A Cortana button is definitely in the cards for the next laptops manufactured by Toshiba, and HP could follow suit as well, in a move that could encourage more users to take advantage of Microsoft’s virtual assistant.

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.

So far, Touch-ID hasn’t seen the same propagation of the Retina display, however things might change, and Touch-ID could see widespread adoption across all Mac products.

Mac OS X El Capitan will support devices as old as the 2007 iMac, as Apple seems to fully embrace its new focus on backward compatibility.