Red Dead Redemption 2 is already a massive game, but its sizable online component hasn't even launched yet. There's also an issue for players – we know absolutely nothing about the mode. Coming from Rockstar Intel, a data mine of the game's files hint at a few additions to Red Dead Online: horses, vehicles, and […]
Read More: You may be able to own vehicles and properties in Red Dead Redemption 2 Online
WebP is an image format introduced by Google in 2010 which combined lossy and lossless compression to deliver images up to 45% smaller than PNGs for similar quality, and of course, fully supported by Google Chrome. It is also supported by Opera and Edge with the October 2018 Update, and now Mozilla is rolling out […]
Read More: Firefox 65 gets WebP support
While technically it's in my job description to be knowledgeable in all games releasing on Xbox, I normally turn a blind eye to games that primarily target the child demographic. Not only are more of them more hassle than they're worth—aka being a miserable experience that rewards very few clicks—but they're sometimes surprisingly hard for […]
Read More: Face Off: Crayola Scoot vs Nickelodeon Kart Racers
The NHS was crippled earlier this year by the Wannacry cyber-attacks, which happened largely because the service was not keeping up to date with the latest versions of Microsoft's software. Now NHS Scotland has signed a new agreement with Microsoft to deploy Office 365 and migrate all systems to Windows 10 E5 Enterprise with Advanced Threat […]
Read More: NHS Scotland moves more than 100,000 staff to Windows 10 and Office 365
Last year, we reported about a new travel app named Outings from Microsoft's Bing team for iOS and Android designed to entice users to visit the places they always dreamed about, and once there make their experience as smooth as possible. Outings features high-quality travel stories about beautiful places from premium travel blogs on a […]
Read More: Microsoft Outings travel app now available for Windows Mixed reality devices
Back in July, Microsoft announced that it will discontinue Skype classic app from September 1, 2018. Microsoft's plan was to roll out an updated version of Skype (version 8.0) for desktop that will replace Skype version 7.0 (Skype classic). Based on the customer feedback, Microsoft later announced that it will support Skype classic app beyond […]
Read More: Microsoft now rolling out Skype version 8 to more users along with several improvements
The Surface Hub is all about amazing visuals, and part of the appeal of the Surface Hub 2 is the amazing wallpaper featured in its promotional shots, seen above. If you have been looking to bring that magic to your more pedestrian PC, WallpaperHub has got you covered, with a full collection of Microsoft and […]
Read More: Microsoft's cool Surface Hub 2 wallpaper now available at WallpaperHub at 4K resolution
