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Microsoft has finally achieved its goal of making the Edge browser available on older versions of the Windows operating system. As you might know, the Edge Chromium insider preview builds are being pushed to Windows 10 machines for a while. The company has opened up its Edge Canary channel to machines running Windows 7, Windows […]
Towards the end of 2018, Microsoft announced that it is ditching EdgeHTML in favor of a Chromium-based engine for the development of its new browser. While the Redmond giant hasn’t revealed a specific timing as to when we can expect the application to go live, it did confirm that a preview version of the upcoming Microsoft Edge would arrive in early 2019. […]
Every once in a while, Microsoft puts its proprietary browser – Internet Edge to some battery efficiency test and boasts the results on Youtube and its own blog like it did last year. However, this time was different. Although Edge did extremely well when tied against Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox, the company was surprisingly quiet about […]
Short Bytes: In December 2015, Microsoft announced that it would be open sourcing the key parts of its Chakra JavaScript engine that powers Edge browser. Making good on its promise, the company has finally made the source code of ChakraCode available under the MIT license at its GitHub repository. Redmond hopes that developers from across […]
With Windows 10, Microsoft is making a strong step towards its goal of One Microsoft by looking forward to connect all the Windows devices more effortlessly. Now, Windows 10 is released and we are going to tell you the best features of Windows 10. Windows 10 was the major feature of the event. Let’s take […]
The first ever security flaw in Windows 10 is here — A team of security researchers have found a vulnerability in the file sharing protocol of Microsoft Server Message Block (SMB). It’s the same vulnerability that was discovered about 14 years ago and was partly patched by Microsoft but surprisingly it can still be exploited via […]