Article 7 of Microsoft Windows 10’s Services Agreement, is still making the rounds, as Microsoft seems to have decided for a tougher stance against piracy, and an active one at that.

Windows Snap is one of those features that we never really know we need until we use it. Getting the hang of using Windows Snap, not only adds a considerable boost to how fast we work with multiple applications, it’s also a visual treat, adding that “Minority Report” feel to the experience.

In less than a month, Apple is expected to release its 9th iteration of the Apple A Series processor, which will power next generation iPad and iPhone devices. As usual, the company is tight-lipped on specs, however, if history is of any indication, the specs of the new CPU should be fairly easy to deduce.

Can Windows 10 be even more awesome? Thanks to Apple, now it can: The latest update to Apple Boot Camp, the software that allows to install other operating systems, including Microsoft Windows, alongside Mac OS X, has been upgraded to include support for Microsoft Windows 10.