Here's how you can tweak Google Chrome Web browser on Windows to use less memory / RAM. More details and step-by-step guide can be found after the break.
With Microsoft steadily ratcheting up the development of Windows 10, it's inevitable that some people are going to want to test it out on their Mac, whether for work or just to keep up on the latest technologies from across the isle. The most popular way to do that is in a virtual machine - or VM as some like to call it - and possibly the best way to do that on a Mac is with Parallels Desktop. Currently at version 10, Parallels Desktop costs $80 and importantly, was just updated to support not just the Microsoft Windows 10 Technical Preview, but also the new Office 2016 Preview, too.
You can once again buy a real Windows-based tablet computer for just $79 - and even less when you take into account the freebies it comes with. More details can be found right here past the jump.
Here's how you can downgrade iTunes 12.1 to 12.0.1 on Windows, Mac and fix issues with TaiG jailbreak not working and iOS 8.1.2 restores. For more details and complete step-by-step guide, head past the jump.
After a stuttering start alongside Windows 8, Microsoft's Surface line-up finally seems to be making strides. The big, bad Surface Pro 3 has certainly piqued the interest of the power user with its large display and robust interior hardware, and for a very limited time, some configurations of the slate-notebook hybrid can be purchased with a saving of $100. The deal is only active for the next few days, and only pertains to certain Surface Pro 3 models, but if you're interested in picking up a Surface Pro 3, check the full details below.
A new supercharged Raspberry Pi 2 has just been announced and it's the fastest and meanest one from the company to date. Oh and this matchbox-sized computer will be running Windows 10, for free. Yes, you read that right, so head on after the jump for further details on this exciting new development.
Windows 10 January Technical Preview Build 9926 download with Cortana and new Xbox app is now available. More details and how to download / update can be found right here.
Microsoft's event today saw plenty of new hotness announced, including an 84-inch Surface Hub and the amazing HoloLens, but one of the biggest announcements as far as gamers are concerned is the news that Xbox One titles will be streamable to Windows 10 PCs and tablets later this year.
Microsoft has been busy today with one of the announcements coming out of the software company being aimed squarely at the enterprise while still being rather interesting to those of us that will probably never actually get to play with one. The Microsoft Surface Hub is effectively a huge Surface with touch capabilities and handwriting recognition. It's how we all imagine meetings to be run in 2015 back when we were in the year 2000.
It seems that today's Microsoft event - rather than unleashing a bunch of juicy, never-before-heard details on Windows 10 and its associated products - is merely a checklist of all the tidbits we've been hearing over the past couple of months. Still, it's good to know that the rumor mill is doing its job as efficiently as ever, and with the reports of Microsoft working on a new "Spartan" browser to replace the long-standing Internet Explorer, the company has now officially taken the wraps off Project Spartan for Windows 10.
