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With the latest updates made to Windows 10, Microsoft has made the operating system more secure and stable. But with it, researchers have found that Windows 10 now tracks how you use it and sends it back to Microsoft.
The holidays are approaching, and while Black Friday was a hit for many users, Cyber Monday could be better for tech savvy shoppers. Great deals on Windows 10 Internet Security and Antivius Programs are a plenty to unravel.
Windows 10 has been transformed from just a home-based OS to one that enterprises can deliver on their PC’s by the masses. This past week, Microsoft helped admins a lot, by giving them an update to control security and bug patches.
One thing that Microsoft has said since the launch of Windows 10, is that the operating system is one of the most secure ever. With the new Internet Security software programs and updates, some might differ. On Wednesday, Satya Nadella took them on.
With the launch of Windows 10, it means that a number of new and unknown Internet Security companies will launch their own versions of keeping users safe. But, with the update of Trend Micro Security 10 Software, the results speak for themselves with top reviews from users.
Bullguard, who is one of the leaders of antivirus and mobile security has been waiting to launch its latest Windows 10 product. This week, Bullguard finally launched it, and gives a lot of new features to Windows 10 users like never before.
As Windows 10 has been in consumers hands for sometime, companies offering Windows 10 Antivirus and Internet Security products have been increasing. But, many wonder which is the best for them, and we’ve put through a list for your reading and Windows 10 pleasure.
In the daily use of Windows, lots of times a simple addition to an operating system can be a positive thing. Windows for the longest period of time has had the same set of animations and sounds, and left users without any fun stuff inside to look forward to. In a latest build of Windows 10, a new animation has been found.
The touch nature of Windows 10, especially on tablets and mobile devices is pretty apparent, and one that Microsoft is wanting to expand on with Windows 10. During its latest build, Build 9860, Microsoft debuted and showed off a variety of new touch features for mobile and touch-enabeled devices.
Since Windows 10 can be used on desktop and tablet devices, managing data on these devices while on the road makes sense. With the latest version of Windows 10 on the Windows Insider Program, Microsoft showed off a battery and data sense update, making managing data easier while on the go.
When the initial build of Windows 10 came out to developers and testers, the inital build amazed many, but was only the beginning for Windows 10. The second build as released only a few weeks after, brought users a new notification tray, which like Apple’s iOS, gives users a new way to see notifications on their desktop.
One of the major hassles that users get when they operate their systems, is the upgrade process. For years, Microsoft has had the Windows Update center and Windows feqatures to update and upgrade Windows, but for many users, it was troubling and concerning. This goes away with Windows 10.
One of the major issues with Windows 8, was the ability to have metro apps on their system. The idea of metro apps was introduced with Windows 8, but never was clearly thought out for users, and created confusion for Windows users. Windows 10 brings them a way to run them, but in the new desktop of Windows 10.
For most users, a single desktop is generally enough, and that desktop on their Windows system is usually cluttered with shortcuts, desktop icons, and anything else that they can fit on the screen. With Windows 10 though, virtual desktops get introduced and that should allow for better organization.
Windows users since the beginning of Windows have had a Start Menu to use, and has allowed them to navigate through the Windows environment with ease. With Windows 8 thogh that changed, and Microsoft is making amends to their decision to delete it, and has mad Windows 10 a new Start Menu.
One thing that consumers will want to know right away is what exactly should they look forward to with Windows 10? Most consumers for the most part aren’t usually excited with operating system upgrades, but occasionally some are exciting enough to generate interest like Windows 10 is starting to now.
Since Windows 10 was announced, lots of users want to download the bits and get going with installing it on their systems. But, since its a preview version of the software, installing it for amateurs might be tricky, and is meant for professionals. But, this doesn’t mean you can give it a shot.
In introducing Windows 10, Microsoft is delivering the product in a way that it has never done before. It’s doing it via a preview trial program for enthusiasts, and its called the Windows Insider Program. This program is one that Windows 10 users should fine interesting if they are patient.
One of the most important questions that users had when Microsoft announced the Windows 10 launch, was when can I have it. Consumers are always inching to grab part of the newest version of Windows for their operating system, and Microsoft realizes this when it announced Windows. For that, they have a laid out plan.
In the business and enterprise world, computers are often kept for a number of years, but the software is often updated. This keeps IT departments busy, and thus always making sure software works for its needs and the needs of its users. With Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 though, that wasn’t the case, and is looking to be fixed with Windows 10.
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| The Windows 10 Start Menu: Unveiled | 3
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November 12, 2014 | Dave Amodt |
| Windows 9 To Release Sooner Than Expected? | 2
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January 21, 2014 | Will McGuire |
| Windows 9 To Be Announced September 30th | 1
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August 22, 2014 | Dave Amodt |
| Virtual Desktops For Windows 10 | 1
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November 26, 2014 | Dave Amodt |
| Bullguard Launches Complete Antivirus Product For Windows 10 | 1
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November 12, 2015 | Dave Amodt |
| Windows 9 Leaked Screens Revealed | 1
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September 12, 2014 | Dave Amodt |
| Let Metro Apps Run On The Desktop | 1
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November 26, 2014 | Dave Amodt |
| Windows 10 Update Removes ESET Antivirus | 1
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November 17, 2015 | Dave Amodt |
| Windows 10 Not Windows 9 Gets Announced | 1
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October 1, 2014 | Dave Amodt |
| Upgrade With One Click With Windows 10 | 1
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November 26, 2014 | Dave Amodt |