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THE NAME OF THE BLOG POST IS THE WINDOWS BLOG. THE ADDRESS IS : HTTPS://WWW.WINDOWSCENTRAL.COM. THE AUTHORS ARE BILL GATES & PAUL ALLEN. THERE IS HELP WITH TROUBLESHOOTING & SUPPORT FORUM , PLUSN THERE IS HELP TO FIX, CUSTOMIZE TON GETNTHE MOST FROM WINDOWS 10. I LEARNED ANOTHERB WAY TO USE THE SEARCH BAR TO SEARCH SUBJECTS AND ADD TABS. I WOULD RECOMMEND IT BECAUSE IT GIVES ADDITIONAL INFORMATION & WHERE TO GO.

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The Official Google Blog

https://www.blog.google/products/android/

https://www.blog.google/inside-google/working-google/making-our-tech-spill-proof-crash-proofthank-you-it/

Mike Burr is an Android Enterprise Security Specialist (Published November 4,2019). Danielle Hertz an Editor, G Suite Blog (Published Jul 26, 2019) discusses how the different ways to reboot your computer and how to fix troubleshoots with some simple steps. The subject of the blog post is about Android 10 and talking about it on Twitter. I learned that the Android 10 updates include different color enhancers, and can even allow you to bring up captions if you cannot physically hear what it is trying to say, and a lot of website and social medias are now open to use the captions as well. It also discusses the different types of privacy and security units that are updated in the different 5g usage of android products. In the other blog I received information about different ways to reboot computers, and gave their favorite ways to fix things to make it the simplest form. I would recommend others to read it because it gives you useful information to help you better understand Androids and the use of them. Also, gives you different tips when working with your computer to make things easier to use.

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Mojave OS updates;

Paul Horowitz writes an article on the new Mojave OS update for Mac OS and the pros and cons of it. Also, he gives some good insight on what to expect after the update and recommendations if you should or shouldn't update your OS depending on how you use it. I learned that I probably shouldn't have updated my Mac and instead stayed with the version before, as there new problems/bugs that arise from said update. I recommend this article as mentioned previously that it brings helpful insight on what to expect pre/post update.

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Blog post name: Microsoft and partners build firmware protection into Secured-core PCs

Web address: https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2019/10/21/microsoft-and-partners-build-firmware-protection-into-secured-core-pcs/#YxLmxt6A159sDluQ.97

Author: Steve Clarke

Subject: Microsoft secure-core pc partnership

I learned about a new security technology standard created by Microsoft and  it’s partners. The new “Secured-core” pcs will implement a minimal trust and isolation method to diminish the potency of certain attacks that would otherwise fully compromise a system. These devices were created for higher security industries that need to keep customer data, intellectual property, and other priceless data safe.

I’d highly recommend others read this. A breakthrough in security is always a good thing to hear in an age where data breaches happen almost daily. Keeping up to date with the things that keep your personal information safe is almost essential in a 21st century world.

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What’s new in Chrome OS: Virtual Desks, simpler printing and more

https://www.blog.google/products/chromebooks/whats-new-november2019/

Alexander Kuscher

New features in Chrome OS

What I learned, is that in the new update you are able to do more things because new features were added. It also makes other things such as printing, sharing, and organization much easier.

I would recommend other people to read this blog because it explains new features and information in the Chrome OS update.

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Gizmodo created a blogpost about the Windows 10 operating system which showcases all of the things you couldn’t do in Windows 8.  It’s called “14 Things You Can Do in Windows 10 That You Couldn’t Do in Windows 8.” Found at gizmodo.com/14-things-you-can-do-in-windows-10-that-you-couldnt-do-1721271379 and made by David Nield, it’s packed full of amazing features that the newest of noobs to the strongest of power users can take advantage of. Cortana is smarter, windows can snap to the corners, storage space can be analyzed, and the wifi can be shared with friends, along with other features not seen in previous renditions of Windows. I would strongly recommend it to others to read, because a lot of these features can go unknown and forgotten. It’s there to be used, and this article lists 14 abilities from the blatantly obvious to the never-learned that will streamline the Windows 10 experience.

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Did you hear there's a new version of Windows in town? If your Windows 8-toting friends ask you exactly what you can do with the new Windows 10 that they can't do on their own machines, here's what to tell them. These are some of the best new features and functions Microsoft has added to its all-encompassing operating system.

1. Get chatty with Cortana

Cortana arrives on the desktop! As on Windows Phone, you can ask questions about the weather or famous pop stars, get directions home, set reminders, and more besides-you can also get her to turn Windows settings such as wifi and Bluetooth on or off. Click the Cortana button on the Start menu to get started (the "hey Cortana!" voice activation feature is optional).

2. Snap windows to corners

If you're still restricting your window snapping to either side of the screen, you're living in the past-Windows is all about quadrants since July 29. Drag open windows into the corners of the screen to pin them to a particular quarter of the display, or use the Windows key+cursor key keyboard shortcuts. You can of course still snap windows side-by-side as well.

3. Analyze the storage space on your PC

In the pre-Windows 10 days, you needed to get a third-party application involved if you wanted to take a proper look at the layout of files and drives on your system. With Windows 10, there's a tool built-in: Type "storage" in the taskbar search box, choose the Storage setting, and you can see exactly what types of files (like music or video) are taking up your hard drive space.

4. Add a new virtual desktop

At long last virtual desktops make their way to Windows, so all you power users can spread out your apps across multiple screens (the taskbar and desktop shortcuts remain consistent over all of them). Click the Task View button on the taskbar (or press Windows key+Tab) to bring up an overview of your desktops, add new ones or remove existing ones.

5. Use a fingerprint instead of a password

This is part of the Windows Hello biometric platform, and whether or not you can make use of it depends on the make and model of computer you're using Windows 10 on. As well as fingerprint sensing, it supports face recognition and even iris scanning, so if computer manufacturers are prepared to build this kind of kit into their systems then Microsoft's new OS is able to support it.

6. Manage your notifications

Windows 10 comes with a revamped Action Center that lives on the right-hand side of the desktop and provides a stream of all the notifications that come in from any application (no more wondering exactly what Dropbox said while you were looking out of the window). Click the notifications icon (a speech bubble) in the system tray to open and configure it.

7. Switch to a dedicated tablet mode

Windows 8 tried to squash a tablet mode and a desktop mode into one ungainly whole, but everything is far more civilized in the new Windows 10 interface. Open up the aforementioned Action Center to switch manually to tablet mode or get out of it again. In fact you may prefer using the stripped-down tablet mode even when you have a mouse and a keyboard attached.

8. Stream Xbox One games

Streaming games from one place to another isn't a completely original idea, but the link Microsoft has built between the Xbox One and Windows 10 machines could be the best use of the technology yet. If the kids want to use the big screen in the living room you can stream your Xbox One gaming up to your laptop or desktop upstairs (if your home network can cope).

9. Run Microsoft Edge

Microsoft's new stripped-down, streamlined browser is a Windows 10 exclusive, and you can't run it on Windows 8 or below. Only Windows 10 users can take advantage of web page annotations, the clutter-free Reading View and Cortana search integration. Whether it's enough to oust Chrome or Firefox as your browser-of-choice remains to be seen.

10. Put the Recycle Bin on the Start menu

Perhaps not the most mind-blowing new feature ushered in with Windows 10 but plenty of you are going to find it useful anyway-you can pin a Recycle Bin shortcut to the Start menu for the very first time (Windows 8 didn't even have a Start menu of course). Search for the Recycle Bin from the taskbar, right-click on the link that appears and choose Pin to Start. You can do the same from File Explorer too.

11. Share wifi passwords with your friends

The new Wi-Fi Sense feature (in network settings) has attracted its fair share of controversy but it's an easy way of letting people use your home wifi while they're visiting (and for you to use theirs in return). Your contacts never actually see the password but if they're linked to you and also on a Windows 10 bit of kit they can just start browsing as soon as they get through the door.

12. Find settings easily

Settings is another area where Windows 10 does a better job of presenting information to the user than Windows 8 did. More of the key system settings have been moved over to the modern interface-search for Settings from the taskbar to see them-so you're going to be spending less time hunting for Control Panel (though the old utilities and links are still there if you need them).

13. Set up Windows to work with iOS and Android

Microsoft has decided to embrace iOS and Android and now makes most of its apps available for the competing mobile platforms (Cortana apps are apparently imminent). Run the Phone Companion app from the Start menu and you can launch a step-by-step guide to getting your iPhone 6 or LG G4 working smoothly with all the data and apps you've got stored on Windows.

14. Run modern apps on the desktop

We've already mentioned some of the ways in which Microsoft is refining the tablet vs desktop experience in Windows 10, and another improvement in this new OS is the ability to run modern (aka Metro) apps in windowed mode as well as full-screen mode. The apps themselves have been improved too, so they're worth a second look if you didn't like the Windows 8 versions.

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Did you hear there's a new version of Windows in town? If your Windows 8-toting friends ask you exactly what you can do with the new Windows 10 that they can't do on their own machines, here's what to tell them. These are some of the best new features and functions Microsoft has added to its all-encompassing operating system.

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·         What is the name of the blog post, video, podcast, or webcast that you reviewed

Apple Releases macOS 10.15.1 and watchOS 6.1 with Apple Watch Series 1 and Series 2 Support

·         What is its web address?

https://www.applevis.com/blog/apple-releases-macos-10151-and-watchos-61-apple-watch-series-1-and-series-2-support

·         Who is (are) the primary contributor(s) (the author)?

AppleVis Editorial Team

·         What is the subject of the blog post or video or audio episode?

Its talking about anew update for watchOS 6.1that  introduces support for AirPods Pro and includes improvements and bug fixes. This update also brings watchOS 6 to Apple Watch Series 1 and Series 2.

·         What did you learn from reviewing it?

I learned that even in such small updates that a lot of things can be and changed to the Airpod’s operating systems.

·         Would you recommend it to others to read, watch, or listen? Why or why not?

If someone has a pair of Airpods then I would probably recommend so that they can see what Apple is adding to their headphones.

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What is the name of the blog post, video, podcast, or webcast that you reviewed?

-          The Windows Blog

What is its web address?

-          https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2019/10/29/announcing-windows-10-insider-preview-build-19013/#KzgpZKuOGysEuuyG.97

Who is (are) the primary contributor(s) (the author)?

-          The author of this blog is Brandon LeBlanc

What is the subject of the blog post or video or audio episode?

-          The release of Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 19013 and the new and improved features and updates coming to Windows 10.

What did you learn from reviewing it?

-          Leblanc discusses briefly the “Windows 10 Build 19013,” hence the title. The new build includes more emojis and kaomoji, released unused memory once found in Linux, a feature that called PowerRename that lets you rename multiple files, support for dark mode, and general changes that will enhance the Windows experience.

Would you recommend it to others to read, watch, or listen? Why or why not?

-          I would recommend this blog to Windows user, especially those who have been waiting for the bug fixes and the updates. They provide a list of information to what’s expected to come and what will and will not be available on the arrival of this release.

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The name on my blog post is “More improvements for Android on entry-level phones”.

The web address is:

https://www.blog.google/products/android/more-improvements-android-entry-level-phones/

The author of this blog post is Sagar Kamdar.

The subject of this blog post is the new updated to android called the “Android 10 (Go Edition) “

I have learned from this blog that with this update in android the switch between apps is substantially faster and has a more efficient memory capacity. There is also new and improved encryption to keep personal information safe and secure. Some new features to this update include read-out-loud feature using the Lens in Google Go, as well as YouTube Go a platform for slower connections video viewing and a new photo gallery hosted by Google Photos. Since this new update more than 1,600 devices have been put out into the world in over 180 countries.

I would recommend this blog post to people because it explains the new update showing its effectiveness and new features in the light of proficiency. This update helps those who have a more difficult time reading signs or posters with the read aloud option as well as incorporating the entertainment factors like YouTube, something people use on the daily.

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Os X Daily - http://osxdaily.com/2019/10/29/macos-catalina-10-15-1-update-download/

Written by Paul Horowitz to explain the MacOS Catalina 10.15.1 update. I learned that the update 10.15.1 was the first major update to MacOS Catalina. This update includes bug fixes, improvements, new emojis and the capability to support the AirPods Pro. The author also goes over the steps to install 10.15.1 onto your personal computer and the release notes on what this update includes. I would recommend this blog for Apple needs because each blog post goes over steps on various topics on how to download and troubleshoot common problems that users can face.

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The name of the blog I have picked is called “whats new in chromes OS”

https://blog.google/products/chromebooks/whats-new-november2019/

The author of this blog is alexander Kuscher

The subject/point of this blog is explaining how the new chrome os can handle bigger and harder demands from the person using it, they also go into detail with how well it can handle other programs and how they polished up the interface so its more user friendly

I learned that this new os for chrome can be used to help organize your daily workspace, they aim to try and keep things as easy and simple for you as possible

I would recommend this for people to read if they use chrome related things, it goes into detail on the new update that your OS will be getting.

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Chrome Os 76
by: Alisha - Product Support Manager

whats new - Automatic clicks, new media controls, manage your google account on Chromebook

I learned  that with the new chrome update that you can now left click, right click, double click and click and drag, making it easier to be productive on your Chromebook.  the new media controls make it easier to tap or play music form an app. you can also open up all your apps or tabs you have open and control them from one space.  lastly with the managing they are unifying all of the googles account so that way its easier to login and edit your account.

yes would recommend it to a friend but only if he uses google products
https://support.google.com/chromebook/thread/11851104?hl=en

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·         The Name of the blog that I have chose is the Windows Blog.

·         https://blogs.windows.com/windowsdeveloper/2019/10/30/windows-expands-support-for-robots/#yoFhOwqTEb3E56JM.97

·         The blog was written by Lily Hou.

·         Windows have recently announced that they are doing an experimental release of ROS which means Robot Operating Systems. This will help to become easier and faster for developers to create solutions to keep up with the current technology and the needs of customers.

·         I have learned that the support of the ROS enabled robots to help and basically take over the worldwide Windows ecosystem.

·         I personally would not recommend this blog to anyone because I am not a big robot person because robots are eventually going to be doing everything for us.

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·         The name of the article is “Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 19013” and it was written by Brandon LeBlanc. The web address is https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2019/10/29/announcing-windows-10-insider-preview-build-19013/#5oVOtFaMkY7qMWAU.97

·         The subject of the blog is the newest released build for Windows which is Build 19013.1102

·         I learned all about the new features that they’re introducing in this build such as new kaomoji and some bug fixes.

·         I would recommend the blog to someone who uses Windows very often and cares about the changes being made to it.

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>The Windows Blog By Yusuf Mehdi
>https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2019/11/04/introducing-the-new-microsoft-edge-and-bing/#OQBE8HxKLOmVEVym.97
>Microsoft is introducing the new Microsoft edge and Bing that well improve in searching more information that you might need. Also, Microsoft edge logo is designed to capture waves of innovation. Microsoft search is expanded for Microsoft 365 customers and 100 connectors. They also improve their basic privacy will you are surfing the web.
>I learned that Microsoft had updated people privacy protectors and tracking prevention  so that you can see who has access to your data.
>I would recommend this for people to read because people should know about changes in the web that can provide many benefits like extra protection and more information on your searches on the web.

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- The Windows Blog:

Bringing the power of Windows 10 to the Robot Operating System

https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2018/09/28/bringing-the-power-of-windows-10-to-the-robot-operating-system/#w3hODsq1BFzgyrlu.97

-  Lou Amadio

- Microsoft talks about releasing their first ever Robot Operating System. which they call ROS1.

- Microsoft wants to have every robot operate off of ROS1 to make them easier to program, more aware of their surrounding, and safer to be around for any home, education, or industrial robot.

- i would recommend this article to others because it was an interesting topic to read about and it taught me things i didn't know like the robot operating system.

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The Official Google Blog
What  is New at Google?
Learn about the new Google sign-in-page:
https://support google.com/accounts/answer/7338427
You use your account to sign in securely to the same Google services as before. Why the page changed.
The new sign-in page:  Has  a cleaner, simpler look.  Makes the sign-in process faster.  Is consistent across computers, phones,    and tablets. Where the change happened.  The new sign-in page shows up   on computers, phones, and tablets  The author of the blog came from the Google Help Center! I learned that the Google sign page looks a little different, but that it works the same. I would recommend reading the blog so a person would understand why the change was made by Google.   .

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9to5Mac Reviews

https://9to5mac.com/guides/review/

The blog I reviewed was a post about the iPhone11 pro compared to the regular iPhone11. The new iPhone provides a variety of new features that many can enjoy at a premium price. This post was written by Jeff Benjamin where he goes in depth about whether its worth it or not to upgrade to the iPhone11 pro or is it better to just keep the iPhone11 without the upgrades. The iPhone11 pro first and foremost has a sleek finish with a stainless-steel outer coating which would be a lot harder to break the original glass back iPhone. The new iPhone11 has 3 cameras on the back and have a sleek size that fits all pocket sizes, but the iPhone11 pro on the other hand is a bit bulky and doesn’t as easily slip into your pockets as well as it not being very comfortable to hold with one hand. The iPhone11 pro also knocks brightness out of the park with not having a LED light system but an OLED light system that gives great contrast and add another level of brightness. The pro also has an outstanding ratio of 2000000:1 so the display is sleek and detailed. Another great feature the iPhone11 pro has is its wide shot feature and 2x optical zoom. The iPhone11 pro also connects all 3 cameras seamlessly as apposed to the regular only syncing 2 of these cameras. The pro also can jump between focal length without any delay which is great for close up shots to capture all the detail of the close up. The battery life is also much better than the regular iPhone11 and the phone only provide 64GB of storage but can be upgraded for $150 to 256GB of storage. In my opinion I wouldn’t buy either of these phone because they are grossly over priced despite all these features.

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9 To 5 Mac: Making The Grade: Is macOS really less stable than it used to be?

https://9to5mac.com/2019/05/18/macos-stability/

Bradley Chambers

Subject: Whether or not the stability of the Mac OS has been increasing or decreasing.

Based on Chambers everyday to day use of Mac OS devices he would say that the stability itself is as good as it was “back in the Snow Leopard days”. This being said because we are always raising our expectations about what our new devices could do we tend to have a bias opinion on the operating system because we disregard what it can already do. If we look at how much MacOS has changes we can see that the development of the iPad, iCloud, iMessage, iCloud Photos, Apple Music, and Apple Watch have allowed a skyrocketing growth in the operating systems stability. With Apple’s key feature in its iOS 12 and MacOS Mojave updates, stability levels have never been higher. It allowed fewer features to come about but an astounding amount of bug fixes that resulted in this OS stability.

I would recommend it depending on the person, if I see that the person isn’t much into knowing about the Operating System of Apple products then I wouldn’t recommend it to them because they either wouldn’t understand of they wouldn’t care much about the information at hand. Yet, if they were Apple product fans or they enjoy learning about the Operating System of various products then I would recommend them to read it.

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Name of Blog:
Here’s Why Blazing Fast Linux OS Peppermint 10 Just Blew Me Away

Web Address:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonevangelho/2019/10/31/heres-why-blazing-fast-linux-os-peppermint-10-just-blew-me-away/#2f09ca326d9b

Primary Contributors:
Jason Evangelho

Blog Subject:
The author discusses  Linux' OS Peppermint 10. He contrasts Peppermint 10  with Windows' OS and how much of a better experience he had with it, as well the performance.

What was Learned:
I learned about Linux. I had no idea it was even an operating system, and a popular one at that.
According to the blogger, Linux' OS Peppermint 10 used a lot less storage than and memory than Windows' OS.

Recommendations:
I would recommend this blog to someone who was having problems with their operating system, and was looking for a new one. This blog would give them a personal opinion from someone else and could further influence their decision in utilizing a different operating system.

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The Windows Blog: Windows expands support for robots
https://blogs.windows.com/windowsdeveloper/2019/10/30/windows-expands-support-for-robots/#EQMooEwtM4Aq8uI8.97 By; Lily Hou and Lou Amadio
~ Windows has recently announced they are expanding Robots Operating System (ROS). They are also continuing to advance the ROS capabilities like,  support for Windows, and debugging. Trying to make it easier and faster to create solutions.
~ I'm not a big Microsoft user, so i learned how and what the Robot operating system is used for, also how they plan to advice it for what customers needs.
~Yes, i would recommend to a friend because it will help them have more knowledge about what a Microsoft operating system is or what they are looking for.

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Windows expands support for robots

By:Lily Hou & Lou Amadio
https://blogs.windows.com/windowsdeveloper/2019/10/30/windows-expands-support-for-robots/#tx2rTF0UmKYovRW8.97

This blog is about how windows is using a new part to their robotic operating system.

I learned about how they are going to use this robotic operating system and how they have advanced it visual studio code on the robots by using this new operating system.

I would recommend this blog only to people to who interested in learning about the new advancements in robotic technology. I'm not sure everyone would find this blog interesting because it was a little hard to understand due to the use of specific terminology.

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1. What is the name of the blog post, video, podcast, or webcast that you reviewed?

The name of the blog is “Updating Windows 10 media with Dynamic Update packages.”

2.What is its web address?

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Windows-IT-Pro-Blog/Updating-Windows-10-media-with-Dynamic-Update-packages/ba-p/982477

3.Who is (are) the primary contributor(s) (the author)?

The blog is written by Steve DiAcetis from Microsoft.

4.What is the subject of the blog post or video or audio episode?

The subject of the blog post is about windows recently coming out with update to window 10. Parts of it include Fixes to Setup binaries or any files that Setup uses for feature updates as well as some fixes for the ‘safe OS’ it also fixes the servicing stack issue and Installs the latest cumulative quality update.

5.What did you learn from reviewing it?

I learned that the new update to Windows 10 is designed to fix many problems that the previous version contained.

6.Would you recommend it to others to read, watch, or listen? Why or why not?

I would recommend this blog to others because it is very informative and helpful in understanding the new Windows 10 update.