Windows 10 does not like a lot of cores
The more cores and the slower the mouse gets
Tech blogger Bruce Dawson has discovered that 24-core (48-thread) Windows 10 rig was having problems everytime he built Chrome.
Microsoft snuggles Office and Windows in a bundle
Until an anti-trust complaint surfaces
Microsoft announced plans to start offering Windows 10 and Office together in a single subscription service.
Microsoft’s OneDrive ignores Fat people
Fat-wah issued on older file systems
OneDrive users around the world have been upset Microsoft's cloud file syncing and storage system has suddenly stopped working with anything other than disks formatted with the NTFS file system.
EU delivers a nightmare to disposable electronics
You will have to make it fixable
The EU Parliament is about to tell makers of badly made electronics which are designed not to last past the warranty date that their products will have to last longer and be fixable.
Microsoft lays off thousands more
Axeman cometh
The software king of the world, including parts of the moon and the rings of Uranus, is about to tell thousands of its Volish staff to clean out their desks and collect their pink slips.
New carrier does not “quite” run Windows XP
It does at the moment, but not for much longer.
The Royal Navy has been a little disappointed that its high-tech aircraft carrier’s launch has been overshadowed by the fact that hacks noticed it was still running Windows XP.
Microsoft releases second Win10 cumulative update in a month
Reboot again, like you did earlier in the month
For the second time this month, the software king of the world, and parts of the moon, Microsoft, has delivered a cumulative update for Windows 10.
Microsoft adds GPU utilization to Task Manager
In the latest Windows 10 build
With the latest Insider Build for Windows 10, version 16226, Microsoft has added GPU utilization in the performance tab of the Task Manager.
Microsoft admits Windows 10 disables rivals' AV
Temporarily
Software king of the world, Microsoft, has admitted that it does temporarily disable anti-virus software on Windows PCs.
Apple's success was because Jobs had problems
He hated being outsmugged by Microsoft so he stole its tablet
The messiah of the fruity cargo-cult, Steve Jobs, apparently was only interested in hacking off a single Microsoft executive when he stole the idea for the tablet and the smartphone.