Microsoft is at it again. Recently, they held a small conference to discuss their upcoming Windows 10 operating system in a bit more detail than they had before. Not only did they announce who will receive the update for free, they also make a few other announcements that were pretty, well, unusual for Microsoft (in my opinion). Let’s dig in.
First off, the biggest surprise to me was Microsoft phasing out Internet Explorer in favor of a new web browser. Now, at first glance, I thought the
For CES each year, I rely on one YouTube channel to report to me new and interesting tech that almost always appeals to me. LinusTechTips has been my guide to CES since 2013, and I also follow him for PAX, E3, and Computex (in addition to his many other wonderful tech guides and overviews). This year, some of the things that struck me were Seagate’s 7mm external USB 3.0 hard drive. It goes well with a trend I found going along with CES this year, thin. The drive itself is 500GB, using a 5mm driv
This blog is just going to be a place for me to share the current events articles I type up for my Cisco course in college. Each week, we are required to write a brief document (1-2 pages) and submit it to our instructor in order to recieve credit for our online posting requirement set by the college itself. I generally pick a wide range of items that are of relevance to each other, then (of course), write my article.
My main reason for posting these in a LTT blog is that I feel quite proud of
