Apple revealed a lot of news at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference this year, but it didn’t discuss or show of any iWatch. Still, a new report from Japanese newspaper the Nikkei says that an iWatch is indeed on its way, with a targeted ship date of October. The gadget will include a curved OLED screen and health tracking functions, and be powered by iOS 8, Nikkei reports.… Read More
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Apple iWatch Coming In October With Curved OLED Screen And Health Tracking, Says Nikkei
Google’s recipe search tools have waffled back and forth in the past. If you want to filter results by ingredients or calorie count, Google’s about to win some brownie points with you. You can find several helpful search utensils when searching for food items. Read more…
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Filter Recipe Results by Ingredients and More with Google Search Tools
For all its flaws, I’m a pretty big fan of the Xbox One . But while the voice control can occasionally miss the mark and sometimes the Kinect won’t recognize you, there’s one thing that’s flawless: that controller. And now Microsoft has released the drivers for download so you can use it on PC . I’ve been dreaming of this day for months. Read more…
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Oh Sweet, You Can Use the Xbox One Controller on PC Now
Sometimes it’s hard to tell what’s really going on in Windows’ background. The Moo0 File Monitor shows you real time file changes so you know what’s going on, like when you’re installing software for example. Read more…
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Moo0 File Monitor Shows Real Time File Changes In Windows
DroidJason1 (3589319) writes “Microsoft recently announced plans to reintroduce the Start Menu to Windows in an upcoming version of the operating system. While the plan was to roll out an update to Windows 8.1 and offer the Start menu later this year, it seems like this is no longer the case. Now Microsoft is reportedly looking to release the Start Menu with Windows 9, which is expected in April of 2015. Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 have faced a boat load of criticism and hatred, partly due to the removal of the Start button and Start menu. The restoration of a visible Start button on the taskbar was one of the key features of the Windows 8.1 update, released back in October of 2013.” Read more of this story at Slashdot.
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Microsoft Won’t Bring Back the Start Menu Until 2015
If you need a laptop that’s also a tablet that’s also a cellphone that’s also a Windows 8.1 machine that’s also an Android device, I think we found just the laptop for you. Dubbed the Asus Transformer V (as in “Five, ” not vendetta) the device dual boots into Android instantly and has a little ZenFone stuck to the back of the screen, a feature that… Read More
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Asus Goes Nuts With Their Transformer V Dual-Boot Win8/Android Laptop
We’re big fans of cord-cutting here at Lifehacker, but you still occasionally miss broadcast TV, especially sports. FilmOn is a way of watching broadcast TV online for free. Read more…
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FilmOn Lets You Watch Broadcast TV Online for Free
Netflix’s huge streaming selection can be overwhelming when you don’t know what you want to watch. Instead of rolling dice or being paralyzed by the choices, there’s a better option. Read more…
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Netflix Roulette Picks a Random Movie for You to Watch
When you are trying to troubleshoot internet connection issues, knowledge is power. Viewdns.info consolidates 21 different tests on one handy page. Read more…
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Viewdns.info Combines Tons of Internet Troubleshooting Tools Into One Web Page
Yesterday, Steam released its In-Home Streaming feature to everyone. The feature allows you to install games on one PC and stream them via your home network to any other machine. Here’s how to get it set up (and fix some of the quirkier problems). Read more…
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How to Set Up Steam In-Home Streaming and Fix Its Quirks