“The New Features in Microsoft 2016”
The new versions of any software come with newer features that seek to improve the experience of the user. The same is true in Microsoft Office 2016. 1. “Tell Me” Feature The new feature enables you to perform tasks quickly when you don’t know…
Cancer Research Companies to Assist Africa Fight the Menace
Cancer research companies have decided to join hands to help cancer victims in Africa. This is in the same fashion that has been adopted to fight AIDS in the continent. As a result, there are two major pharmaceutical manufacturers that have…
Upgraded Android Launcher Revealed by Microsoft
The newly upgraded launcher released by Microsoft allows users to connect to their Android devices to their PCs. Though the original Android launcher was released in 2015, the brand-new rendition of the launcher has been enhanced in several ways.…
5 Tips to Extend the Life of Your Android Battery
Statistics show that the average U.S. adult uses his or her smartphone five hours a day. Unfortunately, many smartphones have a battery life that’s shorter than five hours, forcing users to constantly charge their device. If you have an…
Google Announces AI-Powered Pixel 2
Google’s lineup of Android smartphones just got a little larger. On October 4, the Mountain View company announced eight new products, including two versions of its next-generation Pixel handset. Google Assistant But the Pixel 2 isn’t…
The Future of Self Driving Cars
At the moment, Molly Jackson is 82 years old, and she is a retired nurse. She talks about her experience with self-driving taxis. At one given time, the taxi she was driving in had to make several stops to avoid an approaching golf car. This…
Introducing the World to the Apple iPhone X
When Apple decides to release a new phone the entire tech world pauses and waits for details. Of course, the entire world of phone users pays close attention to which all adds up to mean that the iPhone X is going to be a big deal. The iPhone X…
Bill Gates Prefers Android
In a recent interview Bill Gates told Fox News that his preferred mobile device is one that uses Android. He did not mention which device he uses, but techies believe it might be the the Microsoft Edition Galaxy S8, which just happens to run…