Correction: Microsoft representatives told PCWorld that the company began providing the automatic sign-out feature to consumers in May, meaning that consumer Office 365 users already have the same feature businesses will. The […]
Creators, start your engines. Nvidia’s kicking off Siggraph, an annual professional graphics conference, with a pair of announcements designed to make life easier for industry diehards and amateur video producers alike. The […]
At a Glance Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Pixel 4 packs in a number of major hardware changes – the second lens, 90Hz display, new face unlock, radar sensor, and Neural Core […]
With the rumors of Windows 10 Home Ultra quashed, there’s still no version of Windows specifically designed for the PC enthusiast. The introduction of Windows Sandbox suggests there finally could be: Windows 10 […]
You can reset the “Days Since Hack” counter back to zero. On Monday night, Capital One revealed that more than 100 million customers had their personal information hacked, including credit scores, credit […]
Microsoft is slowly nudging business customers away from Skype, and over to Teams, by shutting down Skype for Business Online. Skype for Business Online won’t go away immediately; in fact, it won’t […]
If you update Google Chrome today, you’ll be able to witness a milestone in real time: the next step in the slow death of Flash. Google Chrome 76 takes the process of […]
Last week I received an email notice from Microsoft informing me that, as of January 14, 2020, they will no longer support Windows 7, which I still have on one of my […]
Unpacked isn’t until next week, but Samsung can hardly wait to show us all of the new things it’s been working on. Ahead of the big show, Samsung has taken the wraps […]
There’s still another week or so until Samsung unveils the new Galaxy Note 10, but like every year, we pretty much know everything about it already. And because many people have likely […]
