With a better webcam and nano-texture screen, plus new CPU and GPU options, it’s almost all-new under the skin. Apple’s summer surprise is not the first ARM-based Mac. It’s not a new Mac Mini, nor the return of the 12-inch MacBook.
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How to use Chrome dark mode: change your browser’s color scheme in seconds
Give Google Chrome the dark mode treatment Chrome dark mode is a new look for the web browser that replaces its usual white color scheme with shades of black and gray – and it’s easy to use. There are several reasons to
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How to recover files from an inaccessible memory card with Disk Drill
If you find you have a memory card that can’t be accessed, fear not–that data might not be completely lost. With the help of a tool like Disk Drill, you could save those files. Have you ever attempted to retrieve
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Facebook will bar more hateful content in ads as boycott picks up steam
The company will also start labeling some posts that violate its rules but are left up because of newsworthiness. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Friday that the social network will start labeling content it finds newsworthy but would violate its rules. Facebook will
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This new ransomware targets Windows and Linux in surprising ways
Cybercriminals are always looking for new tricks and techniques to target potential victims without being caught. That’s especially true of ransomware attackers who need to stealthily invade an organization’s network to encrypt the sensitive files they plan to hold hostage.
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Microsoft is notifying users if their PC can’t install the Windows 10 May update
For the sake of transparency In brief: Microsoft has started rolling out the Windows 10 May 2020 update, which brings several changes and features to the OS. One new element of the upgrade is a system in which users are informed if
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How to extend the life of your laptop
Some laptops can take quite a licking and keep on ticking. But you shouldn’t count on it if you want to maximize their usable lifespan. Whether you need to delay a new laptop purchase because of uncertain finances (to put it mildly),
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Cybercriminals exploiting the coronavirus to deploy infostealers
These threats are designed to capture usernames, passwords, bank details, network information, and other sensitive data, says security provider Lastline. Cybercriminals have been busy devising email campaigns that take advantage of the coronavirus outbreak. By promising information or help about the pandemic,
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Google Chrome privacy isn’t the best. These browser extensions will help
Until Chrome starts helping you guard your privacy, these browser extensions can take on the work. When it comes to safeguarding your privacy, Google’s Chrome browser isn’t in the same league as Firefox, Safari and Brave, which over the past few years have beefed up their
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Windows Defender crashes: Microsoft fixes bug causing full scans to fail
Microsoft’s Windows Defender antivirus was crashing when hitting filenames with two dots. Microsoft has rolled out a fix for a recent update that has been causing the Windows Defender built-in antivirus software to crash on Windows 10 PCs when running
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