on 27-12-2014 12:46
on 27-12-2014 12:46
2014 introduced many tech things (iPhone 6, 3D TV, Samsgun Galaxy tab), but unfortunately it also said goodbye to some much loved tech things, such as MSN Messenger. I used to like MSN Messenger and I don't like Skype so I just don't use it anymore. I guess Facebook chat is the next best thing.
Here is a list of the main things that have disappeared this year:
Is there anything from that list that you will miss? Is there something missing from that list?
on 27-12-2014 12:52
on 27-12-2014 12:52
on 27-12-2014 12:55
on 27-12-2014 12:55
I didn't like Windows 7 when it was first introduced but after a while I got used to it and then when Windows 8 came out I found it easy-ish to use. My only little issue is that I look at my laptop more like a tablet because the main home screen is in app form so I don't use that bit much. However it's easy to just switch to the standard desktop version.
on 27-12-2014 12:58
on 27-12-2014 13:01
27-12-2014 13:02 - edited 27-12-2014 13:04
27-12-2014 13:02 - edited 27-12-2014 13:04
on 27-12-2014 13:48
Thanks for the info BoB. I'll carry on using Windows 7 until the laptop dies or it's no longer supported. I'm hoping then I might be able to get a Mac.
I'll carry on dreaming for now!
on 27-12-2014 13:52
@Anonymous wrote:Thanks for the info BoB. I'll carry on using Windows 7 until the laptop dies or it's no longer supported. I'm hoping then I might be able to get a Mac.
I'll carry on dreaming for now!
You're Welcome.
I consider it personally for me to be the best move I made from Windows to a Mac / OS X
on 27-12-2014 13:58
on 27-12-2014 13:58
All our laptops are still running WiN 7. My other half doesnt like Win 8 at all....(though he does have one on standby should the worst happen)
Luckily he builds and repairs laptops, so knows his way 'round' some things. I just leave all that to him.
As they say...'when it's gone...it's gone'...
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 27-12-2014 16:04
on 27-12-2014 16:04
@Anonymous wrote:
Isn't support being / going to be stopped for windows 7 ? http://www.pcworld.com/article/2462643/what-happens-when-microsoft-ends-windows-7-mainstream-support-next-year.html No need to worry just yet.
I thought they would be offering support for Windows 7 for a while longer......