Don’t let scammers get their hands on your sensitive information. Here’s how to secure your online accounts with multi-factor authentication (MFA), aka two-factor authentication (2FA). The 2014 Heartbleed bug exposed millions of internet logins to scammers thanks to one itty-bitty piece of
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France fines Google and Facebook over cookies
French regulators have hit Google and Facebook with fines totalling 210m euros (£175m) over use of cookies. Data privacy watchdog the CNIL said both sites were making it difficult for internet users to refuse the online trackers. Consent for the
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Microsoft’s making Windows 11 faster – and getting inspiration from Vista
Windows 11 continues to evolve Microsoft appears to be making some much-needed changes to Windows 11 to help its new operating system run faster. As Windows Latest reports, Microsoft is actually undoing one of the changes it made back in 2019, when it
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5 Free Ways to Run Android Apps on Your PC
Want to use Android apps on a PC? These are the apps, services, and OSes that can make it happen. Ever wish you could run an Android app or game on your PC so you weren’t relegated to a tiny phone screen?
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How to Remove Annoying Ads From Windows 11
Are unsolicited ads from third-party services and pop-up suggestions from Microsoft ruining your Windows 11 experience? Here’s how to get rid of them. While there is much to like about Windows 11, there are a few things Microsoft didn’t get right, including
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AMD’s new GPUs could be good news for gamers – and cryptominers
Two budget cards en route as AMD’s cryptominer goes on sale AMD is set to start 2022 with a number of new products, including two new graphics cards and the company’s first dedicated cryptomining card. Over the weekend, Lenovo may have accidentally revealed
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Microsoft Asks Windows Users to Share Potentially Insecure Drivers
The new Vulnerable and Malicious Driver Reporting Center is supposed to help the company defend Windows users. Microsoft has introduced the Vulnerable and Malicious Driver Reporting Center to make it easier for Windows users to share drivers they believe the
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Google Adds Voice and Video Calls to Chat in the Gmail App
One-on-one calls are now possible from Google Chat in Gmail on iOS and Android. Google is making it easier to start or join video meetings or audio calls from inside the Gmail app. Starting this week, it will be possible to initiate
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Apple’s new $179 AirPods are the best option for most people
KEY POINTS Apple’s new $179 AirPods with Spatial Audio hit stores Tuesday. I’ve been testing a pair for about a week and I think they’re going to be a big hit. The third-generation AirPods, called AirPods with Spatial Audio, have
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Apple’s computerized glasses will be as powerful as a Mac and launch next year, top analyst says
Apple’s computerized glasses will be as powerful as its Mac computers and launch at the end of 2022, top analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of TFI Asset Management said in a note to investors Friday. Kuo has a stellar track record at
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