What’s the Catch With Windows 10? One of the potential catches with the soon to be released Windows 10 upgrade, will center around the area of software updates. Updates will be automatic and you will not be able to opt out. If Microsoft doesn’t abuse this, it may not be a problem. In the past most Windows updates have been desirable, create no problems and help protect your system. If
You Can Send “Really Large Files” Via Gmail Sometimes you need to send “Really Large Files” via email. If you use Gmail as your email engine, Google has you covered. Most email clients limit the size of attachments to 10MB or so. In the past, Gmail limited the size of the file you could attach in an email to 25MB. That limit is gone with Google Drive’s integration with Gmail.
Cortana Arrives on the Windows 10 Desktop What Are The Capabilities of this Virtual Assistant? A Virtual Assistant for the Desktop Virtual Assistants became popular with the smartphones, but until now, they were not available on the Windows desktop. Cortana from Microsoft will be available in Windows 10 when released, and if you are a member of the Windows Insider program you can experiment with Cortana now! Cortana from Microsoft
Windows 10 Is Coming But Should I Upgrade? The question of the year for Windows Users is “Should I upgrade to Windows 10?” Microsoft is bringing a host of upgrades, improvements, and refinements, but what are the downsides and what functionality is being removed? Just what are the Pros and Cons of the free upgrade? Here are a few salient points to consider, before taking the plunge. THE GOOD Windows 10 is the
Enable The Windows 10 Notification Want to get the Free Windows 10 Upgrade? Most of you have probably already noticed the “Get Windows 10” notification in your taskbar as shown at right. If you have not, and you want to be an early Windows 10 adopter, this may help you to enable this option to get the early free upgrade. Remember, if you decide at a later date you want