If you are a one of those consumers that has held on to Windows XP and hasn’t made the jump to a new PC yet, consider this… don’t do it! Instead, bite the bullet and spend that little extra to move to a tablet based computer. There is another trend sweeping the market (other than […]
Posts Tagged ‘Windows 8.1’
What’s ahead for the Xbox One?
Microsoft has always marketed the Xbox One as a gaming machine that can enhance your living room. This has played out very well for the Xbox One but recently has faltered in the light of the Sony PlayStation 4 (PS4) being a more powerful machine. This has given customers the idea that the Xbox […]
Xbox One as an App platform
With the newly released Xbox One, Microsoft has been very up front with their quest to take over your living room. One of the main marketing pushes for the Xbox One is that it does more than play games. It integrates with your cable box, it can multi-task by snapping apps to the side (similar […]
Goodbye JavaScript, Hello TypeScript!!!!
There are many things developers hate about JavaScript. You can see this with all of the different ways people are trying to “fix” JavaScript. Here are a couple of the ways: CoffeeScript is a language which is syntactically similar to JavaScript and attempts to expose the “good parts” of JavaScript Google went ahead and wrote […]
Visual Studio 2013 Release Candidate available
A little over a year since the release of Visual Studio 2012 (VS2012) and we already have a release candidate for Visual Studio 2013. If your interested in the Virtual Launch keep up to date on the event page, you can also download the Release Candidate. You can install it over the preview and along […]
Microsoft Windows Intune Wave E
Microsoft came out with Windows Intune Wave D not to long ago, and now are alreay touting a new version, I am assuming it will be E or Version 5. From what I have been seeing, this iteration is part of a larger set of product updates that are coming through the end of the year. System Center R2, […]