By David Nield
Amazon has a lot of information about you, which it uses to try and suggest other stuff you might like (to buy). If you notice that your recommendations are frequently unhelpful, then there are some tweaks you can make inside your user account to try and improve them. Here are the screens and the settings you need to head for.
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By Richard Nieva The popular chat service makes its way to PCs, but iPhone users will have to wait.
By Eric Limer
VR? Meh. Microsoft is going the holodeck route, with something (horribly) named Windows Holographic. It’s not clear how real this is yet, but man this sure looks awesome and cool and probably also really janky and dumb! We’ll find out soon though; Microsoft will be showing off the tech to attendees later today.
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By Sarah Zhang
If you’ve ever worked in an office with someone who types like a jackhammer, it’s obvious we all type a little differently. Now scientists have created a prototype of a keyboard that can identify users by their unique typing patterns. It could point to a next generation of passwords that don’t just take into account what you’re typing, but how.
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By Eric Limer
Windows 10 is about universal apps, and getting everything on all your devices. That includes the new Xbox app, which you’ll find on PC, Xbox, and mobile. It’ll let you text and chat and do everything you love on Xbox Live across every Windows device you have.
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By Darren Orf
During Microsoft’s consumer-focused Windows 10 press conference today, the company created something that many of us have been waiting for, a Microsoft alternative to Internet Explorer—Meet (codename) Spartan.
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Microsoft claims Windows 10 is the operating system that finally unifies all your computing devices. …
By Lynn La CNET’s here at Microsoft’s “Windows 10: The Next Chapter” presser in Washington, where the tech giant is expected to showcase its new operating system.
By Darren Orf
Let’s talk about the word “classic.” Classic can mean “timeless,” as in an ageless beauty that never fades or a joke with a punchline that always hits. It can also mean “old,” like the candy red ’57 Chevy you’ll probably never see on a modern highway. Which one describes the BlackBerry Classic? Take a guess.
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