Windows 10 passed the 25-percent market share threshold for operating systems, but dropped back below 50 percent among Steam users in January. That should change with the upcoming Creators Update and its gaming improvements.The post Windows 10 took small step back among Steam gamers in January, fell below 50% appeared first on Digital Trends.
If you've pre-ordered the updated XPS 15 notebook and want a fingerprint scanner, then you'll want to give Dell a call and update your order. the option is also available on the XPS 13 model.The post New Dell XPS 13 and 15 now available with fingerprint scanner, Windows Hello appeared first on Digital Trends.
Microsoft has revealed what it wants to see from Windows 10 device makers during 2017. The company covers five categories of devices spanning creators, PC gamers, mixed reality, peripherals, and IoT gadgets.The post Microsoft wants Windows 10 hardware makers to get creative in 2017 appeared first on Digital Trends.
Microsoft has revealed what it wants to see from Windows 10 device makers during 2017. The company covers five categories of devices spanning creators, PC gamers, mixed reality, peripherals, and IoT gadgets.The post Microsoft wants Windows 10 hardware makers to get creative in 2017 appeared first on Digital Trends.
A Windows 10 developer created a preview app that takes advantage of the Project Neon elements found in the latest build for insiders. Project Neon is Microsoft's new design language to provide a visually attractive experience.The post Microsoft’s Project Neon visual design has Windows 10 developers revved up appeared first on Digital Trends.
Windows 10 continues to make slow but steady progress in taking over the reins from Windows 7. According to the latest NetMarketShare data, Windows 10 has passed the 25-percent mark.The post Windows 10 continues to gain OS market share, crosses 25 percent mark appeared first on Digital Trends.
Epic Games co-founder Tim Sweeney hopped on Twitter to criticize the "cloud" version of Windows 10 targeting Chromebooks, which will supposedly be locked down, forcing users to depend solely on apps sold in the Windows Store.The post Epic’s Tim Sweeney isn’t thrilled about the locked nature of Windows 10 Cloud appeared first on Digital Trends.
Microsoft's Edge browser team hasn't been standing still, and the company's newest browser product is slated for some nice updates. Microsoft has posted a summary of all of the new Edge features coming with the Windows 10 Creators Update,The post Windows 10 Creators Update will bring a much-improved Microsoft Edge browser appeared first on Digital Trends.
Last week brought reports that Microsoft is working on a cloud-based version of Windows 10. However, sources clarified that it won't stream to devices, but will be similar to Google's Chrome OS on Chromebooks.The post The ghost of Windows RT may live on in Microsoft’s ‘cloud’ version of Windows 10 appeared first on Digital Trends.
Whether you're in the fast ring, or hanging back in the slow ring, there are lots of new features in Microsoft's latest beta update to Windows 10. Highlights include Game Mode, a settings panel just for PC gaming, and new emojis.The post The latest Windows 10 Insider Build will get you into game mode appeared first on Digital Trends.
Microsoft is reportedly working on a "cloud shell" for Windows 10 to adapt the platform for the modern multi-device computing world. The news follows a previous report that Microsoft is working on an adaptive shell for Windows 10 too.The post Microsoft may use the cloud to fill its promise of one operating system for all devices appeared first on Digital Trends.
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