Sentences with phrase «apps windows wants»

By default, this dialog doesn't just list your installed apps — it also shows «suggested» apps Windows wants you to install from the Store.

Not exact matches

It's no surprise that the apps that you'll see on anyone's Android, iOS and Windows Phone devices look, feel and act the way you want them to.

That's key for classrooms, Myerson says, where teachers want control over what apps their students can use, and students want something with great battery life and a selection of familiar Windows software.

Wish sets itself apart from Amazon by focusing on discovery and treating its app more like a shopping mall that displays products the customer might want in a window instead of requiring people to type in a search query like on Amazon.

Facebook will display a window confirming they want to remove all the apps selected before it deletes them.

You can't make a FaceTime call to an Android or Windows Phone, for example, or run the Apple Maps app on those devices (not that you'd want to).

If I drove with the air off and the windows down, I have to remember to turn it back to automatic 68 degrees when I park if I want to use the app.

Barnes and Noble wants their users to be entirely dependent on their Nook hardware and their line of Nook apps for Android, iOS or Windows 8 to read your e-books.

I would say the Stream 7 does well if you want to install the Native Windows Apps, there are all small in size and take up little to no memory.

You can download the free Kindle app to your PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone, Blackberry, Android, or Windows phone and read all the ebooks you want.

It's entirely possible that with the new look and feel of Windows 8, Microsoft will want to bring in e-book support with a custom reader app.

With the free Windows 10 Pro upgrade, buyers can install whatever apps and programs they want.

Microsoft is working on a major Windows 8 app that will be a boon for people with RT Tablets and wanting major functionality for eBooks and PDF Files.

Not true at all, you can buy the amazon books which usually have the best price, but if you want to buy them somewhere else (ibooks or even kobostore) or get them for free on project gutenberg or any other source all you have to do is to load them on an app called calibre (available for mac, linux and windows) which will automatically convert the books into the more appropriate format and send them by email to amazon cloud which will make them appear almost imediatly in your kindle.

Microsoft also wanted to integrate the Nook reading app into all Windows 8 devices and provide a valid eBook experience on Windows phones.

Viewsonic says the device is designed for business users who work in the Windows Operating but also want ability to switch to entertainment and personal apps in Android.

The ability to run Windows apps is its only good point and it looks good in theory, but you really do need to use the keyboard and trackpad to do it — so why would anyone wanting to run Windows applications buy this kludged assortment of clip together bits with a second rate keyboard and trackpad, low battery life, and semi-stable parts as opposed to a proper ultrabook laptop?

Microsoft said in a statement «As part of our effort to make Office even more intuitive and easier to use, we want to make pen and ink a primary input across Office apps. While digital inking tools have been available in Office on Windows PCs since 2007, today we are releasing new inking tools in Office for iPad and iPad Pro to make it easy to use your finger or Apple Pencil to work on documents, presentations, spreadsheets and notes.»

I want the Kindle Fire and I ain't old, I am 16 and have a Windows Phone and Android device and an iPad, I don't want it because other devices are too confusing, but because I am very involved in the Amazon ecosystem, I purchase stuff from there all the time, and they have all the media I need (News, Mags, Books, Music, Movies, TV, Apps) So it's not because I'm to old or stupid to understand a normal android tablet, it's because this is what fits alot of peoples needs, for a great price.

For the ultra-technical person who wants to know how to create Windows 8 apps, here's a free eBook on programming and developing apps on Windows 8.

When docked, there's a sort - of Windows - style Start menu offering recent apps, although by the time you've tapped the button, you might as well have opened the Android apps tray to select what you want.

They also know that we don't want to open up a special app to do a little doodling, so their latest app offering called WriteIt taps into the accessibility layer in Windows 8 in such a way that you can enter handwriting into any text field (whether it is on a webpage or an input field inside any other piece of software).

If you want to install additional programs, you may find them in the Windows Store, which is growing but still missing a number of key apps.

With the new Pen Window, you can even run a third app on the screen by drawing a shape on the screen and then selecting the app you want to run in that window, such as the calcuWindow, you can even run a third app on the screen by drawing a shape on the screen and then selecting the app you want to run in that window, such as the calcuwindow, such as the calculator.

A video series by Bob Tabor that later converted into text and helpful for absolute beginners who want to create Windows 8.1 apps.

As this is Windows 8.1 you can install pretty much anything you should want, although many apps are now tailored for directly through the Windows Store, such as VLC player.

You can long press the photo with a pen in the browser window, select Copy and then tap Clipboard in the S Note app and choose the image you want to drop into your note.

If you want to get Android up and running on a Windows laptop or desktop, there are several different ways to go about it — but few are as straightforward as Nox App Player.

It's not a bad idea if you want the Windows 7 tablet features like running PC apps and handwriting recognition now and Fujitsu's Stylistic Q550 combines the power of Windows with a touch screen and stylus... Read more

It's a widely - held belief that developer participation in a mobile ecosystem is what ultimately makes or breaks it (which is why Microsoft has been incentivizing developers on Windows Phone in a variety of ways), but this takes it to a new level: developers don't want to spend the time to port their apps or write new ones if they won't see a return on investment, and a guaranteed payout of $ 10,000 is an interesting attempt to alleviate those concerns.

If you've always wanted to run all your favorite Android apps on your Windows computer, you're in luck.

Apple, Google, and Microsoft want to sell you a device (in this case, a tablet) that is tightly linked to their own content store (Apple Store, Google Play, Windows Live), and that displays the books, music, apps, and movies bought at the store beautifully and seamlessly.

Speaking of apps, if you want to quickly hop into another one without going to the home screen, you can hit the menu button to bring up a window of running apps.

A lot of them only allow you to write within a very constrained window where you can fit one or two words before the app wants to append those words to a separate image of the notes that it renders in a window above the writing area.

Purchase ebooks, music and now movies from Amazon, store them in Amazon's cloud, play them on Amazon's device and, with a nod to Microsoft's Windows strategy, if you don't want to buy a Kindle you can use Amazon's Kindle app on your iPad.

Today, Amazon announced that Kindle apps will also be tailored specifically for Android and Windows based tablets to enable customers to access the Kindle Store, and with it the largest selection of the books people want to read.

That Nook would even want to stop developing its Windows 8 app suggests it wasn't bringing in as much business as the Nook apps for other platforms, such as Android and iOS (even though the apps themselves are free).

The first thing that you'll want to do is download the FIFA 15 Companion App, which is available on iOS, Android, and Windows Phone.

This makes a ton of sense for folks who use their Windows PCs as living room entertainment machines, and want a more intuitive UI for browsing apps and movies.

Taking naming queues from a similar update on the 360 that brought with it radical changes to the system, the New Xbox One Experience will bring a revised dashboard intended to make it faster for gamers to get to what they want, integration of Windows 10 (and support of some universal apps eventually I'd imagine) and backward compatibility of a select number of Xbox 360 titles (over 100).

The in the last menu, the apps I owned and wanted were randomly moved around and pushed away by apps I didn't want, and now you do the same, and at the same time squeeze everything at the top of the window, while the rest of the screen is for ads?!»

Actually, that distinction belongs to Metroid Prime 4, but nevertheless, it's a nifty app targeted specifically at Xbox One (including Xbox One S and Xbox One X) and Windows 10 users who want to up their game with 360 - degree surround sound on the cheap.

Just select the item you want the password for, copy the password, and paste it into the app or browser window.

As long as the OneDrive desktop app for Windows is installed on a PC, Fetch enables users to access files that have not been saved to OneDrive so long as the PC you want to access is on and running OneDrive with Fetch enabled.

If you want to access your LIC account from mobile then download Windows app.

Burying the current computer's file browser as a secondary option in a cloud storage app shows just how serious Microsoft is about SkyDrive and cloud storage — they want to drag Windows users along to a new, connected future where their important files are stored in the cloud.

The integration of the new «universal apps» into the desktop means you might actually want to use them alongside your traditional Windows desktop programs.

However, Windows Media Player is not available for Windows RT — Microsoft wants you to use the new Music and Videos apps in the Modern interface instead.

If you want more details, you can open up the companion app (available for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone) and see a full overview of each metric.

And if you need to do something in the app but don't want to close the QSlide window, you can make it semi-transparent while you interact with the app behind it.