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Why I wasn't disappointed in Microsoft Build 2021 - Vimarsana News

Why I wasn't disappointed in Microsoft Build 2021

Source: Windows Central Microsoft held its annual Build conference this week. While it's primarily aimed at developers, some around the web have complained about the lack of "exciting announcements." I understand that people want to hear about big features and see what's next for Windows, but that isn't the point of Build. The conference is about helping developers. Here's why I think Build 2021 did exactly what it was supposed to do. Developers, developers, developers Source: Windows Central On the FAQ page for Build, Microsoft explains who should attend the conference. "Whether you are a st...

Windows 10's Timeline feature was doomed to fail from the start - Vimarsana News

Windows 10's Timeline feature was doomed to fail from the start

Source: Windows Central Windows 10's Timeline feature first rolled out with the Windows 10 April 2018 Update. The feature allows you to sync your history across devices, including documents you've worked on and websites you've visited. Microsoft recently announced that Timeline would lose support for cross-device syncing for general users, cutting a major portion of the feature. A Microsoft support document recently received a small update that bumps back the death of cross-device Timeline support to July. Originally, the same support document explained that certain Timeline functionality wou...

How to set up that new Windows 10 PC you received this holiday - Vimarsana News

How to set up that new Windows 10 PC you received this holiday

Source: Windows Central / Daniel Rubino Whether you bought yourself a brand-new laptop or desktop computer preloaded with Windows 10, or you received one as a present, after taking it out of the box and peeling off the protecting plastic, it is time to turn it on and set it up to make it yours. Setting a new device is not difficult. It only takes some time to configure and personalize the experience the way you need it. For instance, you want to make sure that installation is free of bloatware and other unwanted software, and it has the latest updates. Also, as part of the initial process, it...