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Wednesday, 26 October 2016

Microsoft Windows 10 Event Roundup

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23:49


Today at Microsoft Windows 10 event the company had tons of announcement with some being already leaked and some came as a real surprise. Previously we thought the event is going to be all about software because of the name Windows 10 event but, Microsoft also unveiled number of upcoming windows 10 hardware products and some of them are really promising. Following is the quick round up of the Windows 10 event,

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Microsoft announced the new Windows 10 update dedicated to creators, The Windows 10 Creators update will be available for free to all Windows 10 users and you will be able to download the new update this spring. One of the biggest Windows 10 features is called 3D for everyone. With this new technology, Microsoft is bringing 3D to Windows 10. 

Microsoft is bringing a whole new range of 3D tools to support 3D contents and Microsoft is calling it 2D to 3D journey. What that mean is, you can able to scan the physical objects in 3D using your Windows 10 Mobile or any W10 device and then you can edit those 3D renders directly into the new Microsoft 3D paint application. Microsoft showed the live demo of how you can simply achieve this using the new Paint app and the touch controls. 

Microsoft Edge will be the first browser to support the 3D natively that will allow you to see the web content in 3D if you own a HoloLense or any of the new Microsoft VR headsets, The Paint and Powerpoint applications are now updated to support 3D.


New Microsoft VR Headsets 

Microsoft announced they will be teaming up with the number of PC manufacturers starting with Dell, HP, Lenovo, Acer and Asus to bring the new Microsoft VR Headset to interested Windows 10 consumers. Microsoft said there is no point in creating and providing the 3D content to users if they don't have anything to truly experience it, The Microsoft VR Headset starts at $299. There are no words about the  hardware specifications of the device. 


New Surface Book

Although a lot of people are not expecting it considering the Surface Book is still the fairly new device, Microsoft also unveiled the updated version of the Surface Book. The new Surface Book comes up with the latest Intel i7 processor and the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 965M GPU  making it the most powerful Notebook Microsoft has ever created. The new Surface Book also comes up with the redesigned cooling system and on paper 16 hours of battery backup.



Microsoft Surface Studio

As we have already seen in the rumors, Microsoft also introduced the new standalone desktop computer named Microsoft Surface Studio. According to Microsoft, the Surface Studio features world's thinnest touch sensitive LCD display at 12.5mm. That display outputs 13.5 million pixels which is 63 percent more than the standard 4K  televisions making it the best desktop display ever created by the company. The Surface Studio will be available from holidays and it starts at $2999 and goes up to $4199. 



Hardware Specifications

  • 28-inch 4500 x 3000 PixelSense (192ppi) LCD Display
  • 8GB/ 16GB/ 32GB of RAM
  • Latest Intel Core i5 or Core i7 Processors 
  • 1TB / 2TB storage options 
  • NVIDIA GeForce GTX 965M 2GB / GTX 980M 4GB 
  • 5MP front camera with Windows Hello support
  • Stereo 2.1 Dolby speakers 

The Surface Dial

Microsoft also unveiled a cute little companion accessory that works with the new Surface Studio. The device can be placed near the desktop and it gives you control over the volume, screen brightness, or scrolling through the files and documents.

Xbox Live Streaming

The new Windows 10 Creator update brings live broadcasting integrated into the Xbox App, allowing users to directly stream Xbox games online. The Microsoft Arena platform is also getting an update allowing users to create their own custom tournaments. 




Stay tuned for the updates.

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Microsoft Windows 10 Event Expectations

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Microsoft officially announced that the Windows 10 event is happening on Wednesday, October 26th, you can stream live the Windows 10 event here.  Considering that Microsoft is calling it a Windows 10 event suggests that we will be seeing lots of software related stuff, so don't expect new Surface Book or a Surface Pro. Although some reports suggest we might get a new desktop machine from Microsoft. 

Considering all the rumors and reports following are our expectations for tomorrow's event, 

  • Windows 10 will get performance improvement updates and some new features
  • New 3D Paint app suggests we might get some new touch-friendly universal apps
  • Microsoft may unveil a new Alexa and Google Home competitor
  • Considering the Surface Book and Surface Pro 4 are still new devices we might not see a Surface Book 2 or Surface Pro 5
  • Surface Desktop: Rumors suggests Microsoft is working on an iMac competitor, A new desktop machine completely designed and developed by Microsoft. ZDNet confirms that Microsoft is working on a new desktop code-named "Cardinal", that suggests we might see some hardware launches too. 
  • Software updates for Xbox and HoloLense 


Stay tuned for updates we will be posting live during the event. 

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Sunday, 20 March 2016

Windows 10 update is coming to selected mobile devices.

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09:52



Microsoft has finally started rolling out the updates of the latest Windows 10 OS for selected windows phone devices. These selected devices which are currently running Windows 8.1 mobile OS will receive the Windows 10 OS via an OTA update.

Microsoft said it will deliver the update based on your device model and country region. You can download the Windows 10 update adviser app to check if your update is ready.

Here is list of the devices which will get the Windows 10 update:

Lumia 1520
Lumia 930
Lumia 640 
Lumia 640XL
Lumia 730
Lumia 735
Lumia 830
Lumia 532
Lumia 535
Lumia 540
Lumia 635
Lumia 636
Lumia 638
Lumia 430
Lumia 435
BLU Win HD w510u
BLU Win HD LTE x150q
MCJ Madosma Q50


The Windows 10 update brings performance improvements, Windows Hello (only for supported devices), the new Edge browser, new sleek design and UI, much improved Cortana experince, new keyboard design and emojis, updated action center and the new Store (sort of).

                  

                               


                  





Stay tuned for updates. 

Source: PCMAG


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