Windows 10 Will Log You In Using Your Biometric Data

 Are you looking forward to Windows 10? Many people are thanks to the resounding disappointment Windows 8 seemed to be with the masses. The last Windows version I used was 7, and I have to say I thought it ran smoothly and I don’t remember any problems with it. Windows 10 is making some big changes, however, starting with the way you login to the computer in the first place. Forget passwords – Windows 10 will apparently let you login with a scan of your face. In other words, it will use biometric data to unlock your computer. Apart from a scan of your whole face, it will also reportedly allow you to login with a retinal scan as well as a read of your fingerprint(s). This feature will be known as Windows Hello.

Windows 10 Will Log You In Using Your Biometric Data
Microsoft is doing this due to the ease with which passwords are hacked, and while no system is completely foolproof, this move certainly seems to be a step in the right direction.

I currently use a Macbook, and without the KeyChain feature, I’m not sure what I’d do about all of the passwords I have; it really is unfortunate we are now so dependent upon passwords that things could really get messed up if we forget one of them.

Apart from the biometric data feature, Cortana will also be available as a digital assistant.

The release date of Windows 10 is still unknown, but hopefully it’ll be sometime this year. Are you excited for the new operating system?

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Download a preview of Office for Android

Microsoft is bringing a preview of its Office productivity suite to Android tablets today. iPad users have had the office suite for a while now, but Microsoft is committed to bringing Office for free to as many platforms as possible. The software isn’t done yet, so expect some bugs, but any Android tablet user running KitKat or Lollipop can download and try the office suite before its official release later this year.

Downloading the Office for Android preview also requires your tablet to have an ARM-based processor, which won’t be a problem for most users. Intel-based processors for phones and tablets are still rare. Phablets, like Samsung’s Galaxy Note 4, aren’t supported at this time since you’ll need a tablet with a 7” to 10.1” screen.

You can download the Office for Android preview directly from the Google Play Store without requesting an invite. If you have a compatible tablet, you can download Word,PowerPoint, and Excel from the links below.

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Play over 100 PS3 games for $20 a month with PlayStation Now

Play over 100 PS3 games for $20 a month with

 PlayStation Now

Sony's PlayStation Now subscription service is about to roll out. The company has been experimenting with the service since July and is now ready to release it to the public. Starting January 13th, you'll be able to play hundreds of PS3 games for a flat rate of $20 per month or $45 for three months.

That subscription may seem steep but Sony hopes gamers will find its PS3 catalog enticing enough to pay for an extended subscription. For less than a price of a full retail PlayStation 4 game, you can play an unlimited number of PS3 games you never got around to. Titles will include popular games like BioShock Infinite, Uncharted, Batman: Arkham Cityand The Last of Us.

PlayStation 4 owners will get access to the PlayStation Now subscription first but support for other Sony devices will come at a later time. There's a good chance you'll be playing PS3 games on your Vita or Xperia phone in the future.

Not sure if you want a PlayStation Now subscription? Try it free for 7 days.

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Windows 10 will be free for Windows 7 and 8.1 users for one year

mcrosoft will be following in Apple's footsteps by offering its upcoming operating system for free for one year after launch. OS X users received a free update to OS X Yosemite last year and Microsoft promises to give away Windows 10 when it launches later this year.

So why is Microsoft doing this? Windows is less of a product now than it is a platform. What that means is that Windows has evolved into an operating system that attracts users with its ecosystem and services, rather than just features.

As more and more of our computing moves to the cloud, our needs for specific operating system has been negated. We do 90% of our computing inside a browser, which means you can use Mac, Linux or even ChromeOS and be happy. Microsoft knows this and wants to attract more users and developers by making Windows free.

Windows 10 will also be free across platforms, meaning your tablets and phones will get the update too. The operating system will also fulfill Microsoft's vision of having one operating system running across PCs, phones and tablets. This means apps created for Windows 10 will work across all other Windows 10 devices without problem.

Microsoft is expected to release Windows 10 in the middle of this year.

For more about Windows 10, check out our roundup of everything you need to know.

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how to whatsapp in web browser like (firefox, google chrome, opera )

How to

use WhatsApp in a

 web browser

WhatsApp has always been a mobile-first messaging app. This makes the app feel more personal since you can only use it on your phone. That changed last week when WhatsApp finally released WhatsApp Web.

WhatsApp on the web is extremely simple to setup and use. In the past, you had to use complicated workarounds like using BlueStacks to run the Android app on your computer and then tricking it into thinking it's on a mobile device.

To start using WhatsApp on the web, you need to have the Chrome web browser and the latest version of WhatsApp for Android, Windows Phone or BlackBerry. iPhone users are out of luck as "platform limitations" prevent WhatsApp for iPhone from communicating with Chrome.

Setup

As mentioned earlier, you'll need to download Chrome (PC | Mac) and the latest version of WhatsApp. Then visit https://web.whatsapp.com inside Chrome.

You should now see a QR code on the screen. There's a checkbox to keep you signed in so you don't have to scan a new QR code every time you want to use WhatsApp on your computer.

On your phone, launch the WhatsApp app and tap on the menu button. On Android, it's the three dots at the top right of your chat list. You'll see an option called WhatsApp Web. Tap on that and a QR code scanner will pop up. Scan the QR code displayed in Chrome and you're done!

WhatsApp Web features

WhatsApp Web is basically a watered down version of the phone app so not all of WhatsApp's features are available yet. Facebook will likely introduce more features into WhatsApp Web later on. For now here's what WhatsApp Web can do.

Start new private chats

At the top, you'll see a chat icon where you can pull up a list of your contacts to start chatting with. Your current chats are listed in the main menu already.

WhatsApp Web is limited to starting new private chats so you'll have to start a group chat on your phone. This is a minor annoyance but not a deal breaker.

Take or attach pictures

I'm happy to see that WhatsApp Web supports attaching photos. At the top of your chat, there's a paperclip icon. Click on that to choose between using your web cam to take a photo or attaching one. It works just like it would on your phone.

If you do want to use your web cam to take a photo, Chrome will ask you for permission to access your camera. Click on Allow and your camera can now take a picture of you.

Snooze notifications and toggle sounds

In the menu, you can toggle sounds if you want to chat in silence. You can also snooze notifications for one hour/day/week if you're being overwhelmed. You can disable desktop alerts altogether as well. If you leave desktop alerts on, you'll get a pop up every time you receive a new message.

View contact info

To the right of the paperclip icon is the menu button (three dots). Clicking on this gives you the option to view your contact's info.

For private chats, this includes a contact's phone number, profile picture and status. In group chats, this option displays who's in the group chat and their names/phone numbers.

Wrap-up: Keep your phone charged

Setting up and using WhatsApp inside Chrome is super easy but there's one bit limitation that will irk some users: your phone has to be connected to the internet in order to use WhatsApp Web.

This is because WhatsApp Web relies on the WhatsApp app on your phone to send and receive messages. This also means that there's a possibility of you going over your bandwidth cap if you're constantly sending photos over cellular data. You can fix this by making sure you're on Wi-Fi whenever possible.

If your phone's out of battery, you're out of luck. Keep your phone plugged in or make sure it has a healthy amount of juice to keep chatting on the web

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How to Read Your Facebook Messages Without Downloading the New Messenger App

Earlier this week we established that most people hate the new Messenger app Facebook is forcing them to download. 

Luckily, The Guardian has discovered a way to stick it to the Zuck and avoid downloading the app. Keep in mind that it works only for those who don’t already have Messenger on their phones. Further, it could be disabled at any moment. 

For now, however, the workaround lets you receive Facebook messages without having to download a second app for the privilege. 

Here’s how you do it:

1. When you go to access your private messages on Facebook, you’ll likely see a notification that you must now download the Messenger app to receive them. 

2. Click the Install button. The app will automatically redirect you to your phone’s app store. Tap the Free button (or, if you’ve deleted the app, the cloud) to begin downloading Messenger.

3. Before the download finishes, cancel it by tapping the progress button. 

4. Return to the main Facebook app. You should then be able to see your private messages!

It’s likely this secret method won’t exist for long, but use it while you can. Lord knows you’ll want to avoid the company’s poorly reviewed,unpopular spinoff for as long as humanly possible.

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Microsoft Unveils Windows 10; Runs on ‘Broadest Types of Devices Ever’

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Microsoft is officially unveiling the name for the next release of Windows today: Windows 10. While the software maker had referred to Windows 10 as codename Windows Threshold internally, today’s official naming puts any rumors of Windows, Windows TH, Windows X, Windows One, and even Windows 9 to bed. It’s simply Windows 10, marking a jump from the mixed reception of Windows 8.

Described as Microsoft’s “most comprehensive platform ever,” Windows 10 will offer a tailored experience for all hardware across a single platform family. And it turns out that’s intentional. Microsoft’s Joe Belfiore pointed to the millions of customers still using Windows 7, and said the company wants to make their transition to Windows 10 much more comfortable than the unfamiliar leap to Windows 8 two years ago. “We want all these Windows 7 users to have the sentiment that yesterday they were driving a first-generation Prius, and now with Windows 10 it’s like a Tesla.”

"Windows 10 will deliver the right experience on the right device at the right time," said Microsoft’s Terry Myerson. "Windows 10 will run on the broadest types of devices ever." You can expect a unique user interface depending on what you’re running Windows on; images shown at the event line up with leaks that have surfaced in recent weeks. It’s basically a combination of Windows 7 and 8 that borrows design elements from each of Microsoft’s two most recent operating systems.

The “Metro” start screen and Microsoft’s traditional Start Menu have been combined; no longer is the screen one huge grid of tiles for desktop users. “The tiles and icons that are shown are a blend of classic apps and new universal apps,” Belfiore said. But Live Tiles are still here and can be resized to a user’s preference. More than anything else, Microsoft is working to make everything feel way more cohesive. “In Windows 8 when users launched a modern app, it sort of had a different environment,” Belfiore said. “We don’t want that duality. We want users on PCs with mice and keyboards to have their familiar UI.”

There’s a new universal search in the start menu that pulls in results from the web, and Microsoft is also talking up its “task view,” which helps users master Windows’ multitasking features. It looks fairly similar to Expose in OS X, and Microsoft outright admitted it’s not an earth-shattering addition. But it is intended to speed up your productivity across the entire operating system. “It illustrates for Windows we have to address a breadth of users,” Belfiore said, moving on to show a big improvement to the command prompt: it now supports paste.

But Microsoft isn’t abandoning touch input. Belfiore said the Charms bar from Windows 8 has been carried over to Windows 10 with improvements of its own. “We want to support those Windows 8 users who have touch machines and getting a lot of benefit out of them.” For convertible devices like the Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro, Microsoft is adding a new Continuum mode that aims to make the frequent switch between tablet mode and laptop mode more seamless. “What you get is a device that operates with the simplicity of a tablet, but morphs itself back to the familiar PC experience,” said Belfiore.

Microsoft will launch a Windows 10 “Insider Program” beginning tomorrow, which will eventually afford its most enthusiastic users a chance to try out the new OS before the general public. Windows 10 will launch to consumers everywhere in late 2015.

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How To create Facebook Account In MInutes VeryVery Easy Ways With Photos

            So Let's stated 

Facebook Is Great Way To Stay in Touch With Friends Swap Photos,And network to create Facebook Acconut  Follow these steps 

1/FIRST OPEN A BROWSER (EXAMPLE: OPERA ,GOOGLE CHROME & FIREFOX ETC)

2/TYPE THIS WEBSITE (WWW.FACEBOOK.COM) IN YOUR BROWSER

3/SELECT TOW REAL NAME LIKE FIRST NAME  AND LAST NAME  (EXAMPLE : MARK SAKIB)

4/TYPE YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS AND RETYPE YOUR E-MAIL IN NEXT BOX  LIKE (SAKIBK073@GMIL.COM)

5/TYPE A PASSWORD (PRIVATE) ONLY YOU KNOW (EXAMPLE: MYNAMEIS)

6/THAN SELECT YOUR DATE OF BIRTH LIKE (JUNE/10/1919/

7/SELECT YOUR GENDER (EXAMPLE : FEMALE OR MALE) THAN CLICK ON SIGN UP BUTTON

NEXT STEP

1/ FIND YOUR FRIENDS  CLICK ON (SKIP THIS STEP) (OPTIONAL)

2/ NEXT FILL OUT  INFO  FILL OR SKIP (IMPORTANT)

3/ NEXT SEL YOUR PROFILE PICTURE OR TAKE A PHOTO WITH YOUR WEBCAM OR SKIP  (IMPORTANT)

4/FINISH AND ENJOY

ABOUT ME  

NAME :SAKIB KHAN 

PHONE :01674054690

E-MAIL:SAKIBK073@GMAIL.COM

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Middle Earth Shadow Of Mordor DOWNLOAD FULL VERSION

Platform: PC
Language:Español,English,French,ItalianGerman
Gender:Accion
Quality: DVD
Format: ISO
Size: 34.27 GB
Fecha: 30-09-2014
Release: CODEX

               Middle Earth Shadow Of Mordor                         DOWNLOAD FULL VERSION 

                    DOWNLOAD THIS GAME

                                          

                      About This Content

This exclusive Challenge Mode continually spawns new Legions of Enemies from the pits of Barad-dur for you to test yourself against. The Runes which you earn can provide powerful upgrades.

                   System Requirements
                          MINIMUM: 

OS: 64-bit: Vista, Win 7, Win 8 

Processor: Intel Core i5-750, 2.67 GHz | AMD Phenom II X4 965, 3.4 GHz 

Memory: 4 GB RAM 

Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 | AMD Radeon HD 6950 

DirectX: Version 11 

Network: Broadband Internet connection 

Hard Drive: 25 GB available space

RECOMMENDED: 

OS: 64-bit: Win 7, Win 8 

Processor: Intel Core i7-3770, 3.4 GHz | AMD FX-8350, 4.0 GHz 

Memory: 8 GB RAM 

Graphics: GeForce GTX 670 | AMD Radeon HD 7970

DirectX: Version 11 

Network: Broadband Internet connection 

Hard Drive: 40 GB available space

                            SCREENSHOTS

                                               

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DOWNLOAD Lords Of The Fallen FULL UNLOCKED FULL VERSION

DOWNLOAD Lords Of The Fallen

Plataforma: PC
Idioma,Español,English,French,Italian, German
Genero:Accion
Calidad: DVD
Formato: ISO
Tamaño: 14.58 GB
Fecha: 29-10-2014 Release: P2P

SCREENSHOTS

About This Game

In the Time of the Ancients, the Worldly Realm was ruled by a God of pure evil, who enslaved all humankind under his Dominion. But fear turned to anger as rebellion grew in the hearts of men - until the dawn of the Great Rising, when the fight for freedom began. After a glorious victory that cast aside the Fallen God, humans dictated a new order... a world where no sin can ever be forgiven and redemption was not an option. 

Now, millennia later, the world trembles in fear as the Demonic Rhogar Legion returns from their dark realm, driven by a foul hunger for innocent spirits. Humanity, in a desperate last act, calls upon an unlikely defender - a convicted sinner, rejected by society and cast out of the light... a man known as Harkyn. Now, alongside his mentor, Kaslo, they must travel to the source of the Darkness... to face the Lords of the Fallen. 

Plunge into a fast paced action RPG with a complex and satisfying melee combat system where weapons, armor and skills directly influence the enemy's speed and attacks... if all else fails, lay waste to your foes using forbidden magic power.

Key Features:

Embark on an Epic Quest that spans both human and demonic realms 

Confront the mighty Lords, generals of the Rhogar army 

Explore a vast dark fantasy world 

Make your choices wisely as they may seal your fate 

Wield legendary weapons and armors from a vast arsenal 

Choose your class: Warrior, Cleric or Rogue and fully customize each with skills and weapons

System Requirements
MINIMUM: 

OS: Windows Vista (SP2), Windows 7 (SP1) or Windows 8 (only 64 bit OSs 

Processor: Intel Core 2 Quad Q8400 @ 2.66Ghz or AMD Phenom II X4 940 @ 3.0Ghz 

Memory: 6 GB RAM 

Graphics: GeForce GTX 460 or better 

DirectX: Version 11 

Hard Drive: 25 GB available space 

Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c Compatible Sound Card with Latest Drivers

RECOMMENDED: 

OS: Windows Vista (SP2), Windows 7 (SP1) or Windows 8 (only 64 bit OSs 

Processor: Intel Core i7-3770 @3.5 GHz or AMD FX-8350 X8 @ 4 GHz 

Memory: 8 GB RAM 

Graphics: GeForce GTX 560 ti or better 

DirectX: Version 11 

Hard Drive: 25 GB available space 

Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c Compatible Sound Card with Latest Drivers

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How to create a Google account just in Minutes with photos very very easy steps

Hi I'm Sakib khan today I we'll show you how to create a goggle account let's started

1: goto (www.gmail.com) look like this picture 

2:Than Click on create a SIGN IN  like this picture

2:Than Click on create a account  like this picture

3:than choice 2 real names (example:Sakib khan) (follow the  picture instructions )

4:than  choose  a username like (example:Sakibk073)(follow the picture instructions)

5:choice a password like (example:yahooismy) (follow the picture instructions)

6:retype your password like (example:yahooismy)(follow the picture instructions)

7:choice your own date of birth like (10/6/1999) (follow the pictures instructions)

8:select your gender like (example male or female) follow the pictures instructions

9:type your phone number like (example 01718536981)follow the pictures instruction

10:type your email address like (example:sakibk073@gmail.com)

11:type captcha look like

12:select your country

13:click i agree to google and  click next step

14:finsh and enjoy

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