When on the go, we can almost be certain to have certain services available, like reliable Wi-Fi, as well as other aspect of our mobile computing experience, that we take for granted on a daily basis. With that said, what happens when we are actually “traveling”?

This aspect of Windows 10 devices can be managed in two different way, one within the Battery Saver tab in the Settings universal app, and the other way, from within the legacy Power Options settings panel.

Last week, a new patent filed by Microsoft may shed some light over the potential for Microsoft to challenge Apple desktop devices as well, particularly the iMac.

Yesterday, February 15, Hulu has officially launched its own Windows 10 Universal app, which works across all devices, from Windows 10 laptops, Windows 10 phones, tablet PCs and Surface devices. The existing Hulu app, initially built for Windows 8.1, is split into two separate versions, one for PC and the other for mobile.