If you have a ThinkPad released 2013 and onwards, you may have noticed you have to press the Fn-key every time to use a function key (F1 - F12). Some people, e prefer to use the function keys above the media keys, and here is the solution to your problem.
Finally, I too have a “Yoga” device - and this first Yoga device happens to be the Lenovo Yoga 2 10” Tablet. Lets get straight into the review! But wait! First, I will need to provide a little bit of background on the Yoga Tablet series…
I really like the X240. It’s a well rounded, versatile and highly portable notebook with numerous typical ThinkPad qualities. Two years ago, I also owned a X220. It served me well and had some impressive features, such as the ten hour battery life and decent IPS screen. However, it never really amazed me the way some other ThinkPads did. I always used to wonder why that was. I came to the conclusion that this was due to minor details, many of which the X240 and X220 share. Back then, there were no alternatives to the X220. Nowadays though, one might argue that we actually have one: The ThinkPad Yoga (S1). But what makes it better than the X240?
Tomorrow we celebrate a special anniversary and a special acquisition: 10 years ago, on the 8th December of 2004, Lenovo announced the acquisition of the IBM PC Group for $1.75 billion USD. IBM and Lenovo started the discuss regarding the acquisition in 2003, and it was officially announced in 2004, the PC group operated under the Lenovo management since 2005.
With the Next Lock Screen, Microsoft offers an own lock screen app for Android that has been developed by the so-called “Microsoft Garage” team. According to their website, they’re “a community of interns, employees, and teams from everywhere in the company who come together to turn our wild ideas into real projects”.
According to the German website WParea.de, the German automobile manufacturer BMW plans to buy up to 57,000 Windows Phones for its employees to replace the outdated Symbian phones they use nowadays.