Three-quarters of all mobile apps have a vulnerability that can lead to hackers stealing anything you valued on your phone, and if gets worse if you have an Android.
If you’re having problems with your Chromebook, you may need to do a factory reset to return it to its original state. Learn how to reset or powerwash your Chromebook.
To combat being caught up in trade wars between the U.S. and China, Huawei has announced they will refund their phones if Google and Facebook stop working.
mySIMBL is a utility for installing application bundles on macOS. These packages provide opportunities for customization that are otherwise inaccessible.
There are various ways to change your computer’s name in Windows 10. The options to change your computer’s name are quick and easy. Here is how you can do so.
Amazon launched Spark two years ago to sell things in an Instagram-type format to compete with Instagram. They have now shut down Amazon Spark and are replacing it with other shopping tools.
Instead of manually creating a restore point, you can set up Windows to create restore points every time your computer starts up. Here is how you can do so.
SSHFS is very easy to use, clean and simple. It’s also incredibly secure since it relies on the battle-hardened and proven OpenSSH server. Learn how you can mount remote directories in Linux with SSHFS.
An old exploit of Microsoft Office is still circling the Internet. The problem is, this exploit was fixed back in 2017, and it’s still doing damage to this day!
This week we learned that Mozilla is planning on releasing a premium version of Firefox in the fall. Will you pay for this? Would you pay for a browser?
You may think it was upsetting to Google when Apple announced a sign-in to replace the Google and Facebook sign-in, they’d rather you use that than passwords.
For those looking to switch from Gmail because of privacy concerns, the next question to ask is, “Are private email services worth the money?” Here’s our answer.
