At least Microsoft is now, once again, listening to its users!Microsoft to restore Start menu to Windows - Computerworld:
At least Microsoft is now, once again, listening to its users!
Android is already more secure than some older Operating Systems and Google is making it even better.
Whilst some of the recent Microsoft announcements were obviously in the pipeline before their new CEO Satya Nadella was appointed, there is also evidence of an attitudinal change that can only be attributed to the new CEO.
I wrote my first program in Fortran and used to carry a tray of 500+ punched cards across Pitt Street, Sydney to run it at a batch terminal. I often wondered what would happen if I dropped the tray in the middle of Pitt Street!
It is always good to know what these terms mean like "Wi-Fi Direct".
Interesting idea. Cyclonic winds may be too strong to actually run the windmills to generate electricity. I thought there was a maximum wind speed above which they had to disable the windmills!
Cannot help feeling that Page and Brin's 'moonshot' factory make Microsoft's early years look like 'kids stuff'!
Google is migrating PicasaWeb over to Google+ Photos and this auto-upload feature is part of that migration. Google Picasa still seems to be a viable standard-alone editing package even though there is also some editing capability within Google+ Photos.
Wearables are certainly going to be big in 2014! Just another way for the hardware manufacturers to get some incremental revenue!
There are now so many messaging apps like WhatsApp, Kik etc what makes Telegram any different? Well it is Open Source and designed to be the fastest and most secure messaging system. Nowadays with the NSA and who knows who reading all our messages, Telegram might really have something to offer!
Free for "home" use but may only interface with Microsoft's OneDrive.
It appears we might be getting and even bigger Start Menu on Windows 8.1 sometime later in 2014.
This is worth a read to see how Microsoft is planning to catch up (and overtake?) Apple and Google with their own Personal Assistant called Cortana.
Checkout the full gallery of desktop pictures.
Interesting argument presented in this article. So now we have two major fork's of Android - Amazon with Kindle and Nokia with their Nokia X range of smartphones.