Surface Duo Tech Specs

In collaboration with Google, Microsoft has created its first dual-screen Android device, the Surface Duo. The new “foldable” phone costs $1399, and it’s available starting September 10, 2020. The Surface Duo is not an attempt to reinvent the phone, instead it is a pocketable device with two screens that brings together the Microsoft 365 services, some of the familiarity of Windows 10, and the full library of Android mobile apps to help you be more productive on the go....

March 4, 2022 · 4 min · 652 words · Albert Berwick

Surface Pro Released And The 128 Gb Version Already Sold Out At The Online Microsoft Store Updated

The blizzard (Nemo) may have gotten in the middle of the Microsoft Surface Pro launch event in New York City, but that didn’t stop the device from going on sale. Today Microsoft finally released the second version of its tablet with a full-blown version of Windows 8 to the public. Starting today people in the U.S. and Canada can purchase the device at Best Buy, Staples and, of course, at all the Microsoft Store locations and online at MicrosoftSotre....

March 4, 2022 · 3 min · 529 words · Micheal Bonifacio

Techuntold How To Guides Apps

Is It Illegal To Spy On Someone’s Cell Phone? Find Out It is illegal to spy on someone’s phone without the person’s consent if he or she is an adult. However, you can secretly spy on a child’s smartphone if you… PARENTAL CONTROL TRANSFER PHONE DATA Sync iPhone With Google Drive: How To Do Backup And Restore It’s very easy to sync your iPhone with Google Drive. The first thing you have to do is to backup your iPhone data to your Google Drive account....

March 4, 2022 · 4 min · 752 words · Don Martin

Telegram Finally Gets A Video Call Feature

Telegram is finally introducing group video calls to its app so that you can chat with up to 30 people at once. After more than a year of planning a much-needed group video calling feature, Telegram officially announced its availability on Monday. You can now make a Telegram video call on iOS and Android smartphones, as well as on tablets and desktops. The company said that video call participants max at the first 30 people who join, but noted that there could be an unlimited amount of audio-only participants....

March 4, 2022 · 2 min · 298 words · Denise Bowden

The 15 Best War Movies To Watch Right Now

People enjoy watching war movies to relive a bit of history, learn more about veterans’ experiences, and enjoy an action-packed movie. You can find almost every major war movie online; these are the best military movies you can stream right now. Saving Private Ryan (1998): Best Investigative War Movie This epic film tells the story of John Miller (Tom Hanks) who, after surviving the horrors of the Omaha Beach landing, has to recruit several men to embark on a dangerous mission....

March 4, 2022 · 9 min · 1875 words · Paul Santos

The Applecare Extended Warranty Is Amazing And Now Grants Unlimited Repairs

Extended warranties usually only benefit the store clerk, who gets a commission for tricking you into buying one. But AppleCare+ is different. AppleCare+ now offers unlimited iPhone repairs, including screen and back replacements. A screen replacement will cost you $29. Unlike most extended warranties, this one just works. Apple recently updated its AppleCare+ protection plan to include unlimited repairs for your iPhone. Previously, you’d get two heavily discounted repairs per year for any accidental damage you managed to sustain....

March 4, 2022 · 5 min · 886 words · Jose Quinn

The Best Ipad Keyboards Compared

An entire market has sprung up around the idea that an iPad, paired with a keyboard, can be productive and possibly even substitute for a laptop. With that in mind, it’s important to know that Apple’s Magic Keyboard, as great as it is, isn’t the only option. This list compares some of the top iPad keyboards to help you make an educated decision with your money. 1. Apple Magic Keyboard Apple’s Magic Keyboard features an excellent trackpad and USB-C pass-through charging....

March 4, 2022 · 9 min · 1863 words · Winifred Saner

The Biggest Changes Apple Announced At The 2018 Wwdc

It was hard not to notice that at the keynote for Apple’s 2018 WWDC (Worldwide Developers Conference), there was no new hardware released – not one single Mac, mobile device, or even accessory. It was all about the software and the apps. But the software and apps are being improved around the block. There doesn’t seem to be much untouched. iOS, macOS, Siri, watchOS, and tvOS are all getting improvements, and there are many new additions as well....

March 4, 2022 · 5 min · 1026 words · Maxine Young

The Curious Case Of Bullet Force

If you want to know how far along game development has come in the past decade or so, Bullet Force is proof. In 2006, Call of Duty was still a World War II shooter and hadn’t dramatically altered the FPS landscape by going to modern combat. Multiplayer on the previous generation of consoles was not a guarantee because of the difficulty of net code. Heck, the idea of playing a full-fledged first-person shooter with online play on the go was only coming to fruition through the PSP and Nintendo DS, with limited titles available that could do that....

March 4, 2022 · 4 min · 705 words · Michael Sebastian

The Top 10 Streaming Music Apps For The Ipad

You don’t need to load up your iPad with a lot of music to have listening options. The App Store offers everything from streaming radio stations to creating your own radio station. The great part is that many of these apps are free to download and enjoy. Most have a subscription plan to remove ads, but many are still functional if you never pay a dime. This list is dedicated to listening to music....

March 4, 2022 · 7 min · 1329 words · Michael Menjivar

Tips For Creating A Virtual Reality Room

So, you finally ponied up the cash and bought a Virtual Reality-capable PC and a VR Head Mounted Display. The big question you have now: “where am I going to put this thing?” To experience the most VR has to offer, you’re going to need a room-scale play area where you have enough room to move around freely, which helps to heighten the feeling of immersion. “Room-scale VR” basically means that the VR app or game you’re using is configured for the size of the play area you have available and takes advantage of that space to provide you with an immersive environment where you can move around, versus just sitting or standing in one place....

March 4, 2022 · 8 min · 1566 words · Vincent Hooper

Turn Off Monitor Automatically When You Lock Windows

Most computer users have a good habit of locking their computer when they are leating it. If you are locking your computer that means you are not going to use it for a while. Why not turn off the monitor as well and save a couple bucks on your power bill? But when you lock your computer the display or monitor won’t turn itself off. By default, Windows only turns off the screen if your computer is idle for a set time....

March 4, 2022 · 3 min · 585 words · Anthony Taylor

Understand Camera Zoom Lenses

Manufacturers like to try to make things easy for you when you’re shopping for a digital camera, especially by highlighting certain measurements of their models, such as large megapixel amounts and big LCD screen sizes. However, such numbers don’t always tell the entire story, especially when looking at zoom lenses on a digital camera. Manufacturers measure zoom capabilities of digital cameras in two configurations: optical zoom or digital zoom. It’s important to understand the zoom lens because the two types of zooms are vastly different from each other....

March 4, 2022 · 6 min · 1182 words · Kourtney Mettlen

Valheim How To Make The Bone Tower Shield

The Bone Tower Shield is one of the many new items that has come to the Hearth and Home update in Valheim. This particular item is the latest variant of the already-existing tower shield. It now joins the Iron tower shield, Wood tower shield, and the Black Metal tower shield. In this guide, we will show you how to get the shield. How to get the Bone Tower Shield? To make the Bone Tower Shield in Valheim, you will first need to acquire the ingredients needed to craft it....

March 4, 2022 · 2 min · 335 words · Jean Stinson

Video Upscaling In Home Theater The Basics

If you connected multiple devices to your TV, incoming signals from your satellite, Blu-ray players, or streaming devices may not have the same video resolution that your TV can display. Video upscaling may be necessary to provide the best viewing quality for different sources. What Is Video Upscaling? Video upscaling is a process that mathematically matches the pixel count of an incoming video signal to the displayable pixel count on a TV or video projector....

March 4, 2022 · 4 min · 732 words · Pamela Landry

Weekly Digest Office New Ui Windows 11 Tech Tips

This week on Pureinfotech: Windows 11 build 22509 was released in the Dev Channel with two noticeable improvements, including allowing users to control the number of recommended items in the Start menu, and the system once again will show the clock across all monitors. Furthermore, the latest preview of Windows also quietly adds an option to make it easier to change the default web browser settings. Also, Microsoft began the rollout of Microsoft Edge 86 that introduced a new controversial “Buy Now, Pay Later” feature that allows you to make purchases and pay later....

March 4, 2022 · 2 min · 359 words · Carlos Ansari

Weekly Digest Windows 10 Version 1909 Microsoft To Do Tech Tips

This week on Pureinfotech: Microsoft releases an updated version of its To Do task management app with a new interface much similar to the original Wunderlist app. On October 2, Microsoft plans to unveil new Surface devices, and now, the company has announced that will live streaming the event. In addition, ahead of the press event, Microsoft is currently offering various discounts on Surface devices. As part of the 20H1 development, Windows 10 build 18980 released to testers with devices in the Fast ring with minor changes, and the company is now code naming the update “Vibranium....

March 4, 2022 · 2 min · 377 words · Martha Walker

What Are Http Status Codes

HTTP status codes (also called browser/internet error codes) are standard response codes given by web servers on the internet. The codes help identify the cause of the problem when a web page or other resource doesn’t load properly. The term “HTTP status code” is actually the common term for the HTTP status line that includes both the HTTP status code and the HTTP reason phrase. For example, the HTTP status line 500: Internal Server Error is made up of the HTTP status code of 500 and the HTTP reason phrase of Internal Server Error....

March 4, 2022 · 4 min · 677 words · Madlyn Becnel

What Do You Think Was The Biggest Tech Trend In 2016

2016 has been a crazy unpredictable year for many, many things. But what about in the world of technology? What trends have we seen? We’ve seen Pokemon Go, live video, artificial intelligence, and more. We’ve talked in the past few weeks about what we think the biggest trends will be in 2017, but what about this year? We asked our writers, “What do you think was the biggest tech trend of 2016?...

March 4, 2022 · 4 min · 669 words · Joy Martin

What Is A Hackintosh Computer

A Hackintosh is any non-Mac computer that a user modifies to run the Apple operating system. Even though Apple doesn’t support or advocate running macOS or OS X on a generic PC, it is possible with the proper hardware and enough determination. The term “Hackintosh” comes from the fact that you need to hack the software for it to run on the hardware. The hardware needs to be tweaked in some cases as well....

March 4, 2022 · 3 min · 598 words · Helen Ketter