![[Tutorial] How To Change Windows 8 Store Apps’ Default Installation Location](https://thetechjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/appx-a5s4d555ww5e98w7-150x102.jpg)
There are plenty of Windows users who would like to change the default location of Windows App installation to a drive in which they have enough free space. This tutorial will show, how to do that using Windows Registry Editor.
Ouya, the Android-based game console, created quite a buzz in a tech world when a Kickstarter project about it was able to raise more than $8.5 million. A huge number of users lined up and opened their wallets to lay their hands on the game console and now, the good news are that the earliest units of Ouya may arrive later this month.
We have been hearing for a while that Verizon and Redbox are collaborating to launch a video service of their own but neither has divulged much detail about it. Now, it seems that the official website of the service, Redboxinstant.com has mistakenly leaked these details to the web.
The German city of Freiburg started using OpenOffice in 2007. The open-source solution was adapted and used in parallel with Microsoft Word. However, a few years later, the city council has voted in favor of ditching OpenOffice for its inadequate performance and the lack of concerted development of the platform.
Companies, ranging from software developers to content producers, have fervently believed for a long time that digital rights management (DRM) technology can shield them from online piracy. Four Microsoft engineers predicted back in 2002 that such hopes were misplaced. And their predictions are beginning to make sense now.
![[Tutorial] How To Bring Back Start Screen Tile Animation In Windows 8](https://thetechjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/windows-8-regedit-sa5d49w87r98we-150x79.jpg)
Want to bring back the animation that shows up when you first log in to your Windows 8 machine? This tutorial will show you how.
In recent months, we have seen a number of designs envisioning flexible mobile phones. Whereas that had been a thing of fiction until now, eminent vendors are working hard on the concept and they may be able to deliver a real, flexible phone by 2013, experts have estimated.
We reported recently that the Finnish authorities had confiscated the laptop of a 9-year old girl over piracy charges. The move led to widespread criticism and has now forced CIAPC to drop charges against the girl and her father.