Microsoft has reworked Windows 10X to run on laptops, and it now looks like the company’s true answer to Chrome OS. A near-final version of 10X has leaked, offering a first look at how this will run on laptops later this year.
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7 hot mobile trends
From TikTok to improving in-store tech for employees, mobile shopping comes into focus for retailers. By: Tatiana Walk-Morris
In recent years, brands and retailers have shifted their omnichannel strategies to bridge the online and offline shopping experiences specifically when it came to mobile strategies. According to one study, smartphones accounted for 84% of the 2019 holiday season s e-commerce growth. And with e-commerce surging in 2020 as shoppers remained reluctant to visit brick and mortar in the midst of a pandemic, this year may top that.
Experts weigh in on what mobile trends could lie ahead.
1. Curtailed data collection
In 2018, the European Union implemented its General Data Protection Regulations, restricting how much data companies could collect from individuals. California also passed the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018, which went into effect Jan. 1, 2020 and also provides data privacy protecti
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Google has been an advocate for Progressive Web Applications (PWAs) and using it in all of its desktop applications like Google photos, Google Maps and Google Contacts for a while now but Microsoft Engineers at Windows in collaboration with Google Chrome have recently made an effort to change the Chrome in Windows and modify it so that it is able to work like a native app in one aspect that is: uninstalling the applications.
Sorry! Did I go too fast up there? Here you go if you don’t know what PWA is.
PWAs are basically Java Script framework that work like a native app and has an icon that can be added on your screens, but unlike the native apps it is not fully combined with your operating system hence cannot be uninstalled as it is website based. Therefore, it can be termed as a hybrid between applications and web pages.