Tag: computing

A new, much more convenient way to join Wi-Fi networks may be coming to Windows 11 and I can’t wait

Microsoft could be releasing a new feature for Windows 11 that would make connecting to Wi-Fi networks so much quicker and easier. Users may soon be able to join new networks by scanning a QR code with the camera app, eliminating the need to muck about searching for (or remembering)…

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Windows 11 is losing Mail and Calendar apps – so you’ll have to use Outlook whether you like it or not

Microsoft has set a date to remove the Mail and Calendar applications at the end of the year from Windows 11, as well as dropping the apps from the Microsoft store. The company will also stop putting out updates or support once the year is out. So, if you haven’t…

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AMD Ryzen CPUs are selling well and making steady gains as the CPU market looks to be recovering – but how will Intel respond?

AMD’s Ryzen processors are slowly gaining market share in the CPU world, going by some fresh figures. Wccftech reported on the latest estimations of desktop processor shipments from analytics firm Mercury Research, in which AMD grabbed turf from Intel, albeit to a modest extent. Mercury’s stats show that in the…

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The Apple Vision Pro is compatible with Intel Apple Macs – even if the performance may not be the same

The Apple Vision Pro has finally launched, and if you were thinking you may have to upgrade your Mac or MacBook to use the new headset (piling on another expensive purchase onto an already very pricey device) there is some good news, as it seems like the Vision Pro headset…

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Early Presidents’ Day laptop sales are live: save $800 at Best Buy, HP and Dell

This year’s President’s Day sales are just around the corner now, and we’re already starting to see promising laptop deals at leading retailers. HP, Best Buy, Walmart, and Dell are just a few of the big names that already have exceptional laptop deals, and I’ve rounded up the best ones…

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Yahoo’s forgotten birthday is the saddest thing on the Internet

Imagine saying this sentence today, “The most popular index on the World Wide Web is Yahoo.” Granted, the terminology comes across as a bit arcane, but the idea that Yahoo was the most popular anything sounds fanciful. But there was a time, decades ago, when Yahoo was so big, it…

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