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Hayden Dingman Just last week Rockstar said “No, of course the PC version of Grand Theft Auto V isn’t delayed.” (I’d show you the proof, but of course “The page you were looking for doesn’t exist.”) Something pretty damned catastrophic … Continue reading
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By Brad Chacos Windows 8’s bold grab for tablet relevance may snatch headlines, but it isn’t the only operating system looking to extend its established supremacy over a whole new class of devices. As the PC market hemorrhages, more and … Continue reading
Windows 8 has certainly taken its share of criticism since the official debut of Microsoft’s Consumer Preview last Wednesday (Download and install it here). But let there be no anger within this article. It would be wrong to just crap … Continue reading
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Chris Hoffman @chrisbhoffman “Windows 8 on a desktop.” The very phrase makes some people recoil and instinctively mouse over their Start buttons. It’s too bad that the modern UI has proven so contentious, because aside from the eye candy—or eye … Continue reading
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Helen Bradley @helenbradley Word 2013 boasts new and improved features across the board, spanning document creation to reading, editing, and collaboration. What’s even better is that Microsoft has made these advanced features easier for everyone to use. The new Design … Continue reading
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Your Web browser is probably the most-used application on your PC. You check your email in it, you write in it, you collaborate with coworkers in it, you use it to watch cat videos. With so much at stake, you … Continue reading
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By Christopher Null You don’t have to look hard to find tales of technological disaster. The Gauss virus infiltrated thousands of Middle Eastern PCs, where it could intercept online banking credentials. Apple iPhones were revealed to be vulnerable to spoofed … Continue reading
By Gregg Keizer, Computerworld Sep 14, 2012 7:43 pm Microsoft will announce an upgrade program for its next Office suite in five weeks, according to a report by ZDNet blogger Mary Jo Foley. The program will offer free or … Continue reading
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By Jared Newman, PCWorld Aug 10, 2012 10:00 AM Microsoft has a reputation for branding blunders, but the latest confusion over Metro in Windows 8 could come back to haunt the company. A big part of Microsoft’s next operating … Continue reading
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By Derrick Story, Macworld.com – March 9, 2012 New software versions offer new features to entice upgrading. And Lightroom 4 certainly has expanded its functionality with video editing, book creation, geotagging, soft proofing, and more. But at the core of … Continue reading
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