Sentences with phrase «windows users interested»

For Windows users interested in switching, here's why I switched, what's awesome about my new Mac, and what I miss about Windows.

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Tayar feels there's enough consumer interest to support «even more than three» distinct operating systems, largely because of the very different user experiences offered by Windows 8 and Android.

Prospective users interested in laying their hands over the HTC 8X AT&T running Windows Phone 8 will not have to wait for long as the carrier has announced that its release date is set for this November.

«I don't think the iPad is a killer device for education users, so running Windows with productivity software and Barnes & Noble, with its really good relationships with publishers and college distribution, could be really interesting,» Weiner said.

It's a slight irony that the tablet runs a version of Windows more likely to be of interest to business users, and one which doesn't come with a free copy of office.

There as a Citrix demo (a virtualization platform) that was particularely interesting: Citrix on Android lets users run Windows application via a remote server.

At BlabckBerry Devcon, one of the more interesting demo's was the Citrix Receiver, which is a enterprise virtualization software that allows users to access virtual desktops.Users can open: (1) any Windows software that's installed on the server you're accessing; (2) Software as a Service, or...

It's this purported window into the «emotional and cognitive worlds» of any given social media user that provides an interesting launching point for this group exhibition.

Dennis analyzes interface changes and how they affect user experience, the expectations of Windows 10 personal use versus law firm adoption, and speculates about the lack of release interest.

Bringing the desktop back by default would be an admission, in a way, that most users are primarily interested in using Windows the good old fashioned way — with a mouse and keyboard in the traditional desktop environment.

It's interesting that Windows» support for multiple user accounts works so well now, when so many people have their own personal laptops.

And, from the user's point of view... let's say my Gran upgrades to Windows 10, she uses Spartan, she comes across a website that was written a few years ago, or even just not very well (my Gran has very little interest in cutting edge stuff) and she has to open an * entirely different browser * to view it!?

But needless to say, just like it happened with Cortana when it made its debut in Windows 10, there'll be users who won't be interested in Timeline, so disabling it would be the first thing on their agenda.

The Windows Phone 8 start screen allows users to customise the Windows OS Live Tiles with topics of personal interest, providing real - time updates unique to their needs.

Bugs which may compromise dashboard and user settings, the Fitbit store, the API, and sync apps for the Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android operating systems are of interest.

Apple has been catching flak for neglecting its desktop platform lately, and it'll be interesting to see if it can reinvigorate users» interest in the OS — particularly when Microsoft is advancing in leaps and bounds with Windows 10.

Without a buoyant user base, developers just aren't interested in investing time and resources in the Windows Phone platform.

How to prevent users from installing programs in Windows 7 and how to prevent Anyone from Uninstalling Metro Applications in Windows 8 may also interest you.

With Windows Store present, users can easily find and install apps of their interest.

Ash is no stranger to Twitter lately, often revealing interesting bits of information about Cortana, including alternative names and encouraging Windows Phone users that their OS was top priority for development.

Naturally, How - To Geek was interested in figuring out how to force Windows to rename the wired connection in the most non-destructive (not reinstalling Windows or creating a new user profile) way as possible.

The numbers are especially interesting since it means that over the year that Windows 7 and 8.1 users will be eligible for a free upgrade to Windows 10, after it becomes available at the end of the month, things could change rather quickly.

Windows Central forum user yayh appears to be equally excited and created an interesting thread that requests your «ultimate reason to buy a Surface Laptop.»

This feature is pretty interesting because it gives Windows desktop users an easy way to whitelist desktop apps, something that's normally restricted to Enterprise and Education editions of Windows with AppLocker.

It's an interesting read that goes into detail how much work has gone into improving the user experience in Windows Phone 8.

Microsoft has announced Windows App Preview Program that would allow the interested users to beta test applications before everyone else.

It will be interesting to see how Windows 10 users react to the upcoming privacy tools.

Windows 7 or Vista Home Premium users who do not have Local Group Policy Editor, may especially find this article to be of interest!

Today, an interesting new user concept that makes use of Fluent Design to redesign the Windows File Explorer has emerged.

Most interesting to users will be dual window, which is undoubtedly more useful and more comfortable on this size, smart keyboard, which becomes even more essential exactly because of the size, and Q Pair, which lets you receive message and call notifications from your phone directly on your tablet and even reply from it as well.

That separation may please Windows users who want the full control offered by a more traditional Windows operating system, but it would be interesting to see how that effects uptake.

The Explorer is an interesting prospect because - and unlike some other products, such as the heavier Acer Windows Mixed Reality headset - it's lightweight so doesn't slip down the face or put excess weight on the bridge of the user's nose.

However, if you are a Windows phone user today, and are interested in sticking with the platform, this is the best Windows phone you can buy right now.

As you can see in the screenshot above, the new prompt by Microsoft in the classic paint app says that the app will not be removed totally from the Windows 10 platform but will be available in the Microsoft Store for the interested users to download.

Cortana will be your personal voice assistant in Windows 10 and while she can help you in many areas by providing valuable information and insights about things you are interested in, Microsoft thinks that some of the users may need a more Office - focused personal agent.

We've seen immense interest in the Nokia Android phones from current Microsoft Lumia branded smartphone owners here at Windows Central, and as such we thought it would be a great idea to review Nokia's latest flagship; the «Nokia 8» for those remaining Lumia 950 users who want to jump back on the Nokia branded smartphone bandwagon.

But one Windows Central forums user, ariez84, recently posed an interesting theory in our Window 10 forums.

The Windows Insider program has been a huge success for Microsoft, giving interested general users a sneak peek at what is to come in future Windows 10 builds.

Some interesting rumors tell that the NYPD is about to use fingerprints scanning function on the devices before its official introduction for regular Windows users expected for next year.

Many people are beginning to choose Bitcoin over traditional fiat currencies because they are globally accessible and the value of the Bitcoin is on the rise, so it'll be interesting to see if this mobile app that has become available is likely to see Windows Phone users become more attracted to this form of currency.

Cortana appears to be a balance between Siri and Google Now, so it willll be interesting to see how users react to the new feature when it launches this year alongside Windows Phone 8.1.