Windows 3.1: Twenty-five years later, it’s still a Microsoft milestone
1 of 14 Thumbnails MORE Happy Birthday, Windows 3.1 Imagine a world without the Start button. No, I’m not talking about Windows 8. Dig deep [Read More…]
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Gboard update brings text selection mode and resizing to Android keyboard app
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Mac security utility Little Flocker has a new home following Jonathan Zdziarski’s move to Apple
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Pay-as-you-go cloud platform offers fast, convenient web design
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Intel’s Cannon Lake PC chip shipments may slip into next year
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Apple said to drop Imagination’s IP in favor of own graphics chips
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Windows 10 Creators Update: The 5 biggest changes
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Facebook Live 360 Video Streaming Now Available to All Users
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Verizon to begin installing a new piece of search-based bloatware on Android phones
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Leaked iCloud credentials obtained from third parties, Apple says
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