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May 10, 2018

What still isn't clear about the future of Windows after Build 2018

At Build, Microsoft had a chance to reassure Windows users that even after a recent reorganization, this OS still mattered. So why did Microsoft say nothing? Read More ▶

What's new in Windows 10 Insider Build 17666: 'Cloud Clipboard,' Sets improvements and more

Cloud Clipboard, an updated Notepad, improvements to Sets: These are some of the features Microsoft added to Build 17666 of Windows 10. Read More ▶

You can actually afford Nvidia GeForce graphics cards now

Graphics card prices haven't quite returned to pre-crisis levels, but Nvidia's GeForce GPUs are at or near MSRP. Read More ▶

4 ways Android P's gesture navigation is better than the iPhone X's (and 4 ways it's not)

Google has introduced new gesture navigation in Android P, powering the virtual home button with swipes and taps. Here's how it's better (and worse) than Apple's method on the iPhone X. Read More ▶

PillDrill review: A high-tech medication-tracking system

This is a great tool for medication compliance, and it can help you care for your elderly parents, too. Read More ▶

'Black Dot' Unicode bug can crash Messages—here's how to fix it

A new Unicode attack can crash Messages in iOS 11.3 and 11.4 beta. If you get hit by it, there's a workaround to get things back in order. Read More ▶

Microsoft: 200M now use Windows 10 in the enterprise

The latest numbers from the company show businesses are close to schedule to move away from Windows 7 before the older OS retires in early 2020. Read More ▶