From the dawn of known history, humans have been generating myths. Myths have a propensity to emerge and fill in knowledge gaps if there are any concerning a certain subject. This has long been the case for the natural world, but more lately, misconceptions have developed regarding human interactions with technology. So much of our […]
Clear cache Android might sound like foreign words to someone who doesn’t know a lot about phones. They might just be aware that their device was made by Samsung or some other Android OEM. Naturally, they wouldn’t know how to clear Android cache and indeed why they should do it in the first place. This […]
Google has launched a website for its Read Along app for encouraging young children to practice reading. The website, which is introduced as a public beta, works with Chrome, Firefox, and Edge browsers on Desktop and Android, with support for iOS and more browsers such as Safari coming soon. The concept of the website is […]
WhatsApp users will be able to leave groups without everyone knowing under new privacy features. The changes will also allow people to control who can see when they are online and to prevent screenshots of auto-deleting “View Once” messages. The features are described as ways to keep users’ messages as “secure as face-to-face conversations” by Mark Zuckerberg, […]
A corrupt Windows driver can bring your PC to a halt; BSOD error, problems with the mouse or keyboard, or even network issues, problems with your drivers can bring everything down. Therefore, in what follows, we’ll tread through some of the most efficient ways to rid your Windows of its driver issues. So let’s get […]
Let’s take a look at five things you need to know before buying a Chromebook When they initially came out, Chromebooks had a relatively rudimentary operating system called Chrome OS and were generally underpowered machines. Things today are really different. These laptops compete head-to-head with Windows PCs in practically every way thanks to Google’s Pixel […]
Reverse engineers pointed out the new feature available in some profiles that track how often you tweet per month. Twitter has tested many controversial updates to its platform over the years, but few are likely to be as awkward as its newest experiment. First uncovered by reverse engineers earlier this summer, the ability to showcase just how […]
Seventeen malicious apps designed to infect Google Android users with banking malware have been removed from the Play Store. The malware campaign has been detailed by cybersecurity researchers at Trend Micro who’ve dubbed it DawDropper and say it delivers four types of banking trojan – TeaBot, Octo, Hydra and Ermac – in what’s described as a dropper-as-a-service (DaaS) attack because the payload is […]
Twitter may be working on a new way to share varied content in a single Tweet, according to a new leak by Alessandro Paluzzi, who’s got He has posted a screenshot of a Tweet being composed with multiple content types being added to it, including a GIF, a video and an image file.a track record […]
Google looks to add a password strength indicator to Chrome As Google begins its march towards a passwordless future, passwords are still a necessary online security tool to block unwanted access to accounts. Now, the search giant wants to let users know how weak their login credentials are with a password strength indicator. According to Chromium (via 9to5Google), Google […]
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