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Google is planning to replace cookies

Under pressure from the EU and privacy advocates, Google has been spending a lot of time considering how the digital advertising landscape will look once third-party cookies are gone.  The company initially created Federated Learning of Cohorts (FLoC), before announcing Google Topics as a replacement, which broadly splits the web into different topics and divides people into these groupings depending […]

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Google Chrome users must update immediately or risk attacks

Google has advised Chrome users to update the web browser to the latest version in order to avoid being targeted by cybercriminals. Late last week, the company released Chrome 99.0.4844.84 for Windows, Mac, and Linux, which fixes a high severity zero-day vulnerability that allows for remote code execution. In an advisory published alongside the update, the company explained that […]

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Lenovo L13 Yoga Review

Lenovo L13 Yoga Review The Lenovo L13 Yoga, an upgraded version of the L390 Yoga, offers a dependable CPU for executing tasks, a smart stylus for artists, and two cameras. However, you can’t expect more from its battery life than it delivered, and its display seems to glare in bright environments. PROS 1. Two cameras […]

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The Man Who Gave Us The GIF, Stephen Wilhite Passes on At 74

Internet technology pioneer and GIF inventor, Stephen Wilhite passed away on March 14 from COVID-related complications. He was 74 and he leaves behind an incredible legacy, the GIF, a game-changer for the blossoming World Wide Web in the 1990s. Wilhite, who was interested in compression technology, created the GIF at his home in 1987. “I […]

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How to check your PC’s specifications on Windows 10

Have you been having headaches finding out the specs of your Windows 10 computer? Get to know five ways to find out in this guide. On Windows 10, the ability to determine the technical specifications of your computer can come in handy in many situations. It can be helpful to determine whether the device meets […]

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5 Reasons Why Your Computer Keeps Restarting

When the computer suddenly keeps shutting off, it means there is something wrong with it. There are a number of issues both hardware and software related that lead to the problem. These are a couple possible reasons why this is happening… Overheating. An overheating CPU or motherboard can cause system failure. Make sure there is no […]

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Russia officially bans Facebook and Instagram

The Russian government on Monday, March 21, officially banned Facebook and Instagram from the country for what amounts to failing to police discussion of Russia’s ongoing and deadly invasion of Ukraine. This is coming from a report monitored on TASS, a Russian state-owned media outlet, which notes that as of now WhatsApp, another service owned by Meta […]

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HP Spectre x360 13t: One of The Best Convertible

This is one of the best convertible laptops money can buy. It’s the one to get if you value a high-quality keyboard and a small-footprint design that fits into smaller bags easily.For Great deep-action keyboard Very small footprint Strong 360-degree hinge Excellent build quality Against Lacks the in-body stylus stashing of some new models The […]

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German government warns against using Kaspersky software

‘A Russian IT manufacturer may itself carry out offensive operations, be forced to attack target systems against its will,’ says Federal Office for Information Security Germany’s Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) has warned against the use of anti-malware software from the Russian vendor Kaspersky The federal agency put out a notice [German] advising organisations that are […]

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