Microsoft tightens screws on Windows 10 users running Office 365

Microsoft has made another adjustment to the restrictions that it plans to place on Windows 10 customers who use Microsoft 365 apps (previously called Office 365), gradually incentivizing them to move to Windows 11. You’re probably aware that Microsoft is discontinuing support for Windows 10 users this October, has it has said repeatedly for years.

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Dell Pro 27 Plus review: Nice 4K monitor, but the USB-C hub steals the show

At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Stand supports good range of ergonomic adjustment Good range of USB-C connectivity with power delivery Includes Gigabit Ethernet (RJ45) Sharp, bright 4K image Cons Design doesn’t look cohesive USB ports have 5Gbps data rates Modest contrast ratio Our Verdict The Dell Pro 27 Plus is a sharp 4K monitor

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A new Windows feature could allow your PC to fix itself

One of the most frustrating things about owning a Windows PC is when it crashes, refuses to boot, or simply doesn’t work. Microsoft is preparing to roll out a technology called “quick machine recovery” for consumers to help solve this, after testing it in an enterprise environment. Microsoft tests various features across different Windows Insider

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Intel spins off RealSense as a new depth-camera company

RealSense, a depth-camera technology that basically disappeared within Intel, has returned as a separate company. The company has spun out from Intel and raised $50 million in funding. The company will be led by Nadav Orbach, Intel’s former vice president and general Manager for the Incubation and Disruptive Innovation group. RealSense plans to address “increased

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A Chromebook for $75? That’s not a typo.

TL;DR: Save 84% on this refurbished Lenovo Chromebook and get free shipping until they’re sold out. You don’t always want to risk your main laptop on a plane, a family trip, or in your kid’s sticky fingers. That’s when this affordable Chromebook starts to make sense. It’s lightweight, durable, and cheap enough that you won’t stress over scratches, spills, or

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