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Computers, Phones and Tablets Windows Devices

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Computers, Phones and Tablets

Windows Devices

Like any OS, there have been different versions over time

• Technology is forever changing

• Touch screens are the future

• A uniform solution across different types of devices

Different Versions of OS

• Windows is working towards providing a seamless OS solution across all platforms

Windows 8/10 is the future

• Phones

• Tablets

• 2 in 1s

• Laptops

• All in 1s

• Gaming Computers

The tower PC is on it’s last legs

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What about Apple and Android?

• Android is the most popular OS on any mobile platform, but it’s not ready for business.

• Apple is ready but is still relatively niche.

• Microsoft has been in the box seat since the very beginning.

• Which one should you choose?

Tablets & Phones

There are so many options it’s ridiculous!

Talk to people and read some reviews...

Trustedreviews.com Techradar.com

1. Nokia Lumia 640 XL

2. Nokia Lumia 635

3. Nokia Lumia 530

4. Nokia Lumia 735

5. Nokia Lumia 1020

6. Nokia Lumia 640

7. Nokia Lumia 1520

8. Microsoft Lumia 930

1. Dell Venue 11 Pro 7000

2. HP Pavilion x2

3. Asus Transformer Book T300

4. Lenovo Yoga 900

5. Sony Xperia Z4

6. Asus Zenbook UX305

7. Dell XPS 13

8. Microsoft Surface 4 Pro BETTER STILL

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• All devices are not made the same, but they will have similar features.

• USB • Power connector • SD card slot • SIM slot • Dock port • HDMI socket • Sleep / Wake button • Volume Up / Down • Camera Front / Rear • Mic • Speaker • Headphone socket

Hands on your device

• Some devices have physical Home buttons while others rely on the screen (bottom left) or a keyboard

Home / Windows Buttons

Win 7 Win 8 Win 10

Start Menus

Win 10 combines the new functionality of 8 with the familiar presentation of 7

• Mouse: It’s all about the corners

• Touch: swipe in from

the edges

• Drag apps down to snap or close

• Right Click (or long press) Start button for extra options

Windows 8 Getting Around

Windows 10 has two modes

Windows 10 Getting Around

Left Edge Swipe New Desktop

Right Edge Swipe Action Center

Desktop 1 Desktop 2

Start Menu

Tablet Mode & Desktop Mode

Windows 8 Drag down from top or from task list

Multi-tasking & Closing Apps

Windows 10 use the X (swiping down reduces window size)

• Windows 8: Swipe Left to Right to switch between Apps

• Windows 10: Alt+Tab to switch between Apps

Windows App Store Create an Account

Where to get Apps

Use existing Microsoft Account or create one...

microsoft.com/live signup.live.com

Windows Store

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