[Guide] How to Reinstall All Default Built-in Apps in Windows 10

http://ift.tt/eA8V8J In previous tutorials, we told you how to uninstall and remove all or some of built-in modern apps in Windows 10: [Tip] How to Uninstall Modern Apps in Windows 10 [Guide] How to Remove All Built-in Apps in Windows 10 If you removed some or all built-in apps in Windows 10 and now you want […]

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[Guide] How to Remove All Built-in Apps in Windows 10

http://ift.tt/eA8V8J In previous tutorial, we told you about different ways to uninstall modern apps in Windows 10 operating system: [Tip] How to Uninstall Modern Apps in Windows 10 The methods given in above mentioned tutorial can't uninstall all built-in apps. There are many built-in apps such as Photos, Music, OneNote, Xbox, People, Camera, etc which come […]

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[Tip] How to Uninstall Modern Apps in Windows 10

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AdwCleaner 5.004

http://ift.tt/1A2cpYl AdwCleaner is an application that searches for and deletes Adware, Toolbars, Potentially Unwanted Programs (PUP) and browser Hijackers from your computer. By using AdwCleaner you will be able to remove numerous types of unwanted programs. This in turn will give you a more streamlined PC and a better user experience whilst browsing the web. Key Fe...

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Through the Google lens: Search Trends August 21-27

The terrible images from the WDBJ shooting in Virginia dominated Google searches over the last few days. Here's a look back at the week in search.

WDBJ tragedy
A small TV station in Roanoke, Va., is reeling after two of its journalists were shot and killed live on air Wednesday morning. Police identified the gunman as a former reporter for the station, and if his horrible crime was designed for maximum shock and attention, it worked. Searches for Bryce Williams—the on-air name former employee Vester Flanagan went by—ran into the tens of millions as people looked for information and video of what had happened.

Searches in the path of the storm
Thursday marked 10 years since Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, but searchers in the U.S. over the last 48 hours have been looking ahead to another storm. Today, news outlets are reporting that Tropical Storm Erika has already been responsible for deaths in the Caribbean island of Dominica. As Florida’s governor declared a state of emergency ahead of Erika’s predicted U.S. landfall Monday, the city of Hialeah in South Florida is the top of the list of cities searching for information on the storm. But whether the storm searches are coming from the U.S. or the Caribbean, “Erika path” and related terms are up more than 1000 percent this week.

Reading the search tea leaves on Swift, Minaj and Styles
Get out the popcorn. MTV’s annual Video Music Awards is coming up this Sunday, and all eyes will be on Taylor Swift and Nicki Minaj following their much-buzzed about Twitter spat over nominations for Music Video of the Year. We turned to search to see if trends could show us whether people are leaning Team Swift or Team Minaj headed into the weekend. Tay-Tay’s music video “Blank Space” is in the lead in the Best Female Video category, followed by Minaj’s “Anaconda.” Though “Anaconda” was not nominated for Music Video of the Year—a category that Swift also leads for “Bad Blood,” according to Google searches—Minaj is top of the search pile in the Best Hip Hop Video category.

In other music news, a report that One Direction will be parting ways up brought a 200,000 search spike earlier in the week. “Are One Direction splitting up?” (perhaps we should make that “ARE ONE DIRECTION SPLITTING UP??!?! :(:(:(”) was the top search question, before the band clarified they are actually just taking a break. As former band member Zayn Malik has already decided to go solo, we read the search tea leaves to see what kind of popularity the current members have should the band, well, disband. Most likely to launch a successful solo career based on search buzz? Harry Styles is the resounding winner, taking a whopping 60 percent of the 1D searches. Our advice for Liam Payne: at 1 percent, don’t give up your day job.

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[Guide] Best Privacy Settings for Windows 10

http://ift.tt/eA8V8J Since when Windows 10 development started and free Insider Preview build released to public, there have been lots of talks about Windows 10 privacy policy, data collection and telemetry. Even after the final release of Windows 10 operating system, lots of people are still worried about their privacy in Windows 10. People think that Microsoft...

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Bringing Down The Cost Of Software And Tech

A new report from Pew Research group found some interesting statistics concerning internet and computer use by Americans. It might seem hard to believe, but a full 15% of the population does not use the internet and has no reliable access to it. Even more staggering was the group’s findings of how access and internet use is limited across ethnic lines, with one out of every five African-Americans having no contact with the internet, 18% of Hispanic adults having no internet activity, and 14% of Caucasians not active online.

 

Of course, age played a factor to some degree, with older Americans surveyed stating they had no use for it or had no idea how it worked and were too old to learn. At the same time, the study found that the more rural a person’s location, the less likely he was to have access and therefore use the internet. Price was also another deciding factor, with a significant number of participants pointing to funding as a reason they don’t have computer access.

While states around the US are working to correct that, one state, Tennessee, is offering grants to libraries to invest in new computers and software in order to increase the accessibility of technology access to citizens. This year, the Tennessee State Library and Archives is providing over $300,000 in grants to libraries that can match the funds from local sources. These grants must be used to buy computers and software for direct patron use and library services.

It’s for this very reason that software companies make their titles available through sites like FileHippo, even if they’re freemium or trial versions. Some top-name titles are available from reputable sources, including well-known software like Evernote, Metronomos, and Total Commander, all of which had updates released today. By increasing not only the availability of the technology but also a wide-range of readily available software, more and more users can find out what internet connectivity can do for them.

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