Category: Software & OS
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Find out how Z by HP helps creative pros up their game
Microsoft Blogs – 7.17.19 (7.15.19) Jody MacDonald has had many challenging assignments, but for the award-winning photographer, a six-week trek testing an all-weather camera through the Sahara Desert stood out. Read more: Find out how Z by HP helps creative pros up their game
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Windows 10 Tip: Start, simplified
Microsoft Blogs – 6.17.19 If you feel like your life is too cluttered, some of you might find respite in the simplified Start layout that comes with the Windows 10 May 2019 Update. New Windows 10 users – those who have new devices, new user accounts and clean installs – will see the new Start layout…
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Apple previews macOS Catalina
Apple Newsroom – 6.4.19 (6.3.19) Apple today previewed macOS Catalina, the latest version of the world’s most advanced desktop operating system, packed with cool new features, fresh new apps and powerful new technology for developers. With macOS Catalina, Apple is replacing iTunes with its popular entertainment apps — Apple Music, Apple Podcasts and the Apple TV…
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The new iPadOS powers unique experiences designed for iPad
Apple Newsroom – 6.4.19 (6.3.19) Apple today previewed iPadOS, the powerful operating system with a new name to recognize the distinctive experience of iPad. iPadOS builds on the same foundation as iOS, adding powerful new capabilities and intuitive features specific to the large display and versatility of iPad. Introducing new ways to work with apps in…
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Apple previews iOS 13
Apple Newsroom – 6.4.19 (6.3.19) Apple today previewed iOS 13, introducing a dramatic new look for iPhone with Dark Mode and new ways to browse and edit photos, sign in to apps and websites, and navigate the world with an all-new map. iOS 13 is faster and more responsive with optimizations across the system that improve…
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Get lost in the new Earth Timelapse, now on mobile
Google Blog – 4.28.19 (4.25.19) Today we’re introducing several updates to Google Earth Timelapse, a global, zoomable time-lapse video that lets anyone explore the last 35 years of our changing planet’s surface—from the global scale to the local scale. This update adds two additional years of imagery to the time-series visualization, now spanning from 1984 to…