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Windows 10 Tip: Schedule items by dragging a task to your calendar If you need to allot time to take care of the items on your to-do list, wouldn’t it be great if you could drag and drop those tasks right into your calendar? Now, you can. The new Tasks experience in Outlook.com helps you manage tasks without breaking your flow or leaving your inbox. Powered by To-Do, you can now create tasks by dragging and dropping an email to your task list. Or, easily schedule items by dragging a task to your calendar. Your tasks then travel with you on the To-Do app. Check it out in action: If you like this, check out more Windows 10 Tips and the Windows 10 October 2018 Update. The post Windows 10 Tip: Schedule items by dragging a task to your calendar [ more… ]

Announcing public preview of Windows 10 IoT Core on NXP SoCs Earlier this year, Microsoft and NXP announced a private preview of Windows 10 IoT Core on NXP i.MX6 and i.MX7 applications processor families. Hundreds of participants expressed their interest in the combination of 10 years of Windows security updates and the flexibility and reliability of NXP silicon. During the preview, Microsoft and NXP engineers spent thousands of hours tuning and improving the board support package (BSP) based on input from the hundreds of commercial customers evaluating the solution. We worked with customers interested in modernizing legacy industrial controllers, developing new cloud-connected building automation solutions, and gateways with class-leading security such as trusted I/O. Interest in the private preview exceeded the capacity of the program, so today we are announcing the promotion of the i.MX6 and i.MX7 BSP to a [ more… ]

‘Draw’ your next great story with the new Samsung Notebook 9 Pen In 2019, look for Samsung’s new Notebook 9 Pen. Users can reach their true creative potential with this premium 2-in-1 PC with a built-in S Pen. It’s perfect for users who want a device that adapts to the way they work, with its combined style, power, flexibility and portability. With the S Pen, it’s easier than ever to jot notes, draw and even control the PC. The S pen reacts the moment it touches the vibrant display—as if putting an actual pen to paper—thanks to reduced latency (up to twice from the previous model). You can also customize options for the S Pen, so you can swap in your choice of up to three different pen tips to get the drawing feel you prefer. S Pen never needs [ more… ]