FCC Votes To Propose New Privacy Rules For Internet Service Providers
The Federal Communications Commission voted to propose its first Internet privacy rules and to expand a phone subsidy program to cover Internet access. Karen Bleier/AFP/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Karen Bleier/AFP/Getty Images The Federal Communications Commission voted to propose its first Internet privacy rules and to expand a phone subsidy..>> view originalHoloLens IRL: What it's like in Microsoft's version of augmented reality
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Microsoft is planning to bring Android phone notifications directly to Windows 10 PCs. During a session at Build 2016 today, Microsoft detailed how missed calls, messages, and other notifications from an Android phone will appear on a Windows 10 PC. Microsoft is using the Cortana app for Android to enable this support, and Windows 10 users will even be able to reply to the Android notifications directly from a PC. Cortana for Android will build up a user notifications store in the cloud, allowi..>> view originalNew Tesla economy car sets off a frenzy at showrooms in Tampa Bay
TAMPA รข€” Daniel Rios walked into an auto showroom in Tampa Thursday afternoon and put down $1,000 cash for a car that he has not seen, touched nor driven. In fact, the car won't even come off an assembly line until nearly two years from now. But Rios only needed to know two things about this car. It will be a bargain, in his mind. And it is a Tesla. Across the country and here in the Tampa Bay area, Tesla's announcement Thursday that it will offer an economy version of its car set off a frenzy ..>> view originalMicrosoft Office for Mac now supports add-in extensions
Microsoft Office didn't get a ton of stage time at Build this year, but the company announced a handful of improvements for both users and developers. Probably the most notable was the news that "add-ins" for Office (which work similar to browser extensions) would be coming to Office for Mac for the first time. It's a smart move to get those add-ins out to the Mac, because they're already available on Windows, the iPad and the online Office interface. Making them work with Office ..>> view original
Thursday, March 31, 2016
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