Bluetooth is a popular method of wirelessly transferring data between two devices such as your phone and your headphones, your media player and a speaker, or your iPad and a keyboard. It’s one of the most widely used wireless technology in the world,
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How to schedule a Windows 10 shutdown for a specific date and time
Using the Windows 10’s built-in Task Scheduler, you can set up a process in which a computer will shut down automatically at a specific time. For many businesses, it’s standard operating procedure for employees to leave their workstation computers on
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Ransomware attackers are now using triple extortion tactics
Attackers are not only demanding ransom from organizations, but also threatening their customers, users and other third parties. Cybercriminals who specialize in ransomware have already been using double extortion tactics in which they not only decrypt stolen data but also
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Zenfone 8 review: Asus’ small but mighty phone hits the mark
Asus managed to cram a big battery, a top-of-the-line-processor and a bunch of other goodies into what it calls the “ultimate compact phone.” Asus is betting a small phone will make a big impact. It’s billing its new midrange Zenfone 8
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Your Google accounts will soon default to ‘two-step verification’
There was an uproar that it would be mandatory, but Google clarified that is not the case In a nutshell: World Password Day was last Thursday. In honor of the day, Google announced that it would soon make two-factor authentication default for
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This month’s cumulative update for Windows 10 is a must if you’re seeing random high CPU usage
Patch Tuesday is right around the corner In a nutshell: At the end of April, Microsoft released this month’s cumulative update for Windows 10 as an optional update for versions 2004 and 20H2. This one doesn’t include any security fixes, but it
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Apple iOS 14 cheat sheet: Everything you need to know
Features and enhancements in iOS 14 include App Clips, Picture in Picture video mode, translation support in Siri, widgets, and COVID-19 Exposure Notifications. During Apple’s virtual Worldwide Developer Conference 2020 (WWDC) on Monday, June 22, 2020, CEO Tim Cook and other Apple
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Apple’s privacy battle with Facebook just became all-out war
Tim Cook and Mark Zuckerberg’s relationship status has changed to enemies. Apple and Facebook may be two of tech’s biggest companies, but on the surface they seem very different. Apple rang up most of its $274.5 billion in sales last
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Microsoft announces revenue split changes for PC game devs selling on the Microsoft Store
What just happened? The Game Developers Conference (GDC) in its ninth annual State of the Industry Survey this week revealed that only three percent of polled developers believe the “standard” 30/70 revenue split with digital storefronts is fair. Soon after, Microsoft
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Huawei looks beyond 5G, announces plans to launch 6G tech in 2030
Beyond 5G: 5G coverage is still sparse throughout the US, but that hasn’t stopped some phonemakers — namely Huawei — from looking even further into the future. The Chinese tech firm announced on Monday that it plans to launch 6G-ready devices
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