The social network says some iPhone users might see less-relevant ads after Apple updates its mobile operating system. Facebook said Wednesday that Apple’s upcoming privacy update could make it tougher for the social network to target some iPhone users with ads on other mobile apps. Facebook offers a
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Microsoft brings transcriptions to its Word documents app, but there are catches
The tech giant adds a new feature to the web version of Microsoft Word allowing people to record and upload audio for transcription. Microsoft’s Word writing tool will soon be able to record and transcribe audio, marking an evolution long requested
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How to run Windows 10 on a Mac using Parallels Desktop
Apple’s upcoming ARM-based silicon Macs apparently won’t support Boot Camp, so you’ll have to use a third-party virtualization program to run Windows 10 on your future Mac. Running Windows on a Mac computer has traditionally been freely doable through the
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How to make Google Docs 😊: The easy way to add emoji without copy and paste
Emoji are easy to find and add nearly everywhere, except in Google’s online documents. Here’s where they’re hiding. Sure, you might be used to dropping a smiley 😀in a text message or just about any other conversation, but did you
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Security in the ‘new normal’: Passwordless is the way forward
Moving on from passwords to strong authentication and adaptive access policies is key to improving security without hurting productivity, especially given the increase in remote working. Data breaches, phishing, ransomware: the specifics may change, but stolen credentials are behind 80%
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Microsoft Surface Duo: A cheat sheet about the dual-screen Android phone
This Surface Duo guide covers features, pricing, and more details that you need to know about Microsoft’s dual-screen device. The Surface Duo was announced on Oct. 2, 2019 during Microsoft’s Surface Event in New York. This Android-powered, dual-screened communication device may be helpful for
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FBI announcement on Windows 7 end of life prompts worry from security experts
Despite the FBI announcement, hospitals, schools, and government offices across the world still use Windows 7. Security experts detailed a litany of concerns following an announcement on Monday from the Federal Bureau of Investigation about the official end of life for Windows
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With 5G, edge computing and IoT will surge: Now’s the time to upgrade your edge
Moving computing to the edge eases the stress on bandwidth and speeds processing and responsiveness, allowing more bandwidth-heavy technologies, like AR and VR, to soar. The edge computing market is projected to grow by a compound annual growth rate of 19.9% between
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New Apple 27-inch iMac: Hands-on with a work-from-home beast
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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WhatsApp, Facebook, and Microsoft rounded out the top five as the most spoofed brands last quarter, says Check Point Research.
Phishing attacks typically try to lure in victims by impersonating well-known companies, brands, and products. The goal is to arouse interest, curiosity, or even fear among recipients so that they’ll be more likely to take the bait and fall for
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