Yesterday, the Chinese manufacturer Huawei showed off a new notebook for the first time that runs a version of its Linux-based Huawei HarmonyOS instead of Windows. As has now become known, Intel and AMD are also saying goodbye.
27 years ago, the Japanese manufacturer Buffalo caused a stir with its Skeleton Hard Disk, which came onto the market with a completely transparent housing. For the company’s 50th anniversary, they are adding a hard drive with a window.
Microsoft makes it easier to use classic and new Outlook in parallel under Windows. Users will soon be able to switch between the two versions much more easily. Redmond is responding to criticism from users who continue to prefer the old email client.
