Month
September 2014
The press conference is just over, Microsoft talked about it’s newest OS. Instead of Windows 9 it became Windows 10. Windows 10 will support virtual desktops (Task View) as well as windowed apps. The charms bar is still there in… Continue Reading →
In a few hours Microsoft will kick of the Windows 9 event. They will announce the newest iteration of Windows. But since there will be no live stream you can follow the event live on The Verge. Follow this link… Continue Reading →
What do you think the next version of Windows will be called, it will be shown tomorrow, so act quick.
Today we discovered that Microsoft has opened a new Twitter account, Microsoft IoT, which means ‘Internet of Things’ They also released the website InternetOfYourThings. Since Microsoft is focusing on a cloud-first/mobile-first world as well as on the internet of things,… Continue Reading →
Hi everyone, in this course I wanna share some basics of programming with Java , and I hope you like it ! To begin let’s talk about what are the Pros of Java : Java is an easy object-oriented Computer programming language… Continue Reading →
Do you own a Windows Phone 8.1 device with Cortana enabled? Here’s something rather useful. Microsoft has put up a new web page where you can see all of Cortana’s functionality, as well as recently added features. You can visit… Continue Reading →
As thought before Microsoft has now official announced a Chromecast competitor. The Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter. With this small device you can connect your Miracast supported device with your TV, you can almost turn any display into a second screen… Continue Reading →
Today we’re going to expand the TheDeveloperSource.com team. We already have a few candidates, but we want to give everyone who’s interested the opportunity to become a writer for us. There are a few things you have to know. You… Continue Reading →
As of today Microsoft has announced that they will double the amount of free OneDrive storage of those who have turned on automatic image-upload on their phone. Originally Microsoft announced this because Apple chose to offer the entry level iPhone… Continue Reading →
Earlier this week Microsoft has announced that they bought the company behind Minecraft, Mojang. As of today there’s no Minecraft version that supports Windows or Windows Phone apps. There’s only a desktop version. But, now that’s going to change, Phil… Continue Reading →