You might have already know that Microsoft is going to release its chromium based Edge browser on January 15th 2020, and that will globally start rolling out via Windows Update service to all PCs running Windows 10 version 1803 and newer.

If you are not yet ready to install it on your system automatically, Microsoft has released a Blocker Toolkit to make it easier for you to block the automatic installation.

Microsoft officials said that the chromium based Microsoft Edge, which is going to be generally available from 15th January 2020, will not be bundled with Windows operating system updates. Rather, it will be available via Windows Updates for all PCs running Windows 10 1709 (RS4) and later.

The latest development comes over a month after the company announced the general availability of the Chromium-based Edge browser.

With the release of Visual Studio 2019 version 16.4.0, Microsoft now removed the dependency of GitHub extension and directly included the GitHub support to Visual Studio 2019. If you are a developer having GitHub as your source control repository, you can now directly publish your local Git repository to GitHub.

Microsoft released .NET Core 3.1, which is a minor update after the release of .NET Core 3.0. This update fixes few issues and added new improvements to features introduced in .NET Core 3.0.

Along with .NET Core 3.1, Microsoft also released ASP.NET Core 3.1. Continue reading further to learn what's new and improved.

Windows 10 November 2019 Update is already rolling out globally and this is the most recent version (v1909) of Windows 10 till date. You can upgrade to this build via Windows Update to get all the latest features and fixes.

If you are looking for the ISO/DVD image of Windows 10 November 2019 Update, here's step-by-step process to download it from official Microsoft site.

As made the announcement in July, Microsoft has now started rolling out the Windows 10 November 2019 Update (version 1909) globally. The update brings some new features and fixes, to make it the most secure version of Windows till now.

Though the update comes as an optional update, but you should consider to install this update to get the new capabilities to your existing version of Windows 10.

In the first post on this Python Tutorial, we learnt about Python and the installation process. As we have already set up the dev environment to build and run Python application, let's begin learning how to print something on the output.

This post will guide you in speeding up writing Python scripts by mastering the usages of print() function effectively.

Incognito Mode in Google Maps is another step towards securing your privacy while navigating from one place to another and you don't want to your activities being tracked by some one. When you enable it, none of your Google Maps related activities will be saved in your Google account.

In this post we will learn how to enable incognito mode in Google Maps and ensure your privacy remains safe while navigating.

During the Ignite 2019 conference, Microsoft announced that the release date of its chromium based Microsoft Edge browser will be 15th January 2020, with a brand new logo. They have also announced that the Release Candidate of the new Edge browser is now available to the insiders Beta channel.

Google Chrome is working on a new feature that will allow you to Drag and Drop tabs from any other browsers that supports tabs. In latest version of Chrome Canary build, a new flag has been introduced to test the functionality.

The chromium powered Microsoft Edge is finally getting a fresh new logo that is more inline with the Fluent Design language. Though it's not yet available in any of the Edge Insiders build, but Microsoft is soon going to make it available in the future updates.