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The first version of the Microsoft Edge browser based on Chrome is available

09/04/2019

Microsoft made Chromium-based Edge browser available yesterday. The software giant launched experimental versions of Canary and Developer providing daily and weekly updates for expected changes to Edge.

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Downloads can be made from the new Microsoft Edge Insider site and are designed for developers to contribute and see how Edge is changing.

Microsoft has been focusing on the foundations of browsing, endurance, and support for plugins with this first version based on Chrome browser code.

This new browser works well with full support for existing Chrome plug-ins. Even Microsoft has integrated full browsing synchronization, favorite links, and plugins in Edge.

Microsoft and Google engineers have worked together to improve the Chromium code so that Chrome and Edge work best in Windows.

Microsoft has received more than 150 suggestions for Chromium, paving the way for browser upgrades, as well as those of Edge on Windows 10.

Some of them are improved accessibility, fast browsing, Windows Hello integration, and keyboard support.

Canary and Developer versions are designed only as 64-bit installs for Windows 10 and Microsoft has planned support for Windows 8, Windows 7, and MacOS in the future.

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The beginning of the end for the 10 year operating system Windows 7

03/04/2019

While in February, there was an increase in the Windows market share, Netmarketshare data for March show the opposite.

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Last year Windows 10 overtakes Windows 7 to become the most widely used operating system. In December Netmarketshare accounted for 39.22% of the market by Windows 10 and 36.9% of the market from Windows 7.

In January shortly after Windows 10 began to grow, Microsoft announced that it would no longer offer support for Windows 7 after January 14, 2020. This means there will be no free security updates but some users can pay if they want support.

After the news that Windows 7 would be left to the pity, the operating system grew to 38.41% in the market in February but did not last.

Recent records say Windows 10 has gone up to 43.62% while Windows 7 has dropped to 36.52.

Of course this is the beginning of the end for the 10-year operating system Windows 7.

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Microsoft finally launched Surface Book 2 with 8th Gen Intel Core i5 processor

01/04/2019

About three weeks ago, some retailers began to display lists for a 13.5-inch Surface Book 2 and an Intel Core i5-8350U processor. When Microsoft first announced the Surface Book 2, it boasted of the new quad-core processors of the eighth generation, but it was only for the Core i7 models; Core i5 was still a seventh generation.

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Now it’s official, and finally you can buy a Surface Book 2 with a Core i5 of the eighth generation. The new model, which includes 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, does not replace them with the Core i5-7300U.

As for now , the seventh generation model is dropped $200 out of the $1,499 normal price, but the eighth generation model is also $1,499.

The basic model, however, is not provided with an eight-generation chip. This is the device with 8GB of RAM and only 128GB of storage space.

Also, as you might expect, there is no option for the 15 inches model to come with a Core i5.

And as always, the Core i5 model still does not come with a dedicated GPU.

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Windows 10 offers the ability to postpone updates for up to 35 days

15/03/2019

Days ago, Microsoft made a very important step, providing the app that automatically detects and removes unwanted updates, reports Telegraph.

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Now, Microsoft Home users have also welcomed a very important option.

So far, postponement of updates for more than a week was not possible. However, users who were doing some work have found that postponements can be made for up to 35 days, which is much liked.

This form enables you to postpone, for a long time, so changes are made when the user wants.

Windows 10 postpone updates for up to 35 days

Much more, it suits those who have important jobs, or want to go on vacation and do not want to have an uncompleted laptops.

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Updates in Windows 10 have become a user’s nightmare

12/03/2019

Updates are turning into a problem for Microsoft in Windows 10 and the next has not escaped the negative impressions that have been created around them.

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The latest update, KB4482887, has damaged the gaming performance of Nvidia and AMD graphics platforms.

Microsoft has confirmed the problem and sent a warning for the update.

“After installing KB4482887, users may notice degradation of graphics and mouse performance on desktop games like Destiny 2,” Microsoft explained while confirming it is working on a solution.

Users are irritated. Updates in Windows 10 have become a nightmare for users who are afraid to click the “Check Updates” button.

Microsoft has created a bad image with updates in Windows 10. Even the biggest operating system attorneys already admit that Windows 10 has a software quality problem. In January, April, October and November last year the company has caused few problems.

This year started with February and already March. Updates are definitely vital to the security and stability of Windows 10. But Microsoft should work harder in sustainability if it plans to continue with the obligation of users to accept updates.

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Microsoft brings the new XBox One in 2019 without disk

17/11/2018

Microsoft is preparing to launch a new gaming system for 2019, but without the discs.

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This means it will only work with the digital shop on the Internet. Games will only be purchased digitally and downloadable to play.

In fact, although it’s nice to have a disk on the shelf as a collection, the market for downloaded games digitally has grown very much recently.

The reason why Microsoft is doing this is to give the device a cheaper price and maintain the same quality.

The chances are that power is the same as the latest system, but it will costs less. Maybe under $200.

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Surface Pro 6, Surface Studio 2, Surface Laptop 2 and Surface Headphones Announced By Microsoft!

03/10/2018

Microsoft has announced today the availability of there new products under Surface lineup- Surface Headphones, Surface Pro 6, Surface Studio 2, and Surface Laptop 2, along with the new Windows 10 update(October 2018) & Office 365 which offer more performance and productivity.

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Microsoft Surface Pro 6

Loaded with the latest 8th generation Intel Quad Core processor(i5/i7), the Surface Pro 6 is 67% faster than the 5th generation Surface Pro and has been redesigned to pack in more power but still keep the portability, versatility, and all-day battery. The Surface Pro 6 features the 12.3” (2736 x 1824) PixelSense Touch Display. It also features password-free Windows Hello sign-in and Windows Timeline. It comes in two memory options- 8GB or 16GB RAM. On the storage front, they come in 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, or 1TB SSD options. Port options on the Pro 6 include 1 x full-size USB 3.0, 3.5 mm headphone jack, Mini DisplayPort, 1 x Surface Connect port, Surface Type Cover port, MicroSDXC card reader. It is running on Windows 10 Home OS.

Further, there is a 5MP front-facing camera with 1080p and an 8MP rear-facing autofocus camera with 1080p full HD video
Dual Microphones. It houses a 1.6W stereo speakers with Dolby Audio Premium. The Surface Pro 6 comes with Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac and Bluetooth 4.1. It starts at $899 and comes in Black and Platinum color options.

Microsoft Surface Laptop 2

The Surface Laptop 2 is 85% faster than the original Surface Laptop and is powered by the new Quad Core 8th generation Intel processor(i5/i7). It offers a premium design and comes with 13.5-inch(2256 x 1504) PixelSense touch display, and best in class keyboard and trackpad. Microsoft promises a battery life of up to 13.5 hours on a single charge. It comes in two memory options- 8GB or 16GB RAM. On the storage front, they come in 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, or 1TB SSD options. Port options on the Pro 6 include 1 x full-size USB 3.0, 3.5 mm headphone jack, Mini DisplayPort, 1 x Surface Connect port. It is running on Windows 10 Home OS.

It starts at $999 and comes in Black, Burgundy, Blue, and Platinum color options.

Microsoft Surface Studio 2

The machine built for creators who need vibrancy, high graphics performance, and fast processing. People who use Studio need high-end performance, especially graphics performance. And Surface Studio 2 delivers with next-generation Pascal graphics and 50% faster GPU.

It comes with a 28-inch(4500 x 3000) PixelSense 10 point multi-touch display, it supports up to two 4K UHD (@30Hz) or single 4K UHD (@60Hz external display. It is powered by Intel Core 7th Generation i7-7820HQ, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB GDDR5/ NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 8GB GDDR5 GPU. The Studio 2 comes with two storage options- 16GB or 32GB (DDR4) and 1TB/2TB SSD options. On the connectivity front, it features 4 x USB 3.0, Full-size SD card reader (SDXC) compatible, 1 x USB-C, 3.5 mm headphone jack, 1 Gigabit Ethernet port. it is running on Windows 10 Pro OS.

Other features include passwordless Windows Hello face authentication camera (front-facing), 5MP front-facing camera with 1080p HD video support, Dual microphones and Stereo 2.1 speakers with Dolby Audio Premium. It is also bundled with Surface Pen in the box. It is now available for pre-order in the US starting at $3,499.

Surface Headphones

The Surface Headphones slip comfortably over your ears to surround you with 13 levels of ambient noise control, it features a 2 beam-forming microphones on each ear cup, 8 microphones in total. There are new and intuitive on-ear dials to adjust volume and noise cancellation levels with new,. While Surface Headphones are optimized for Surface devices, they will pair with any Bluetooth enabled device so when you’re switching between PC and phone, you can stay connected to your music, meeting or call seamlessly. Finally, this new headphone is Cortana is ready to assist for whatever you need on-the-go.

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