With Internet of Things (IoT) devices rapidly growing in popularity and use, Samsung is working on a new operating system (OS) for connected devices. There’s no new information on the Samsung OS – the firm will announce its efforts next month at the Samsung Developer Conference (SDC) in San Francisco – but that conference provides […]
Tag Archives: Operating Systems
Chrome OS Hasn’t Conquered The World Yet, But Google Isn’t Giving Up
And its vision for a computing future in the cloud is slowly coming true.
3 Ways To Watch As Apple Unveils New iPads And Macs
Get ready for Thursday.
What Microsoft’s “One Windows” Really Means
Streamlining Windows has long been Microsoft’s goal.
Goodnight, Windows XP: Microsoft Terminates A Surprisingly Durable Operating System
You can still run it if you like, but Microsoft won’t support the 13-year-old software.
With Fancy Footwork, Microsoft Makes Windows Sort Of Free
Windows for Internet-connected devices, phones, and small tablets will cost nothing.
The Mac At 30: How OS X Might Live On In An iPad Pro
A high-end tablet for work might prompt Apple to put iOS and OS X on a collision course.
iOS 7 Beta Users Report Getting Locked Out Of Their iPhones
The beta version of Apple’s mobile software abruptly stopped working for some.
Windows 8.1: It’s Getting Better And Stronger — Just Not Fast Enough
The Start button is back. The Mail client is vaguely functional. Settings are rationalized. But it’s not clear Windows 8 is getting better quickly enough.
Apple’s New iOS 7: What You Need To Know Now
Apple has announced iOS 7, the newest version of the operating system that runs iPhones and iPads. Here are its essential features.
Mozilla Pushes Toward Its Mobile Destiny In 2012 (Infographic)
Like every other property on the Web, Mozilla is tuning its approach to tackle the mobile revolution. What steps did it take in 2012 to set itself up for mobile success in 2013?