Microsoft Makes Sure Windows Phone Really Is Dead

Microsoft is hammering another nail in the coffin of Windows Phone by discontinuing support for several parts of the operating system. So if you’re still using a smartphone running Windows Phone 7 or Windows Phone 8 then it’s not going to be quite as smart from here on in. Windows Phone is decidedly dead. We
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Red Dead Redemption 2 Has Been Delayed Again

Red Dead Redemption 2 has been delayed again, with Rockstar Games setting a new release date of October 26th, 2018. This is a blow for fans of the series who have been waiting patiently for a sequel, but it’s also a blow for any other publishers releasing games around the same time. Rockstar first revealed
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LEGO Dimensions Is Officially Dead

LEGO Dimensions is no more, with the companies involved deciding not to expand the series any more. The current packs, both starters and expansions, will continue to be supported, but no new expansions will be produced. This means LEGO Dimensions fans are stuck with what they’ve got. For the uninitiated, LEGO Dimensions is an infinitely
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Windows Mobile Is Dead, But Not Microsoft Mobile

It’s over, guys. Joe Belfiore, the head of Microsoft’s operating systems, has said the company is giving up on Windows Mobile and phones. It’s time to switch to Android or iOS. But don’t worry, Microsoft still has your back on mobile. The software giant is making a renewed effort to make apps for both the
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Microsoft Paint Is Dead, Long Live Paint 3D

Microsoft Paint is officially being killed off, with Microsoft deprecating the program with the release of Windows 10 Fall Creators Update. In layman’s terms this means Paint will no longer be updated and has been flagged for removal at some point in the future. Still, there’s always Paint 3D. Windows has been around since 1985,
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Is Online Authenticity Dead?

Social media is changing the way we relate to each other, and we’re still learning to navigate how our online personas are connected to our offline selves. Should our social media profiles reflect who we really are? Who we want to be? Or something in between? I’ve been giving this a lot of thought lately,
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