If you recently upgraded you PC from Windows 7 or 8.1 to Windows 10 and have decided that you don’t really like Windows 10…you can actually roll back to happier times. Simply open the Start menu and select Settings. Click the “Update & security” icon and select “Recovery.” You should now see a “Go back to Windows 7” or “Go[Read More…]
Microsoft has just annouced a new range of hardware devices designed for its Windows 10 operating system from smartphones to Notebooks / Tablets. One of the more notable devices from this annoucement is Microsoft’s very own Laptop. The “Surface Book” is being branded as the ‘utlimate laptop’ by Microsoft with a combination of high performance and vertsatility (yes you can detatch the keyboard[Read More…]
With the recent release of Windows 10 you may find yourself considering a new computer. That’s great, but the part that’s not so great is moving all of your files and programs over from your old computer. It’s process that can take you the best part of a day…maybe longer if you have all of the installation disks…but there is[Read More…]
With the launch of Windows 10 this week we finally say goodbye to Microsoft’s Internet Explorer web browser. What you’ll find it its place is Microsoft Edge – A brand new browser that among other things will give you the ability to write directly onto webpages – that is to add your own notes, doodles etc. This will be the[Read More…]
How do you deal with technology? Do you sit back and admire it or get hands on and pull things apart to see what makes them tick? Well along with Microsoft, Digital Ethnographer Dr. Jonathon Hutchinson from Sydney university has come up with 6 different technology types that every Australian can identify with. Last week I caught up with[Read More…]
