If you own an iPhone and a Windows PC, you know the struggles of getting to the platforms to work together. From looking for iMessage alternatives to syncing your photos, mail or your iCloud Drive files — it takes a bit of work on your
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Upcoming Windows 10 feature promises to optimize a device based on its use case
In brief: Microsoft is preparing to release a new Windows 10 feature that will optimize the OS based on its particular use case. The options include gaming, entertainment, and business, though it appears to focus more on the software side than
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M1 MacBook Air review: After 3 months use, here’s what I wish I’d known
I’ve been using my new M1 MacBook Air for almost three months. The price/performance of Apple Silicon is excellent, but it’s not all unicorns and rainbows. Before you buy, here’s what I would have wanted to know. I bought a
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Microsoft reportedly in talks to buy gaming chat app Discord for $10B
The app allows gamers to talk while playing video games. Microsoft is in negotiations to acquire Discord — a messaging app for gamers — for $10 billion, Bloomberg reported Monday. That followed an earlier report by VentureBeat that the San Francisco-based company had received
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Google will stop selling ads based on tracked individual browsing history
The search giant says the change is part of its push for privacy. Google on Wednesday said it will stop selling ads based on a person’s individual browsing across websites, a move that could shake up the digital advertising industry as consumers call for more privacy online.
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These two unusual versions of ransomware tell us a lot about how attacks are evolving
Researchers detail two new types of ransomware – AlumniLocker and Humble. Both are new and have very different ways of doing things, demonstrating the diversity in a space attackers are keen to get involved in. Two newly discovered forms of
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Samsung’s 5G trial pushes 5.23Gbps speed onto single device
The test was conducted in Samsung’s 5G lab based in South Korea. Samsung Electronics on Thursday announced it has achieved 5.23Gbps data speeds on its 5G network, which it claimed is the fastest speed ever on such a network. The
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Singapore eyes more cameras, technology to boost law enforcement
With 90,000 cameras already installed in major public locations across the island, the Singapore government is looking to deploy “many more” of the “game-changer” device as well as other technologies to improve service efficiencies. Singapore is looking to expand its
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Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile dominate $81 billion 5G spectrum auction
Verizon bids more than $45 billion for licenses of the valuable mid-band spectrum in the C band auction to build its 5G network. The nation’s largest wireless carriers dominated the Federal Communications Commission’s latest 5G spectrum auction, pushing revenue to a record-shattering
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Government censorship threats over TikTok spiked interest in VPNs
The proposed US ban on TikTok last summer turned people towards VPNs to secure their online activity. TikTok, the video-sharing social network, drove a lot of interest from consumers last year. It also piqued their interest in Virtual Private Networks
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