Windows 10 testers will be in for a treat soon as the upcoming build 10009 gives access to the new Project Spartan browser.
Windows 10 Mobile should be landing on Lumia devices in December, but can the Microsoft store cater to the needs of the modern audience? With Windows 10 adoption skyrocketing, users are wondering whether the mobile solutions from Microsoft will revive the Windows Phone. Developers are wondering if Universal Windows 10 apps have the potential of bringing back the forgotten brand.
The Windows phone doesn't have apps knock died months ago when Microsoft announced they would be making IOS and Android apps work on Windows 10 devices. That argument needs to die. And having articles still written about it isn't a Microsoft messaging issue. It's a issue where sites that are technology based seem to be oblivious to basic information. The Verge is the original source this is based on so I would think twice about using that author as a source of inspiration again. They're obviously not really that into tech.
The last Windows phone I had was a Lumia 820 IIRC. It was a phone issued to me by the company I worked for and I hated it. At the time my personal phone was an iPhone 5 and the 820 was awful by comparison, very few apps, it weighed the same as a housebrick and the battery life was truly truly awful, I had to buy our team car chargers just so they could last the day on moderate use. The guy who organised the company phones wasn't really tech savvy and got steamrollered by the reps selling the phone contract, I used to joke that Windows phone should come with a free punch in the face because if you bought one you had been mugged. Fast forward past the Nokia years and I really like the look of the 950 and 950XL, so much so if someone came up to me now and offered a swap for my Xperia Z3 I think I'd swap.
Maximum PC: Microsoft on Thursday announced a new Windows 10 Technical Preview, which is something that's becoming a frequent occurrence as of late. The latest build (10166) adds more polish and chases off a few more bugs as Microsoft readies a final release for July 29.
Maximum PC: Windows Insiders who signed up to the Fast ring for Windows 10 Technical Preview builds probably thought they'd at least have time to exhale in between new releases, and for most part, that's been true. However, after releasing two builds back-to-back earlier this week, Microsoft has now made available its third Windows 10 build in just four days.
Is Internet Explorer finally going to get a new name? :P
...And they updated the Recycle Bin icon.