Computers & IT
Another Patch Tuesday launch has broken another key Microsoft tool
Database connections that utilize the Microsoft ODBC SQL Server driver might now fail as the result →
GitHub launches Copilot for businesses
Programming titan GitHub has announced its Copilot coding tool will now be made available to businesses. →
Get the M1 or M2 MacBook Air for up to $200 off in time for Christmas
If you’re looking for Apple’s most portable and powerful laptop, look no further than the MacBook →
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 6 Lite Is at Its Lowest Price Yet, Get It for Just $215
If you’re in the market for a new tablet, it may be easy to gravitate towards →
Grab a Refurbished Microsoft Surface for as Little as $90 at Woot
There are some great benefits to having a laptop that can double as a tablet. These →
Why Have So Few People Heard of the Magic of Ctrl+Shift+T22
I know I’m not the only one who routinely clicks the ‘X’ on a Chrome browser tab when →
FBI says Apple’s new encryption launch is “deeply concerning”
Apple recently introduced a number of new privacy-oriented features aimed at better protecting user data stored →
Google Chrome gets memory and energy saver modes
Google has announced plans to build on its dedication to optimize Chrome “for speed” with a →
Last chance: Get a heavily discounted ThinkPad X1 Carbon this Cyber Monday
We love the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon series, and the latest Gen 10 model is no →
Apple is reportedly working on a folding screen that won’t be an iPhone
If you’re dying for Apple to make a foldable device (according to a certain phone commercial, →
AVG AntiVirus for Mac review: Basic but solid protection for free
At a GlanceExpert’s Rating. Price When ReviewedFree. Paid upgrades available. Best Prices Today: AVG AntiVirus for →
ChatGPT: Why Everyone’s Obsessed With This Mind-Blowing AI Chatbot
There’s a new AI bot in town: ChatGPT. And you’d better take notice. .…Read more →
AMD RX 7900 XTX leak hints at a GPU that threatens Nvidia’s RTX 4080
AMD’s inbound RX 7900 XTX graphics card has been spotted in leaked benchmarks which put the →
Nvidia RTX 4070 Ti could arrive soon – but Team Green needs a Christmas miracle
Nvidia’s RTX 4070 Ti has been listed by an Italian retailer with a release date of →
What is the best defense against malware?
The internet can be a dangerous place, whether you’re a big organization or just an everyday →
Microsoft Teams wants to build an all-new workplace community for your business
Microsoft Teams has announced a new feature that it hopes will appeal to more informal groups →
Google Sheets want to use AI to flag and fix your mistakes
Google’s artificial intelligence (AI) research team has released a free machine learning (ML) add-on for Google →
Future MacBook Pros could ditch the keyboard in favor of a big foldable screen
Apple is working on a 20-inch foldable display, one that could be the shape of a →
Pentagon awards $9bn cloud contract to Google, Oracle, Amazon and Microsoft
The Pentagon has announced it is awarding its cloud computing network contract to Google, Oracle, Amazon, →
Google is finally bringing continuous search scrolling to Mac and PC browsers
If there’s one annoyance to Google search with Safari on our Macs, it’s constantly clicking through →
Upgrade Your Home Office With This $400 Samsung M8 4K Smart Monitor
If you’re looking to add another workstation to your home or office, but don’t want to →
iDrive cloud storage review
A comprehensive, user-friendly cloud backup (opens in new tab) and cloud storage (opens in new tab) →
Intel’s efficiency core gamble could pay off – are cheaper, more powerful Raptor Lake PCs the future?
Intel’s Core i5-13500 processor is going to be quite the performer if freshly-leaked benchmarks prove to →
Backblaze cloud backup review
Backblaze (opens in new tab) started in 2007 to backup a friend’s computer online. Fast forward →
Polarbackup cloud backup review
Polarbackup (opens in new tab) provides a comprehensive cloud backup (opens in new tab) solution, giving →
OWC Envoy Pro Mini review
Two-minute reviewOWC, aka Other World Computing, has a long and justifiably impressive resume for delivering very →
7 signs your computer might have malware
Malware – it’s a loaded word that strikes fear into both luddites and hardened techies. From →
Malware vs ransomware vs spyware – what’s the difference?
Malware is simply any program that is designed to specifically damage or interrupt the normal workings →
Why do cybercriminals use malware?
People turn to crime for a variety of reasons including revenge, greed, pride, and the thrill →
5 signs your mobile might have malware
It used to be safe to use your mobile device without worrying about viruses, spyware, or →