Microsoft offers fix for network troubles with April Windows 10 update

If you’ve installed the April Windows 10 update (1803 version), you might be running into an issue with it. One of the latest complaints surrounds the inability for users to connect all devices on the home network. Microsoft has acknowledged the issue and is working on a fix. But for now, the company is offering a workaround that you can try until the patch gets released. You can click under the jump to read the instructions on how to remedy this.

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Windows 10 will come as an automatic update for older machines

Whether you like it or not, Microsoft’s Windows 10 will be coming for your Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 machine. If you haven’t turned off the automatic updates for your Windows PC, the latest iteration of Windows will start installing on your machine. Recently, Microsoft started sending out notifications twice a day to remind users to upgrade their computers. But it seems that didn’t work so they’re trying this new tactic.

Source: SlashGear

Apple deals with iOS issues with latest 9.0.2 update

With iOS 9 in its early stages, it’s inevitable that Apple is working out the kinks of the latest mobile operating system update. With the iOS 9.0.2 version, Apple sets out to squash a number of bugs. Some of the fixes introduced are for iMessage activation issues, screen rotation issues, interrupted iCloud backups, Podcast app improvement, and problems with cellular data settings. The latest update can be downloaded from the General -> Software Update portion in your main settings. Make sure to plug your device into a power source and connect to Wi-Fi when you update.

The upcoming 9.1 update is said to bring new emojis into iOS, including taco and burrito characters, if those are of interest to you.

Source: Mashable

Rollout of Nokia Cyan Windows Phone update has begun

The latest software update from Microsoft is currently making its way out of the gate at select markets. The Nokia Cyan Windows Phone 8.1 update carries with it some Nokia-exclusive improvements and features with Windows Phone 8.1 still the underlying OS. Users from Taiwan, Spain, and Finland have reported that they have been getting the update with the Lumia 625 being one of the first devices to get a taste of the new update. According to a recent tweet from an official Microsoft account, widespread release of the Nokia Cyan update will happen in the second week of July.

Source: Ubergizmo