Harmon Kardon’s Cortana-based Invoke smart speaker briefly appeared on the Microsoft Store website today before it was unceremoniously yanked offline. No worries, I have it […]
Month: October 2017
Nearly four million people in the U.S. still subscribe to Netflix DVDs by mail
Netflix is raising its streaming video prices, from $9.99 a month to $10.99. But consider this nugget: Netflix still has 3.7 million DVD subscribers in […]
The World Is On Your Palm Now, Go Mobile
With the change of technology in the recent times, people are transferring their priorities towards the mobile space all over the world. Every web application […]
Top In-Demand Skills For Cloud Computing
Cloud computing is certainly one of the factors that have been running the business organizations for the past few years. With new and advanced technology […]
Netflix Is Hiking Up Its Rates for November
Netflix has raised the rates on two of their subscription plans, with the new rates going into effect for November. The Standard two-screens streaming plan […]
Announcing Microsoft Edge for iOS and Android, Microsoft Launcher
You’re standing in line at a coffee shop. Your right thumb is stre-t-ch-ing to drag out words on your phone’s keyboard while you squint to […]
Alexa, meet Sonos
What’s the easiest way to fill your home with music? Just ask Alexa. We’re partnering with Amazon to bring the Alexa voice assistant to Sonos […]
Microsoft’s Azure Functions adds support for Java
Azure Functions, Microsoft’s platform for building serverless applications, has long supported a variety of programming languages but it’s adding an important one today: Java. Fittingly, […]
HP Announces New Spectre 13, Spectre x360
Today, HP announced major updates to two of its most stunning premium PCs, the Spectre 13 and the Spectre x360. “HP is delivering the world’s […]
Facebook Messenger Lite Announced
Facebook announced a new messenger today called Messenger Lite. The standalone version of Facebook Messenger is only available for Android. Messenger Lite is a stripped […]