Microsoft releases new Windows 10 preview for PCs with a quick history menu in Edge
Microsoft today released a new Windows 10 preview for PCs, the second build of 2016. The release adds a new Microsoft Edge feature and...
Microsoft releases new Windows 10 preview for PCs with ‘structural improvements’ to OneCore
Microsoft today released a new Windows 10 preview for PCs, the first build of 2016. The main focus of this build is structural improvements...
iOS 9 is now on 75% of Apple’s mobile devices
Apple today updated its iOS adoption numbers to show that iOS 9 has finally hit the 75 percent mark. In other words, the latest...
5 predictions for mobile gaming in 2016
This sponsored post is produced by Mobile Games Forum (MGF). With the arrival of a new year, it’s natural to look ahead and try to...
How virtual reality gaming will change the world in 2016
The new generation of VR is ready to deliver on promises. 2016 will see the launch of three new VR systems, and this time around we're pretty sure that the technology is indeed up to the task.
Why mobile marketers and publishers can’t afford to ignore China
The boom in inexpensive smartphones has unlocked a whole new generation’s worth of consumers in places that haven’t had Internet access until now -- and that means huge new opportunities for global mobile marketing on both sides of the world.
Microsoft taps Bango to expand carrier billing across Windows 10 devices
With Windows 10 now running on more than 200 million devices, Microsoft is expanding its partnership with mobile-payments company Bango to bring carrier billing...
How to create a bootable Windows 10 USB flash drive
Even with the rise of cloud storage, the USB flash drive is still vital for cases where the Internet won’t cut it, especially as...
Windows 10 ends 2015 under 10% market share
9.96 percent. Close, but no cigar. Five months after its release, Windows 10 still hasn’t passed 10 percent market share, according to the latest...
In-app purchases done right: Why you must entertain your users — not exploit them
Far too often, in-app purchases become a game of “pay to win” which hurts the business model in the eyes of consumers.