Intel's new Skylake processors bundle performance improvements with better battery life

Intel recently announced it's 6th generation of Intel Core processors codenamed Skylake. This processor family is expected to set a new standard with new, portable sleek designs that are thinner than ever, are capable of starting in about half a second, and offer up to two and a half times the performance and triple the battery life when compared to the computers many people currently own. The new architecture is designed for Windows 10 but will also likely be used in new MacBook products from Apple.

Inte says the 6th Gen Intel Core processor family is the most scalable ever for consumers and businesses, enabling the broadest range of designs from the smallest Intel Compute Stick and All-in-One desktops, to 2 in 1s, notebooks and the first-ever Intel Xeon processor for mobile workstations.

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Batman: Arkham Knight is out today

Updated on Tuesday, June 23, 2015 at 11:33PM by Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Batman: Arkham Knight, the last installment of the Batman Arkham series of games is available today in stores and as a digital download for Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC. We downloaded the PS4 version last night, the 48 GB file took around three hours to download.

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Initial rollout of Windows 10 will come to PCs

Microsoft doesn’t want to jump the gun with Windows 10 so rollout of the new operating system will come out slowly. According to Microsoft’s Joe Belfiore, the rollout will happen starting in the northern summer (around August) and will increase throughout fall. And the OS will be coming to PCs first, other devices like Phone, Xbox One, Arudino, and HoloLens will be launched in the coming months. Unfortunately, not even the PC version will be getting all features. Some unidentified features will be coming after the launch.

Source: Gizmodo

iWork for iCloud Beta now available to non-Apple devices

iWork for iCloud Beta, which is Apple's web-based office suite, is currently available to users without an Apple device through iCloud Beta. This includes Pages, Numbers, and Keynote applications which can be accessed online on non-Apple devices for the first time. iWork applications allow files to be saved in various formats, including popular Microsoft document formats that are widely used today.

In order to avail of iWork for iCloud, users must visit beta.icloud.com and click the link below the sign-in area that allows users to create an account. Users create a login with any email address, on any modern browser, and can access the services online.

Source: AppleInsider