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  2. https://twitter.com/WZorNET/status/989116777379573760 saying there is potential for another build?

  3. iTunes 12.7.4.80

    ### replied to Copernic's topic in Front Page News

    Stream music.....................it's easier. ..........But not preferred. Why?........................I stream almost everything. No reason to keep music on your phone anymore. Streaming does not take up space on your phone. Ok, streaming is fine. So what (free) app do you recommend I use to get access to the music on my computer whenever I want to listen? I haven't found a worthy choice just yet. Seriously? You never heard of Pandora, Spotify, YouTube, Google Play music, iHeart radio? I'm talking about music that I have on my own computers hard drive. Which is what I copy to my iPhone using iTunes. Not some other streaming service.
  4. Btw, "U Disk" is the Chinese name for USB FD.
  5. This comment wins the prestigious Neowin "comment on Windows 10 April Update" award 2018. Not gonna install this one early .. nu uh!
  6. Wouldn't bother... A. Will have a bunch of bugs from the get go. B. Within 90 days, they will announce the OnePlus 6T, which will be a better device, if the 3/3T & 5/5T are any indication. Not to mention going the cheap route by NOT including an OPTICAL image stabilized, but rather an electronic version.

  7. Google could introduce Super Soaker emoji in Android P

    satukoro replied to Timi Cantisano's topic in Front Page News

    For some reason I thought they were simply adding a super soaker emoji instead of replacing an existing one.
  8. DMCA once again proves itself worse than ethnic cleansing.
  9. Phone manufacturers: "we ran out of useful ideas. Here, have some notches"
  10. Does the £16 ticket include a free handset?
  11. This comment wins the prestigious Neowin "comment on Windows 10 April Update" award 2018.
  12. "Fool me once, shame on...shame on... you ..............fool me ......you can't get fooled again." -George W Bush
  13. As the article says it's not active for European regions just yet. I reckon wait until later on when PST rolls around to the morning.

  14. Google launches its biggest Gmail update in years

    Figure 8 Dash replied to mkeallison's topic in Front Page News

    Better looking than the Outlook redesign but I'm still not a fan of it. I'll probably be lame and stick with the old Gmail.
  15. Windows 10 April Update will start rolling out on May 8 according to leak by Steven Parker According to a tweet posted earlier, in what is claimed to be an internal memo from a Chinese retail vendor, it shows that the Windows 10 April Update will start rolling out on May 9, which falls on a Wednesday in mainland China. It's important to note that due to the time difference, it'll still be Tuesday May 8 in the United States, so the rollout could start then, while it will be May 9 in China. Windows 10 Apr Update will be released on May 9 : https://t.co/P3x6La3jFZ pic.twitter.com/A0Ys7Yu0Kx — FaiKee (@FaiKeeF) April 25, 2018 After running the image through the Google Translate app (which you can see on the right) it says that the "Windows RS4" update will "start pushing" (rolling out) on the morning of May 9, which would be noon or early afternoon in the US on Tuesday May 8, which is Patch Tuesday. The Twitter account FaiKee posted a follow up tweet in which it was stated: "This is said to be an internal memo to dealers' shops." Of course, this is all unconfirmed unless coming from an official Microsoft channel and it could well be that vendors are getting it slightly earlier than everyone else will through Windows Update. However, If correct, this does mean that this particular update will be version 1803, called the April Update, but being generally available in May. Awkward! An earlier report showed that Microsoft is hard at work readying the 'first run' landing page for the Edge browser which will show off some of the more major changes to the feature update, which include Windows Timeline, changes to the Action Center and more. The current build 17134, released last Friday to the Slow and Release Preview rings, is the candidate for the April Update, and assuming no "blocking bugs" happen inside the next week or so, we should start to see an official announcement by Microsoft, hopefully before or as BUILD starts, on May 7 in Redmond. Source: ITHome via FaiKee (Twitter)
  16. Is there any point to instagram? i know people who uses it and they say for me to get onto it, but yet those same people use Facebook, so i do not see the point in signing up to another social media service. I do not use facebook as often as I did, not that I used it an awful lot anyway, I had a peak to see what is going on and may post the odd thing. Maybe i am just getting bored with people posting the same thing, it have gone too political.
  17. Hardly. Apple pays Samsung for curved, flexible OLED but Nokia uses regular non-flexible screens which are cheaper to produce without the loss of quality and with the display connectors sitting on the bottom of it, there is no solution yet than to hide it with a chin.

  18. Google launches its biggest Gmail update in years

    ad47uk replied to mkeallison's topic in Front Page News

    I do not use Gmail, so it will make no difference to me, the only time i have a look at Gmail is when i get a notification saying that I have an email there, which is once in a blue moon.
  19. Or someone who doesn't just take stuff as it is presented.
  20. California man Eric Lundgren, an electronic waste entrepreneur who produced tens of thousands of Windows restore disks intended to extend the lifespan of aging computers, lost a federal appeals court case in Miami after it ruled “he had infringed Microsoft’s products to the tune of $700,000,” the Washington Post reported on Tuesday. Per the Post, the appeals court ruled Lundgren’s original sentence of 15 months in prison and a $50,000 fine would stay, despite the software being freely available online and only compatible with valid Windows licenses: The appeals court upheld a federal district judge’s ruling that the disks made by Eric Lundgren to restore Microsoft operating systems had a value of $25 apiece, even though they could be downloaded free and could be used only on computers with a valid Microsoft license. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit initially granted Lundgren an emergency stay of his prison sentence, shortly before he was to surrender, but then affirmed his original 15-month sentence and $50,000 fine without hearing oral argument in a ruling issued April 11. All told, the court valued 28,000 restore disks he produced at $700,000, despite testimony from software expert Glenn Weadock that they were worth essentially zero. More

  21. Google launches its biggest Gmail update in years

    y2k2r2d2 replied to mkeallison's topic in Front Page News

    It is only for Paid G Suite users ? I don't have it.
  22. Tickets? Fans? What is this nonsense.

  23. Google launches its biggest Gmail update in years

    count0nz replied to mkeallison's topic in Front Page News

    Same here in NZ

  24. iTunes 12.7.4.80

    GTR707 replied to Copernic's topic in Front Page News

    Stream music.....................it's easier. ..........But not preferred. Why?........................I stream almost everything. No reason to keep music on your phone anymore. Streaming does not take up space on your phone. Ok, streaming is fine. So what (free) app do you recommend I use to get access to the music on my computer whenever I want to listen? I haven't found a worthy choice just yet. Seriously? You never heard of Pandora, Spotify, YouTube, Google Play music, iHeart radio?
  25. Would be a nice looking device without the black bar and Nokia logo on the front.
  26. language evolving has nothing to do with over-sensitive millennial hipsters with hurt feelings.. next they will install safe and hug zones in the game for people who have social interaction issues.
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