Computers & IT
5 signs your mobile might have malware
It used to be safe to use your mobile device without worrying about viruses, spyware, or →
How to protect yourself from ransomware
Ransomware is a nasty kind of malware that locks down files and programs so you can’t →
Nearly all businesses are adopting Zero Trust, but still aren’t getting its full business potential
Most businesses are in the process of adopting Zero Trust, especially those with a distributed or →
Amazon joins Open Invention Network to keep its Linux patents safe
Amazon and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have joined the patent non-aggression consortium the Open Invention Network (OIN). →
Microsoft Teams will finally be a lot easier to use on iPad and iPhone
Apple users are set to get a welcome productivity boost when it comes to using Microsoft →
Vivaldi is adding Mastodon to its browser
Vivaldi has unveiled a number of productivity-enhancing updates to its web browser alongside integration for Mastodon, →
Intel Sapphire Rapids chips confirmed to be supercharging your next workstation
Intel Sapphire Rapids chips are now officially set to be coming to workstations, the company has →
ExpressVPN Aircove review
Aircove is a powerful Wi-Fi router which comes with ExpressVPN built in – which just so →
WavePad audio editor review
WavePad (opens in new tab), developed by NCH Software, is an accessible audio editor for Mac →
GoDaddy review
GoDaddy is a giant Utah-based domain registrar (opens in new tab) and web hosting (opens in →
Pick Up the 2022 iPad Air at Amazon for Just $500 (Save $99)
It’s hard to beat the versatility of a tablet. They’re light and portable, which means you →
Grab a Refurbished Apple MacBook Pro for Just $550 at Woot
I don’t know where I’d be without my MacBook. Seriously. I got my first MacBook nearly →
Why Everyone’s Obsessed With ChatGPT, a Mindblowing AI Chatbot
There’s a new AI bot in town: ChatGPT. And you’d better take notice. .…Read more →
OnePlus forgets it makes smartphones and announces… a mechanical keyboard?
OnePlus has announced that it’s making, or rather co-creating, a mechanical keyboard, which is a bit →
How to fix the Google Drive ‘Storage Full’ Error
If you make use of Google productivity tools, you’ll probably have encountered the Google Drive Storage →
How to use split screen in Windows 10
Wondering how to use split screen in Windows 10? You’ve come to the right place! If →
Rackspace migrates Hosted Exchange solution users following ransomware incident
Rackspace’s formerly reported “security incident” (opens in new tab) has now been confirmed to be a →
Microsoft Teams is finally solving your most annoying PDF problem
Worrying about PDF files on Microsoft Teams should soon be a thing of the past after →
Apple allows developers to set more price points in new App Store update
In a dramatic app fee structure update, Apple announced that from today (December 6), developers will →
Google is bringing continuous scrolling to desktop search
Google has introduced ‘continuous scrolling’ for the desktop version of its search results for some users. →
Intel Raptor Lake laptop CPU benchmark points to a multi-core monster
One of Intel’s incoming laptop processors for Raptor Lake has been spotted in a benchmark, and →
Judge approves Apple’s massive MacBook keyboard lawsuit payout
The $50m settlement to a class-action lawsuit agreed by Apple back in July has been given →
Get a Magic Keyboard and Magic Mouse for your Mac and save $39
Black Friday may be over but the deals are still coming in. And if you picked →
MacBook butterfly keyboard settlement FAQ: Find out if you’re getting a refund
If you owned a MacBook with a busted butterfly keyboard, Apple may soon send you a →
Don’t fret, those leaked M2 Max Geekbench scores are exactly what we expect
The first leaked CPU benchmark score for the M2 Max processor is out, and it seems… →
How to reset macOS Privacy preferences when other options don’t work
It won’t be surprising to regular readers of Mac 911 that your faithful correspondent and his →
LastPass warns users of ‘security incident’ that may have exposed personal data
“We have determined that an unauthorized party, using information obtained in the August 2022 incident, was →
Fix dead Wi-Fi spots with one of these top mesh network routers
It’s vital, now that so many of us are working from home at least some of →
Apple Reportedly Gave its AR/VR Software a Real Name: Here’s What That Tells Us
Apple has reportedly renamed the software that runs its upcoming augmented reality and virtual reality headset →
Logitech G Cloud Review: Don’t Call It a Cloud Gaming Mini Console
It’s hard to get excited about the Logitech G Cloud, but it’s hard to hate it →