Windows 10 Creators Update review: Gaming, inking, and Edge win, while mixed reality loses

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PCWorld Power Tips Mar 30, 2017 Windows 10 Creators Update review: Gaming, inking, and Edge win, while mixed reality loses With the Windows 10 Creators Update, Microsoft has rediscovered its sense of fun, building in everything from 3D content to 4K Netflix capabilties as it launches tools for creators and consumers alike. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • The Windows 10 Creators Update's best new features: Privacy tweaks, Paint 3D, and more • Meet PC Building Simulator, a DIY teaching tool that could be the novice's best friend • Three privacy tools that block your Internet provider from tracking you • How to transform your smartphone into a real-world Star Trek tricorder • 10 powerful, obscure Windows keyboard shortcuts you should know • Tested: Microsoft Edge is the only browser to run Netflix in 4K • How to buy and read ebooks in Edge as part of the Windows 10 Creators Update • How to keep a private stash of bookmarks in Chrome • Microsoft OneNote for beginners: Everything you need to know • 5 handy things the Photos app can do with your iPhone snapshots • 6 ways to maximize the Android phone dialer Video/Webcast: IBM How Multi-National Organizations Deal with Data Privacy on Mobile Devices Join special guest, IDC analyst Phil Hochmuth, and IBM mobility expert, Kaushik Srinivas, as we discuss challenges IT teams at global organizations are facing with BYOD Read More ▶ The Windows 10 Creators Update's best new features: Privacy tweaks, Paint 3D, and more Microsoft's massive Windows 10 Creators Update is overflowing with fresh features and helpful tweaks. Here's the best. Read More ▶ Meet PC Building Simulator, a DIY teaching tool that could be the novice's best friend PC Building Simulator is a game that wants to teach you how to build your own computer. Can it really? PCWorld's experts dig in. Read More ▶ Three privacy tools that block your Internet provider from tracking you The government may soon allow your ISP to sell your browsing data. Here's how to fight back. Read More ▶ How to transform your smartphone into a real-world Star Trek tricorder Move over, James T. Kirk. The sensors lurking in your smartphone can transform it into a full-blown tricorder rival with the right apps. Read More ▶ 10 powerful, obscure Windows keyboard shortcuts you should know These Windows keyboard shortcuts will take you beyond the basics. Read More ▶ Tested: Microsoft Edge is the only browser to run Netflix in 4K In 2016, Microsoft Edge was the only major PC browser to run Netflix in 1080p. With the Windows 10 Creators Update, it's now made the jump to 4K. Read More ▶ How to buy and read ebooks in Edge as part of the Windows 10 Creators Update With the Windows 10 Creators Update, Microsoft has brought ebook capabilities to its Microsoft Edge browser. Here's how to take full advantage of those features. Read More ▶ How to keep a private stash of bookmarks in Chrome Hush for Chrome lets you stash some bookmarks that can only be used in incognito mode. Read More ▶ Microsoft OneNote for beginners: Everything you need to know OneNote is the Great Organizer of Microsoft programs, ready to take almost any kind of content and make it available across multiple platforms. Here's how to get started. Read More ▶ 5 handy things the Photos app can do with your iPhone snapshots These tips will help you find best features Photos has to offer—draw shapes, write captions, publish a gallery online, un-delete a trashed photo, and more. Read More ▶ 6 ways to maximize the Android phone dialer Rearrange your speed-dial contacts, get phone numbers for nearby businesses, send annoying callers straight to voicemail, duck spam calls, and more. Read More ▶ Case Study: NaviSite Using Managed Hosting to Improve Life for Customers and its IT Team Navisite offered better disaster recovery and business continuity (BCDR) planning than his internal solution. Equally important, with Navisite managing O365, Wester saw the opportunity to make more strategic use of the hours his IT team were spending checking hardware, mail flow, and spam. Read More ▶

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