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Infographic: Big tech companies are investing in Africa
Africa; what is the real story of this vast, multicultural, and verdant continent? You may only →
Microsoft to permanently remove Adobe Flash from Windows 10
Adobe Flash has been dead and dying for several years now. The technology has been unsupported →
Windows 10 support ends in 2025 but it will still work
Windows 10 is pretty much on every PC in the consumer market today. The Microsoft operating →
The antitrust package unpacked in Congress faces committee vote Wednesday
Antitrust lawsuits, antitrust probes, and antitrust rulings aren’t anything new for big tech. It seems big →
Windows 11 officially announced, available as free upgrade later this year
It turns out Windows 10 isn’t the last version of Windows after all (as indicated by →
Samsung removing Gallery Sync, Drive storage from Samsung Cloud
Given the number of photos and files we accumulate on our smartphones, cloud storage is pretty →
Microsoft 365 set to increase commercial price starting March 2022
Attention Microsoft 365 users, the price you pay for the commercial service is going up soon. →
Dell announces Windows 11 to come October 5th to eligible devices
Windows 11 has been a buzz in the tech community as well it should be. Microsoft’s →
Microsoft announces Windows 11 will be available on October 5th
Microsoft today announced October 5th as the day of its much anticipated Windows 11 operating system →
Lenovo announces new IdeaPads and detachable Chromebook
Lenovo made a handful of announcements early this morning, and they include two new IdeaPads with →
Microsoft announces new Surface products ahead of Windows 11
September is a big month for tech announcements, and we’re probably not done just yet. Microsoft →
New Razer Book and Razer Blade 15 Advanced laptops ship with Windows 11
Windows 11 is available pretty much worldwide as of today and many companies are announcing new →
Don’t try this at home: How to install Windows 11 on an unsupported computer
Windows 11 is officially here, and many computers will be receiving a free upgrade to Microsoft’s →
Dynabook E10-S among first to feature Windows 11 SE for education
Earlier today, Microsoft announced Windows 11 SE for education and the Dynabook E10-S will be one →
Microsoft is gifting 50,000 Microsoft Store gift cards to random users
Merry Christmas; Microsoft is feeling generous this season. It has been reported and confirmed that Microsoft →
Microsoft Surface Pro 8 review: Slim, powerful, versatile, and ultra-portable
To be honest, I’ve never really seen the appeal of Windows detachables like the Microsoft Surface. →
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[CES 2022] OWC announces the release of SoftRAID 3.0 for Windows
OWC makes some of the industry’s best storage solutions for both Mac and Windows, and we’ve →
A new report says DHL is now the most imitated brand in phishing attempts
Check Point Research, the Threat Intelligence arm of Check Point Software Technologies Ltd, has published its →
Microsoft to acquire Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion
Just a little over a year ago, Microsoft acquired Bethesda, bolstering its stable of game developers. →
Dell’s refreshed XPS 15 and XPS 17 are now available for purchase
The Dell XPS line of laptops are some of the company’s best and most well-received laptops →
New York state’s “Right to Repair” law could have a ripple effect
The passage of the Right to Repair bill could result in a national policy shiftBy: Jon →
Time flies; so long, Internet Explorer
Internet Explorer was one of the first web browsers you could use on your Windows PC. →
Someone made a real gravestone for Microsoft Internet Explorer
The death of a long-standing piece of software or hardware can sometimes invoke emotion in some →
Netflix announces Microsoft as its technology and ad sales partner
Netflix is making moves perhaps to lower its service price in a very competitive market. One →
Report: Google Chrome has most vulnerabilities of any browser in 2022 (so far)
According to a report released by Atlas VPN, Google Chrome is the most “vulnerability-ridden” browser of →
You can get Microsoft’s Windows Dev Kit 2023 for US$600
Earlier this year, Microsoft unveiled that it was working on a dev kit that went by →
Apple confirms it will make a USB-C iPhone to comply with EU laws
The USB-C iPhone is something we knew would eventually be a reality, but we weren’t sure →
Samsung’s new Galaxy S22 update brings “Expert RAW” and “Camera Assistant” improvements
The Samsung Galaxy S22 series is one of the elite phones in the Android stable. The →
Ultraloq U-Bolt Pro WiFi review: Keypad, biometrics, and auto-locking smart deadbolt FTW
When it comes to home security, there are plenty of options from cameras to alarms to →
GameSir X3 review: A (sorta) mobile USB-C gaming controller with built-in cooling fan
GameSir has been making controllers for awhile now, and lately have been focusing on mobile game →