Category: News
Warning: Google to Delete Accounts That Have Been Inactive for 2 Years
Google says it will send multiple warnings before it starts deleting old accounts in December. The move is designed to prevent hackers from using inactive accounts to send scam emails…
Starlink Speeds, Tested: How Much Faster Is Elon’s Internet in 2023 vs. 2022?
Our Starlink tester in Idaho crunches the numbers on how his satellite Net service has changed over the last 6 months. (Spoiler: For him, it’s gotten better.)…
Microsoft will upgrade Windows 10 21H2 users whether they like it or not
Also, Windows 12 might be on the way, so buckle up…
Best Buy Now Selling Starlink Satellite Dishes (But Only for Certain US States)
Along with Home Depot, consumers in 25 states can now buy Starlink dishes from Best Buy…
WhatsApp’s Chat Lock Hides Private Conversations
The feature lets you keep sensitive content behind a password-protected wall…
Samsung’s Next-Gen Process Technology Aims to Break Performance Records
Samsung’s Foundry preps SF4X process technology to address performance-demanding applications…
Why AMD thinks Ryzen AI will be just as vital as CPUs and GPUs
AMD’s Ryzen AI may be a technology for notebook PCs. Desktops, surprisingly, sound less sure…
WhatsApp could soon let users edit their sent messages
They can momentarily edit messages instead of deleting them…
Meta Fixes Facebook Bug That Sent Automatic Friend Requests
Meta apologized after a Facebook bug saw the social network send automatic friend requests to profiles that users viewed. Some people even deactivated their Facebook accounts due to embarrassment…
Google Drive gets a desperately needed “spam” folder for shared files
As it turns out, letting anyone add files to your Drive account is bad…
Netflix Reportedly Plans $300 Million In Spending Cuts
The reported spending cuts are the latest of in a series of moves the streaming giant is making to improve profits. They include a crackdown on password sharing and a new ad-supported Basic subscription tier…
Google to expand Dark Web monitoring to all Gmail users in the U.S.
Currently available only to Google One subscribers, the option will soon help all Gmail users learn if their email address is discovered on the dark web…