Early this week, Lenovo has announced its brand new Yoga 900 2-in-1 convertible laptop. The new devices features REACHit technology, an enhancement to Cortana which was announced in May this year, enabling users to use voice commands to search files across multiple cloud services, besides OneDrive, including Google Drive, DropBox, Exchange, Gmail and Baidu, to name a few.

To get an idea of what it was like to use Windows v1.01, Twitter user and computer engineer Jeff Par has created PCjs, an emulator that can run within a browser window, which simulates the Windows 1.01 experience down to the fine details.

A recent teardown of the Surface Book was published early this month, showing the innards of the device, with footage showing internal components, compartmentalized in clear plastic, however, this was done mostly to ensure the safety of the hardware, while enabling attendees to examine the parts in details.

Early this week, Apple quietly launched two brand new updates of its iMac product line, in an unusually quiet fashion. The quiet nature of the announcement is understandable, considering that Apple’s “Hey Siri” (or should we say “iPad Pro”) keynote event is still reasonably fresh in the mind of consumers. With that in mind, talks of a refresh, with particular reference to Apple’s smallest iMac, the 21.5 inch non-Retina, have been making the rounds, furthermore, if common sense is anything to go by, this upgrade wasn’t entirely unexpected.