It's going to be a good Friday for those testing the latest releases of the Windows 10 operating system, as Microsoft is today rolling out a new build of its PC and mobile OS, which will allow users to try the newly announced Windows Ink experience for the first time.
The iPad has also been criticized for its inability to allow users to multitask, but the company announced on Friday that it will have that ability in the fall.
Five days later, Klout announced it would allow users to delete their profiles.
There are signs the company is taking its role in the purchase process more seriously, though: on Tuesday, it announced it will allow users to leave feedback when they buy a product through a Facebook advertisement, with the aim of curbing the problem of businesses using misleading images and quoting inaccurate shipping times to lure customers.
This year, it announced that it would allow users to buy products and services in their local currency, using a credit card.
Facebook already reminds users when it's time to send birthday greetings to their "friends," but a new tool that the company announced on Thursday will allow users to mail a physical gift as well, Somini Sengupta reports.
MySpace yesterday announced that it would allow users to finally upload videos directly to the site.
DisplayLink was just announced today, and will allow users to connect wirelessly to any InFocus DisplayLink enabled projector by just plugging in a USB dongle.
Apple's water intake metric was one that was announced, and that will allow users to monitor their total volume of water consumed during a day, including water taken in via food.
If you've been put off by the (arguably obtrusive) Special Offers on the Kindle Fire HD, Amazon has just announced that they will allow users to pay $15 to opt-out of the ads for the life of the device.
