One of the more prominent features in Windows 10 is the return of the Start Menu. The functionality that was completely missing from Windows 8 (unless you added it yourself through a third party start menu app). The free apps were...
In today’s world, it is very usual for kids, even in young age, to have technology as a big part of their life, especially tablets and smartphones. I’ve seen many kids who have mastered the use of their tablet before they learn to...
Libraries is a feature first introduced in Windows 7. It helps you organize your mess of files from anywhere into virtual folders called libraries. For example, you get document files in My Documents folder, in OneDrive folder, an...
Starting in Windows 8, Windows Store apps has become a very important component not only for the OS but also for Microsoft’s strategy. It’s a way to get Windows into the world of touch-based apps. In Windows 10, Microsoft pushes i...
With the combination of classic Start Menu and tiles-based Start Screen, Windows 10 brings tiles-based icons closer to users. Now you can pin mostly anything to the new Start Menu to quickly access it while retain the feel of Wind...
The location of media folders and documents defaults to the C drive on a fresh installation of Windows, and with the prevalence of installing Windows on limited Solid State Drives (SSDs) to increase performance, that presents a pr...
Windows Photo Viewer (WPV) has been around for a long time until Windows 10 when Microsoft decides to completely make it unusable for general users. Instead, the new Photos app is now the default photo viewer. It’s not a surprise ...
If you’ve heard that Windows 10 can record video from a game or app without the use of third party software, it’s true! Through the Game DVR feature included with Windows 10, you can capture video from games and apps. The impact o...
Cortana is one of the most notable features of Windows 10. Its purpose is to become your personal assistant. You can quickly check for any information thanks to Cortana’s notebook as well as command it to do many cool things like ...
It’s almost six months after Microsoft first launched Windows 10 and the software giant just announced there are already 200 million devices with Windows 10. That is a huge number and such a fast pace of adoption in Microsoft’s hi...
If you own a smartphone, chances are you may already be familiar with the “do not disturb” feature. It’s a feature that silences your phone at particular hours. Being a system for various type of device, Windows ...
Since the time Windows 8 brought the OS to tablet and mobile devices, Windows has added many features and settings that only appeared on smartphones before. This helps the system accompany new device forms and mobility. These new ...
Photos app in Windows 10 is a big overhaul of its predecessor that didn’t have much use in Windows 8. The new app brings you refreshed design of Universal App Platform that works great with mouse and keyboard while retains handy e...
In a previous article, I showed you how to add Google Calendar to Windows 10’s Calendar app. It hasn’t been easy to do so since Windows 8. Thanks to the new Calendar app, you now can enjoy working with your Google Calendar on Wind...
If you’ve been a PC user ever since Windows 8, you definitely remember the drama between Windows built-in apps and Google services. Especially Calendar app, Google changed its service that eventually broke the connection to the ap...
