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Christopher Fernandes, a former reporter at Windows Latest, is both a developer and the creator of Windows UWP apps such as BetterPray. Currently, he serves as the head of design and is a front-end web and app developer at Volv Media.

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Windows 10’s new Bluetooth “streamlined pairing” feature has got a name

Christopher Fernandes - March 1, 2018 0

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iTunes Store will no longer be supported on Windows XP and...

Christopher Fernandes - February 26, 2018 0

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Windows 11

Microsoft says you can't drag the Windows 11 taskbar on purpose, and it is not a missing capability

Windows 10 had it, but Microsoft says it’s never coming back to Windows 11 because you’d only mess up your taskbar by dragging it

Abhijith M B - November 1, 2026 0

“Without AI slop”: Microsoft says AI built a Windows 11 feature, and it just needed a human in their spare time

October 31, 2026

What really happens when you hold the power button to force shut down your Windows 11 PC, according to Microsoft

October 31, 2026

Microsoft killed Android apps on Windows 11, but they’re back in taskbar Search, streamed from your phone

October 31, 2026

Windows 11 is full of web apps eating 1GB+ RAM because Microsoft neglected WinUI, and now it’s finally fixing it by adding basic features...

October 31, 2026

Windows 10

Windows 10 users are not upgrading to Windows 11 as Microsoft expected

Microsoft killed Windows 10 to push Windows 11, but Windows sales crashed 27% as holdouts still refuse to switch

Abhijith M B - October 29, 2026 0

Microsoft extended Windows 10, but Nvidia just made the extension meaningless for gamers

September 1, 2026

Microsoft is limiting Microsoft 365 & OneDrive on Windows 10 to push holdouts to Windows 11

August 13, 2026

Windows 10 KB5120249 keeps the OS protected, direct download links for offline installer (.msu)

August 12, 2026

5 years later, Windows 10 refuses to die, and Microsoft just can’t push holdouts to Windows 11

August 11, 2026

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