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Windows 10 price, news and features

The essential Windows 10 info Update: As of this writing, Windows 10 has been installed on a whopping 18.5 million devices,according to Neowin, debunking previous reports of download figures in the range of 67 million. Regardless, 18.5 million is no small number, and is likely only to grow from here. The question is: by how much and how quickly? And in case you’ve been living in a cave, the verdict

Explained: Sony Smartwatch 3: 10 things you didn't know

Introduction The Sony Smartwatch 3 is the company’s best smartwatch so far. Not only does it use the latest version of Android Wear, but it also provides users a variety of options for GPS tracking, data access and more. The wearable device received a number of positive reviews from critics, and was praised for its powerful GPS system. But how powerful is it, exactly? And aside from some well-received features,

Explained: Sony Smartwatch 3: 10 things you didn't know

Introduction The Sony Smartwatch 3 is the company’s best smartwatch so far. Not only does it use the latest version of Android Wear, but it also provides users a variety of options for GPS tracking, data access and more. The wearable device received a number of positive reviews from critics, and was praised for its powerful GPS system. But how powerful is it, exactly? And aside from some well-received features,

Windows 10's broken update introduces endless reboot loop

Windows 10’s launch was never going to go off without a hitch and the latest has some users complaining of being stuck inside Microsoft’s own nighmarish version of Narnia: an endless reboot loop. The KB3081424 update released last week bands together a group of smaller tweaks into one mega-patch designed to make the update process easier, not make it harder for users to get back onto their system, reports The

Windows 10's broken update introduces endless reboot loop

Windows 10’s launch was never going to go off without a hitch and the latest has some users complaining of being stuck inside Microsoft’s own nighmarish version of Narnia: an endless reboot loop. The KB3081424 update released last week bands together a group of smaller tweaks into one mega-patch designed to make the update process easier, not make it harder for users to get back onto their system, reports The

Windows 10's broken update introduces endless reboot loop

Windows 10’s launch was never going to go off without a hitch and the latest has some users complaining of being stuck inside Microsoft’s own nighmarish version of Narnia: an endless reboot loop. The KB3081424 update released last week bands together a group of smaller tweaks into one mega-patch designed to make the update process easier, not make it harder for users to get back onto their system, reports The

Would you buy a smartphone that gets better with time?

Competing in the crowded smartphone market is a challenge for anyone, let alone a new player, which is why Nextbit, a company made up of ex-Google and HTC employees, is taking a different approach to most. It claims that its first phone will get better over time. That eyebrow-raising comment came during an interview with CNET, with the company stating that “Your phone will perform better over time and function

Would you buy a smartphone that gets better with time?

Competing in the crowded smartphone market is a challenge for anyone, let alone a new player, which is why Nextbit, a company made up of ex-Google and HTC employees, is taking a different approach to most. It claims that its first phone will get better over time. That eyebrow-raising comment came during an interview with CNET, with the company stating that “Your phone will perform better over time and function

Would you buy a smartphone that gets better with time?

Competing in the crowded smartphone market is a challenge for anyone, let alone a new player, which is why Nextbit, a company made up of ex-Google and HTC employees, is taking a different approach to most. It claims that its first phone will get better over time. That eyebrow-raising comment came during an interview with CNET, with the company stating that “Your phone will perform better over time and function

Apple's Tim Cook is paying for your next shower

If there’s one thing that can align even the fiercest of rivals, it’s hygiene. Or at least it seems to have worked for Apple CEO Tim Cook and Alphabet’s Eric Schmidt, who are both investing in a new showerhead startup called Nebia. The startup, which is being financially backed by the Apple chief as well as the chief exec of Google’s new parent company and, has already shot past its