The new back-to-school laptops will initially ship with Windows 8.1, and will all be eligible to upgrade for free to Windows 10 on July 29th. The new key will allow users to activate Cortana, in the same way as the Windows key brings up the task bar menu, which makes the new Cortana key, the second of its kind, and most likely a key that will be adopted by other operating systems as well, as voice-activated virtual assistants gain popularity.

A 30 years old Commodore Amiga computer is still working relentlessly, to control and monitor heat and air conditioning for 19 schools within the Grand Rapids Public Schools system, and was originally purchased using money from an energy bond in the early 1980s.

It’s official: on July 1st, business customers will be able to order the world’s biggest Windows 10 touchscreen tablet, the Microsoft Surface Hub. The device will be available in two configurations and sizes. Its entry-level, 55 inches configuration, weighing in at 105lb, will set business customers back $6,999, while the more expensive, 84 inches version, will cost $19,999, and will weigh 280lb.

At 10:00am today, June 8th 2015, Tim Cook opened the 26th edition of the WWDC Keynote, introducing a number of major, and some minor updates regarding iOS 9, as well as the next iteration of OS X, codenamed “El Capitan”, and a new version of the watchOS development toolkit, for programmers looking to create applications for the Apple Watch, and more important updates.