very quickly and would find it no pro

In reply to Alastair_Cooper:True. My hunch is that it will probably upgrade automatically to the public releas

I upgraded to 17133 and then opted back out of the Insider Programme. Do you think I will get the final releas

In reply to BoItmanLives:I understand your frustration, but seriously it is impossible in programming to catch

What does Windows need a camera app for? Is holding your laptop above your head at concerts now a thing? :o

Google provides a UI for a Microsoft service on an Apple device ... what is this devilry? ;)

Ironically, the behaviour in the picture above your article (popups that aren't new windows but just thin

Nice - so you can easily crop screenshots now by the look of those handles, so that people can crop off the to

Does anyone running these builds know whether you can now actually draw with the pen in Photoshop without just

"Sporadically and inconsistently deployed", as, sadly, all Windows visual design changes always have been, and

Any word on whether these enhancements automatically apply to other apps that use the pen (I'm thinking P

In reply to Waethorn:Now that is clever! Not sarcasm; I think that is really ingenious. Of course it increases