Category: News
I can’t stop using Windows 11’s secret God mode
A well-kept Windows secret revealed!…
Don’t fall for McAfee’s deceptive antivirus warnings on your laptop
No, you don’t need to pay McAfee to secure your new Windows PC…
Firefox 142 rolls out its Pocket replacement, plus more AI features
The newest version of Firefox brings improvements, better privacy, and fixed security vulnerabilities…
2.5 billion Gmail users at risk after Google database hack
A hacker group gained access to Google databases and is now attempting to scam Gmail and Google Cloud users…
Apple Rushes Out Fix for Zero-Day Attack on iPhones, Macs
The hack works by using a maliciously crafted image to cause memory corruption, Apple warns…
I Tried Microsoft’s Take on AI Notes, and Google Should Be Worried
Copilot Pages makes it easy to find and organize info for your research and study projects. Here’s how to use it and why I think it’s better than Google’s NotebookLM…
Latest Windows 11 security patch might be breaking SSDs under heavy workloads — Phison investigating reports of disappearing drives following file transfers, including some that cannot be recovered after a reboot
Some say continuous transfers exceeding 50GB can cause drives to vanish from the OS…
There wasn’t enough Copilot in Excel, so Microsoft added more
The new Copilot function is currently being tested, Microsoft says…
2.5 billion Gmail users at risk after Google’s databases were hacked
A hacker group gained access to Google databases and is now attempting to scam Gmail and Google Cloud users…
Linux is about to lose a feature – over a personality clash
A large and unfortunate mistake in the kernel development management process is underway…
Is Perplexity’s $34 billion offer to buy Chrome real or a marketing stunt?
Tuesday’s disclosure that Perplexity wants to buy Chrome may be intended to influence a federal judge more than Google/Alphabet…
Microsoft May Fix Some of the Worst Dark Mode Problems in Windows 11
Dark mode in Windows has never been comprehensive, but new changes from Microsoft may be fixing some of its most egregious problems…