MICROSOFT IS PUSHING its Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) subscription service into Windows 8.1 and Windows 7 for people too lazy or mad to […]
Month: February 2018
Skype can’t fix a nasty security bug without a massive code rewrite
A security flaw in Skype’s updater process can allow an attacker to gain system-level privileges to a vulnerable computer. The bug, if exploited, can escalate […]
Must have iOS Apps for Every College Student
Must have iOS Apps for Every College Student Downloading apps make the college life simpler and enjoyable. They help to meet your deadlines plus you […]
When is The Best Time to Buy a New Phone?
Determining the right time to purchase a new phone used to be quite easy. It was the summer and spring, with many deals coming over […]
Android Messages v2.9 prepares to launch Allo-like web interface
There’s a new version of Android Messages rolling out to our phones. So far, we haven’t seen any significant changes to the UI, but huge […]
VLC Adds Chromecast Support
VLC Chromecast support has been in the works for a good few years and finally makes its first official appearance here, in VLC 3.0. As […]
Razer doesn’t care about Linux
Razer is a vendor that makes high-end gaming hardware, including laptops, keyboards and mice. I opened a ticket with Razor a few days ago asking […]
New ways to comment on Microsoft files (and more) in Google Drive
Google Drive makes it easy to store and share files in the cloud so you can collaborate securely with your teams and clients while on […]
Periscope vs Meerkat : It’s not even close
Live streaming videos are a big hit now, most of us have accepted them with open arms. Let us begin by understanding what live streaming […]
Microsoft is aware of Skype connectivity issues and has a fix in the works
It seems Skype has been stumbling a little lately, with reports that the messaging app has been giving users repeated connection issues. Microsoft is on […]