If the Start menu is the soul of Windows, then File Explorer can be the “lifeblood” of Windows – after all, File Explorer has been on Windows for much longer than the Start menu. The next generation of Windows 11, which suddenly appeared in 2021 after the peak functionality of Windows 10, completely changed the intuitive and functional design of the file explorer, taking into account both visual and systemic aspects.
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Windows 11’s Photos app officially integrates with iCloud Photo
Windows 11’s Photos app officially integrates with iCloud Photo
Microsoft announced on November 10 that a new version of the Photos app for Windows 11 is being pushed out to support viewing photos in iCloud Photo. In addition to updating the Photos app through the Microsoft Store, users will need to install the Windows version of iCloud and select specific photos or libraries to sync to the Windows Photos app once logged in. In addition, the Windows Photos app will also support a gallery view to view photos located in iCloud.
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Microsoft Releases Windows Dev Kit 2023 Kit
Microsoft Releases Windows Dev Kit 2023 Kit
On October 25, Microsoft launched the first Windows on ARM minicomputer development kit, previously known as Project Volterra, now known as the Windows Dev Kit 2023 kit. The Windows Dev Kit is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 processor with 32GB of RAM and 512GB of SSD storage, and features three USB-A ports, two USB-C ports, and a Mini DP output port for up to two 4K60Hz displays at the same time; the Windows Dev Kit also features an internal neural processing unit (NPU) for hardware acceleration when processing tasks such as AI camera effects. The Windows Dev Kit 2023, which only runs Windows 11, will debut in China, the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Japan, Canada and Australia for $599.
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News: VESA Announces DisplayPort 2.1
VESA Announces DisplayPort 2.1 Specifications
On October 17, the Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) announced the DisplayPort 2.1 specifications, which is backward compatible and replaces DisplayPort 2.0. VESA says that thanks to previous efforts by the association and manufacturers, products certified to DP 2.0 will be able to meet the more stringent DP 2.1 standard. The DP 2.1 standard primarily enhances conformance with the USB Type-C and USB4 PHY standards, and improves cable specifications to enhance stability. It is worth noting that the recently released Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 GPU only supports the DP 1.4a specifications.
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10 apps you should have for your Windows PC and Mac
At every annual conference, we have shared and published a list of apps that we’re currently using and are trusted by our participant at the conference. The following apps are voted as the go-to apps for every desktop device.
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UninstallService is the Best Legit Uninstaller – UninstallService Review
Based on Sugar Land, TX, UninstallService is one of the best uninstaller for desktop computers. This post will guide you through the complete process of buying and activating UninstallService, as well as using UninstallService to completely remove Adobe Acrobat DC, the latest version.
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