How Microsoft plans to coax you into using more apps in Windows 10
Microsoft has a plan to stop people from ignoring Windows Store apps, and it involves putting recommendations in front of users' faces.
Stories by Jared Newman
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Microsoft wants Windows 10 on one billion devices in three years
Microsoft is setting a lofty goal for Windows 10 adoption as it tries to get app developers on board.
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How the Apple Watch heart rate sensor works, according to Apple
If you're curious how the Apple Watch's heart rate monitor works, the company is now happy to explain.
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The first USB-C phone comes from a company that likened Apple to Nazism
After a PR blunder that involved comparing Apple to Nazism, Chinese firm LeTV is announcing something that's actually worth some attention.
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Apple Watch battery pack guaranteed to kill the Watch's appeal
One of the nice things about the Apple Watch is that we can finally appreciate the design of the thing, unadorned by the ugly cases that have tarnished the iPhone landscape.
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Intel Compute Stick, world's smallest PC, will cost $US150 with Windows, $US110 with Linux
It look a little longer than expected, but Intel's Compute Stick PC is up for pre-order through some online stores.
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Big Chrome OS change coming: A launcher overhaul adds Google Now
Some hefty changes are coming to Chromebooks and Chromeboxes, including a new app launcher with Google Now built in.
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Here's how Windows 10 upgrade paths will work
Microsoft is promising a fairly painless upgrade path to Windows 10, provided users have been keeping their existing versions up to date.
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D'oh! Panda Security mistakes itself for malware, quarantines crucial files
Antivirus provider, Panda Security, was left scrambling for a solution after it mistakenly flagged itself as malware.
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Start10 will make Windows 10's Start menu even more like Windows 7
For anyone still unsatisfied with the Metro-tinged Start menu in Windows 10, Stardock is back with another alternative.
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Pebble Time: The smartwatch darling gets colour, voice, and a new Kickstarter
Pebble's first color smartwatch is taking a page from Google Now, with a "Timeline" view that tells users what's coming up next.
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Let's hope this leaked image isn't really the next Pebble smartwatch
An image of a mysterious smartwatch has popped up on Pebble's website, and it looks, well, interesting.
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Pebble could be counting down to a colour smartwatch
New Pebble hardware and software are reportedly on the agenda for next week as the company teases a big announcement on its website.
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Neptune's watch-powered phone is forward-thinking, but preposterous
You've probably heard about this vision of computing before: Someday, all of our phones, tablets and computers will be replaced by a single "hub" device, which we can use to beam information to a constellation of dumb screens.
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Asus hints at Android Wear defection as Windows watch rumours loom
Asus is looking beyond Android Wear for future smartwatches, citing battery life as a "major concern" with Google's platform.
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