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Windows 10 'Controlled Folder Access' to Provide Protection From Ransomware
Windows 10 Preview build 16232 brings a new feature called 'Controlled folder access' that protects user data from malicious apps and threats.
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Windows 10 Will Make It Easy to Copy-Paste Between Your PC and Mobile
Microsoft will make this possible using easy to access controls in the SwiftKey keyboard for Android, an app that Microsoft acquired last year
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AMD and BlueStacks to partner on dual-OS Windows-Android devices
The virtualised solution was unveiled at CES 2014, and allows users to access Windows and Android environments side-by-side.
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Microsoft releases Xbox Music apps for Android and iOS
Users will need to subscribe to the Xbox Music Pass service for $9.99 per month or $99.99 per year to get unlimited access to music across tablets, PCs, phones and Xbox consoles.
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Windows 8.1 headed to manufacturers, but no early access for developers
Microsoft has started sending a revamped version of Windows to makers of computers, smartphones or tablets powered by the software.
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Windows 10 'Controlled Folder Access' to Provide Protection From Ransomware
Windows 10 Preview build 16232 brings a new feature called 'Controlled folder access' that protects user data from malicious apps and threats.
-
Windows 10 Will Make It Easy to Copy-Paste Between Your PC and Mobile
Microsoft will make this possible using easy to access controls in the SwiftKey keyboard for Android, an app that Microsoft acquired last year
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AMD and BlueStacks to partner on dual-OS Windows-Android devices
The virtualised solution was unveiled at CES 2014, and allows users to access Windows and Android environments side-by-side.
-
Microsoft releases Xbox Music apps for Android and iOS
Users will need to subscribe to the Xbox Music Pass service for $9.99 per month or $99.99 per year to get unlimited access to music across tablets, PCs, phones and Xbox consoles.
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Windows 8.1 headed to manufacturers, but no early access for developers
Microsoft has started sending a revamped version of Windows to makers of computers, smartphones or tablets powered by the software.
