02/12/2023

Finally, a Windows-based anti-virus system that is worth paying for.
– It’s smarter and much more intuitive than traditional antivirus software.
– It crushes threats on 40% of devices that already have another antivirus installed.
– It has 24/7 real-time protection
– It has malicious websites and phishing protection
– It is an advanced antivirus, anti-malware, and anti-spyware all-in-one package
– It prevents Ransomware, zero-day exploits, brute force and comes with uninstall protection
– It comes with a browser extension for a faster, safer and cleaner browsing experience.
– It removes annoying ads that follow you around
– It blocks third-party ad trackers that collect your data
– It blocks malicious web pages and in-browser cryptojackers
– It helps protect against online and tech support scams
We love this anti-virus software so much, we’ve installed the free version on every machine we sell. It’s advanced so much in just the past couple of years, now we are recommending the paid version for the first time, for the reasons noted above.
We contacted Malwarebytes to see what kind of deal that our customers can get through Refresh Computers. The paid version is normally $44.99 per year, as you will see on their website. However, if you contact Refresh Computers by sending an email to noviruses@refreshcomputers.net we have arranged for a special deal just for our customers for only $34.99 – that’s $10 off. It’s worth every penny and we can even help you with the installation if needed.
Own a business with multiple machines? Contact us today and we can set up an appointment to ensure your data is protected on your devices, as well as your server if you have one. Simply send an email to noviruses@refreshcomputers.net

01/15/2023

Check out the scary power of ChatGPT. The new artificial intelligence search and response engine is captivating the world.

GPT stands for “Generative Pre-trained Transformer” – a fancy name for artificial intelligence based on a set of inputs (data) that result in an output generated based on a question or statement.

It’s so powerful that it can write a unique 1,000-word, 2,000-word, or even 10,000-word essay on just about any topic.
It can be used to explain formulas in Microsoft Excel or for just about any application.
It’s like using Google but the answers to questions are more definitive and precise – without any google ads.
I believe it’s the future of the internet.

I asked ChatGPT to describe what it can do and here was the response using 10 bullet points:

1. ChatGPT is a new conversational Artificial Intelligence system that can help us to communicate with computers just like we communicate with each other.

2. It uses natural language processing techniques to understand typed or spoken text, allowing for a more conversational interaction with our digital gadgets and computers.

3. ChatGPT can provide a more human-like experience when engaging with digital products, since it can understand the context of our queries and provide more accurate answers.

4. It can also automate basic tasks, like responding to customer service inquiries, providing faster and more accurate answers in less time.

5. With ChatGPT, you can also create custom applications, like virtual assistants, to answer customer queries and automate customer service tasks.

6. It also allows developers to create personalized content, like reviews and recommendations, based on customer preferences and activities.

7. ChatGPT is not limited to customer service or virtual assistant tasks; it can also be used to create chatbots to generate automated personalized content for websites, social media platforms and more.

8. With ChatGPT, you can create interactive applications that can interact and converse with humans using natural language processing.

9. Applications created using ChatGPT can provide tailor-made experiences for users, providing personalized results and recommendations.

10. All in all, ChatGPT is a powerful and innovative tool that can enable us to create much.

01/08/2023

Tech tip of the week:

Stop using the same password everywhere and start using a password manager.

It’s incredibly easy to use a password manager instead of using the same password for everything you log into.
It’s incredibly dangerous to use the same password on everything because all a hacker has to do is crack one of the sites you visit and now they have your password for everything you use it for.
With a password manager, each site you log into has a unique password that still has an auto-fill feature for your username and password, like I know most of you like to use (and so do I).
A password manager stores and generates login information for all your devices and accounts. These programs can be installed as software or accessed through a website, browser extension, or the cloud.
Side benefits of using a password manager –
1) If you clicked on a link that is from what appears to be a familiar source, it directs you to a site that WILL NOT auto-populate if it’s a scammer because your password manager would not recognize the site you are on.
If you’re trying to log in and your credentials aren’t being filled in, you’ll wonder what’s happening. Then you’ll pause, double-check the URL and realize you were about to hand everything away to a scammer. Thus, a password manager is a clever way to help yourself spot phishing scams.
2) You can hide private notes for each site that you log into. This can be handy for a lot of reasons.
3) Share a password safely. Sometimes you may want to share a password with a family member, for example. You can do so with an encrypted link that only they can access. You can grant access to only the people you want to have access. You can even make a shareable folder of several passwords that maybe only a certain family member has access to. This may be handy to use in the event of an untimely death and you know your family may need access to some of your accounts.
4) Securely store all of your credit card and banking information using the password manager.
5) Your password manager can also autofill forms for you on websites that you visit.

Using a password manager will take a few minutes to set up but once you do, you can have a higher level of peace of mind as you browse the internet and not get trapped into that “one password fits all” mentality.

Which password manager to use? There are many options. It’s incredibly easy to set up and it can be used on all your devices.

01/01/2023

Top 10 New Years Tech Tips!

Physically clean your computer! Dirt and dust easily gathers inside over time, which can cause issues such as overheating, which will slow down your PC. Don’t forget to clean off those plastic fan blades because as dust adheres to the blades, the fan cannot operate at 100% efficiency.
Check for Windows Updates to make sure your computer is completely up to date.
Backup your files or make sure your cloud service is copying everything from your cloud folder.
Verify that your cloud service and backup files are current.
Make sure your antivirus is current. We recommend using the built-in Windows Defender that is part of the Microsoft Windows operating system. With Windows Defender turned on, most people don’t need another anti-virus program.
Use a popular utility called CCleaner to clean up your Windows registry. It gets rid of old outdated files that tie up computer resources unnecessarily.
Change all of your passwords. Whether you are using an automated system like Last Pass or do it on your own, you may be glad you do this regularly some day!
Upgrade your hard drives to solid state drives. This is the number one thing you can do today to speed up the performance of your computer with at least 5 times the bootup speed increase. Refresh computers stocks every type of solid state drives in a variety of sizes and we can also transfer your data from the old hard drive to the new solid state drive.
Maybe start saving money to buy that updated computer now. Of course, a great place to shop for the best deals are right here at your favorite computer store.
Let Refresh Computers diagnose any issues you may be having – for free! Just bring in your computer for a free analysis. We will let you know how much it will cost to repair or upgrade your machine – and then it’s up to you to decide if you want to move forward with our services.

12/25/2022

Tech tip of the day:
This is a special tech tip just for Christmas Day!
Perhaps the best tech tip for Christmas Day is no tech at all! Hopefully, you are surrounded by family and friends on this special day and you are able to take some time to put away those gadgets, except maybe that camera to capture those memories.
But here are some holiday tech tips that may make your holiday a bit more enjoyable:

Traveling over the holidays? Attach an Apple Air Tag or other tracker to your luggage. This way you know when your luggage has arrived or, if it’s lost, you can see where it is!

Use Zoom to have a virtual family gathering and maybe sing a Christmas carol or two together for added fun.
Also, don’t forget to double-check those devices that you bought for your kids to make sure parental settings are completed. Go to internetmatters.org for a step-by-step guide on how to set up parental controls on many devices and websites.

Do those Windows updates! Let them update without losing internet or power, if at all possible. Sometimes an update doesn’t update correctly and many times it’s because of an interruption in power or your internet connection

12/18/2022

This week’s tip is for parents buying all of those electronic gifts for their kids.
Here is a Guide to Not Let Holiday Gift Devices Adversely Affect Your Kids’ Life!
So many products now come with device tracking, cameras, and other things you may or may not want your kid to have access to or be tricked by others, besides yourself.
Here is a very useful website for parents to utilize when it comes to their children’s tech devices and online safety.
This site is internetmatters.org and it’s there to help parents keep their children safe online.
Here, you can get help with technological safety issues, report an issue, and get help setting up parental controls on just about any device and any internet service out there.

There are easy-to-follow drop-down menus for almost every type of smartphone and other devices that, when selected, give detailed instructions to set up parental controls.
There is a dropdown menu for setting up parental controls on search engines and entertainment sites and likewise for social media sites, mobile networks, and gaming consoles.

This site also features technical safety advice for parents by their child’s age group.

So before you wrap that present – you may want to check out this site and take care of a few things before your kid gets their hands on something that will guide them to a place that you don’t want to regret later.

12/11/2022

Tech tip of the week:

This week’s tech tip is geared toward small business owners. However, business or no business, if you have important data then please read on!

There is a saying in the tech support world – “if it isn’t backed up, it may as well not exist.” This is especially true for small businesses that cannot afford to lose any data.

As a small business owner, the number one thing you can do technologically is to make sure that all of your data is backed up on a secure cloud service.

Many people ask – “Which service should I use”?

Earlier this year, PC Magazine published an article titled, “The Best Cloud Storage and File-Sharing Services for 2022.”

Here is a link to the article where you can see the pros and cons of each cloud service provider rated by PC Magazine –

https://www.pcmag.com/picks/the-best-cloud-storage-and-file-sharing-services

They rated Microsoft One Drive the best, followed by iDrive, Google Drive, and Dropbox.

The relatively low cost of using these backup services makes it an easy decision for any small business as an important tool for business continuity.

By the way, if you buy Microsoft Office 365 for about the price of a cup of Starbucks coffee every month, it comes with 1TB of cloud storage.

12/04/2022

Tech Tip of the Week:

Stop using outdated versions of Microsoft Office (or any other program).

Maybe you are thinking why pay to upgrade when it seems to be working fine?

The short answer is it may end up costing you much more if you continue to use an outdated unsupported program.

The first step in understanding any risks is understanding Microsoft’s Office Product Life Cycle.

When Office gets to be about 10 years old, support ends and no further security updates are released.

At this point the product becomes a security risk if you continue using it.

Microsoft Office 2010 went end of life in October 2020 and it’s successor Microsoft Office 2013 goes end of life in April 2023. If you are still using Office 2010 or older and you connect to the internet or open any office file someone gives to you – you are risking infecting your computer.

Hackers know this so they have “feelers” out there looking for your unprotected version of MS Office.

Not only are you risking your data by using unsupported MS Office like Office 2010, you will be unable to activate your older version if you have to reinstall it, even if you have the Product Key, because Microsoft also shuts down the activation servers for unsupported programs.

11/27/2022

Tech tip of the week:

The holiday season is also prime cybercrime season
– Cybercrime ALWAYS increases sharply between Black Friday and Christmas, with hackers taking advantage of all the extra traffic to try and steal your valuable information.
– Make sure any shopping website you use includes “https” in the URL address, as that extra “s” stands for “secure” and ensures that any data routed through the site has an extra layer of security added to it.
– Use credit cards instead of debit cards. Credit cards offer extra layers of fraud monitoring and dispute procedures. Think of using a debit card as using cash and if you are scammed then the chances are you will not be able to get that money back.
– Monitor your bank account, your email, and social media accounts DAILY for any unusual activity because hacks can happen anytime and anywhere. Maybe make this a part of your regular morning routine while sipping on that coffee.
– Never click on any too-good-to-be-true ads, especially popups, because they will inevitably lead you to some illicit external site that attempts to install malware or other viruses on your device.

– Sign up for text and email notifications whenever your credit card is used. This way you can instantaneously monitor the activity on your credit card. Every major bank offers this type of notification service so if you are not already signed up to receive these notifications then now is as good a time as ever.

11/20/2022

Tech Tip of the Week:
Upside Down Windows
– This is probably more for fun than anything else. Astound your friends and family this holiday season and pretend you don’t know what happened and see if anyone can guess how to “fix” the issue on your screen!
– Literally, turn whatever you are viewing on your screen upside down by simultaneously holding down the Control and Alt keys and then pressing the down arrow key.
– Turn it back around by pressing Control Alt and the up arrow key.
– You can also turn your screen sideways by pressing Control Alt and either the left or right arrow key to turn your screen sideways.

11/13/2022

Cut Down on the Number of Apps Running at Startup

If your PC is taking too long to boot, it could be because you have too many programs running at startup.
Luckily, you can easily reduce them, allowing your PC to launch faster.
In Windows 10 or 11 computers, you can access the Task Manager by pressing Ctrl+Shift+Esc.
Click on the Startup tab at the top.
Select any program in the list and click the Disable button if you don’t want it to run on startup.

11/06/2022

Add a cheap mechanical drive to that desktop for added local storage.

All Refresh Computers refurbished computers come with a new solid-state drive. So what do we do with the mechanical drives that came with them?
We perform a DOD wipe to ensure there is no data on the drive.
We test them for speed and health.
If the speed and health tests pass, we package them for sale in our store as refurbished hard drives.

For example, you can get a 1TB hard drive for only $20 or a 250GB hard drive for only $10.
The solid-state drive that comes with the computer you buy is great for Windows start-up – which is at least 5 times faster than a mechanical drive. But you can use the mechanical drive when you are storing files such as pictures, documents, video’s, etc .
The best part of it is that, only at Refresh Computers, we will set this up for you if you buy the computer from us. We never charge to transfer files from your old machine to the machine you buy from us – and we don’t charge any extra (other than the price of the hard drive) to add that 2nd drive to your computer and set it up so you don’t have to think about where your files are being saved.

10/30/2022

The Windows Calculator is much more than a calculator!

That Windows Calculator does a lot more than add, subtract, multiply, and divide!

You can also use the “calculator” to convert volume, distance, weight, temperature, area, and speed, from metric to imperial.

The calculator also converts any currency using the current values.

Simply open the Calculator and click on the 3 lines (hamburger) in the upper left-hand corner for the menu of options.

10/16/2022

Windows 11 Tips!

Windows 11 is becoming more and more popular and its time we got to some of those technical tips for Microsoft’s newest operating system as well. The new OS has a cleaner look to it than the previous Windows 10 but is still full of surprises that can be unlocked to make your newer Windows 11 PC an enjoyable experience.

The first tip is to make the new Start Menu taskbar location of icons look the way it did in Windows 10. By default, Windows 11 places the start menu in the center of your screen. However, if you prefer the start button and icons to the left of your screen then here is what you do:

First, Right-Click on your taskbar and choose Taskbar Settings. Then at the bottom of this window, click on Taskbar Behaviors. Here there are some different choices but the one we are looking for is Align the Taskbar. Here there is a drop-down menu that is currently showing Center – but you can click here to choose Left – and just like that – your Start Button and commonly used icons and apps are now on the left side of your screen!

Adding System Folders to the Windows 11 Start Menu

Some people might be unhappy that Microsoft took away the ability to add folders to the taskbar – however, you can still add system folders such as Documents, Downloads, Pictures, Music etc. To add these shortcuts right to the Start Menu do the following:

1). Click on the Start Button and open the Settings App.

2). On the left pane – choose Personalization

3). Scroll down to Start inside the main window and then click on Folders

4). Here there are off / on buttons for Documents, Downloads, Music, Pictures, and Videos as well as File Explorer. Select the ones you would like fast access to then close out the Settings App window.

5) Click on Start again and now those shortcuts appear right in the main Start menu next to the Power button!

10/02/2022

Tech tip of the week – Check email links before you click them.

Phishing (when scammers use email or text messages to trick you into giving them your personal and financial information) and other internet scams are going strong.

One way you can easily see if something is a scam is by either hovering your mouse over a link and seeing if what is revealed matches the expected domain of the sender or by copying the link and pasting it into a notepad to verify the legitimacy of the link.

For example, one of the first things I do when suspect emails arrive is to check the sender. If the sender’s email address doesn’t match the domain of what’s being promoted in the email, chances are pretty good it’s a scam.

Scammers also love to use Gmail because it’s a free email service. I never buy from anyone or use anyone’s services that use an @Gmail email account for their business. I know there are legitimate businesses who do this but do yourself a favor and spend $10 per year for a domain name that you can even use with your current Gmail account if you want to. It’s not only safer-looking to your prospective customers, but it’s also more professional and your business could increase as a result.

09/25/2022

Tech tip of the week – Secret Start Menu

If you like old-school text-style menu choices then this is for you.

If you click on the Windows icon on the lower left-hand side of your screen you get a few choices that Microsoft decided you should see.

This is the Windows 10 version of a “Start Menu”

If you want to see more and do more by clicking on simple text then don’t left-click that Windows icon – right-click it! Try it. You will like it!

Some of the quick things you can do if you right-click instead of left-clicking that Windows icon:

One-click to get to the desktop

Shut down, sign out, or restart

Search your PC for anything

Open a simple File Explorer window

Task Manager

… and several other helpful tools.

09/18/2022

Tech tip of the week – Sign anything on Your iPhone!

Ever wish you can sign that document someone sent you using just your iPhone? You can!
Here is how to sign, date, and add notes to anything on your iPhone.
You can sign, date, and add notes to anything on your iPhone by first taking a screenshot of a document or using an existing photo.
Open the screenshot or photo and touch “Edit” at the top of the screen.
Touch the “Adjust” button in the top right-hand corner
Touch the + symbol in the bottom right-hand corner
Now touch the function you want to add to the photo as described below –
– Description ads a description to the photo that does not actually appear on the photo but is used when the Voiceover feature is used.
– Text ads a text box where you can insert text onto your photo
– Signature allows for you to add a signature to the photo
– There is also a Magnifier function here that can be used to enlarge a section of the photo
– You can add arrows, boxes, and circles to your photo.

09/04/2022

Tech Tip of the Week – “Window Shade”

It makes sense that a Windows PC would have a feature called Window Shade.

This feature allows you to “pull down the shade” on your screen to shut down your computer.

Windows 10 and 11 computers have a cool slide-to-shut down feature, but the capability is hidden until you activate it.

This can work on any Windows 10 or 11 computer but is especially handy with tablets and touchscreens.

There are a few different ways to get the feature running on your PC, but creating a desktop shortcut probably makes the most sense.

To enable Window Shade – or “Slide To Shut Down”, right-click on the desktop and select New > Shortcut.

In the window that pops up, type SlideToShutDown (exactly as it is typed here) as the location of the file.

A prompt to rename the file will appear and you can name it whatever you want. Try Window Shade, for example.

Click “Finish” and you will have created a clickable icon on your desktop named “Window Shade”.

You can use this icon or you can also create a shortcut on your keyboard.

To create the shortcut on your keyboard, right-click the Window Shade file that you just created on your desktop and select Properties.

Enter a key in the Shortcut key box and click Apply. This will assign whatever key you selected on your keyboard as a shortcut using the Contrl+Alt+”Whatever button you selected” as the shortcut.

You can then double-click on the shortcut or enter your keyboard shortcut to prompt a pull-down shade to appear.

Use your mouse or finger on a touchscreen to drag the shade down to the bottom of the screen to turn off your computer.

Keep in mind that this is a shutdown, not sleep.

08/28/2022
Tech Tip of the Week – The Invisible “Show Desktop Button”.

You don’t have to minimize all of your open windows just to look at the desktop.
Instead, you can use a secret tiny button in the bottom-right corner of the taskbar.
Look all the way to the bottom right of your screen, beyond the date and time, and past the little notifications box.
There, you’ll find a small vertical line. Just to the right of that vertical line when you think there may be no more room – there is a sliver of an invisible button.
Click it to minimize all your open windows at once; click it again to bring everything back.

There’s also the option to have windows minimize when you hover over this invisible button versus clicking. Select your preference in Settings > Personalization > Taskbar, then flip the switch under Use peek to preview the desktop.

08/21/2022
Tech Tip of the Week – Feed the need for speed!

Does your Microsoft Windows turn on within a second or two after pressing the power button? If not, probably the best thing you can do for your laptop or desktop computer is to replace that old mechanical hard drive with a new solid state drive from Refresh Computers.

How much faster? A new solid state drive from Refresh Computers will make your computer or laptop at least 5 times faster.

Check out our YouTube video explaining the different types of hard drives and solid state drives used in today’s machines.

08/14/2022
Tech Tip of the Week – Shake That Window!

“Shaking a Window”, also known as Aero Shake, gives you the ability to close all the windows except the one that you have selected.
If you click on the header portion on the top of a window and then shake it back and forth with the mouse then it closes all of the windows behind it.
Shake it again and it brings them all back back. That’s Aero Shake!

08/07/2022
Tech Tip of the Week – In Google Chrome Quit Endless Scrolling

A feature in Google Chrome makes it possible to send a link to someone directly to a specific section of text on a website.

On a PC, highlight the section you want someone to start at or read within the text, right-click and select “copy link to highlight.” On a Mac, click your trackpad and the Ctrl button on your keyboard at the same time then select “copy link to highlight.”

This generates a URL link ending in a # symbol, which you can then share with others. Upon clicking the new URL that you sent to someone, they are taken directly to the highlighted portion of the website. This is especially handy with long articles and you want someone to focus on a specific part of the article. You can also save the link so that you can go back to it later at the place you highlighted.

07/31/2022
Tech Tip of the Week – Create a Windows God Mode Folder

Windows has a hidden “god mode” folder that offers a centralized Control Panel for all of the operating system settings in one place, making it easy for users to adjust everything from desktop background to setting up a VPN.
To enter god mode, create a new folder anywhere and name it (copy and paste it) exactly like this: God Mode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}
The folder icon will change to a Control Panel-style icon, and you will be able to jump in and change all kinds of settings quickly.

07/24/2022
Tech Tip of the Week – Turn Your Desktop Computer Into a Mobile Hotspot!

To use your Windows Computer as a mobile hotspot for others:

– Type “Mobile Hotspot” in the Windows search bar on the lower left-hand side of your screen.

– Click on the Mobile Hotspot icon to enter the mobile hotspot settings window.

– Turn on “Share My Internet Connection with Others”

– You have the option here to set up a password for others to use or keep the default random password Windows already assigned.

– You also have the option of naming this something other than the default name of your computer. This does not change the name of your computer – it only changes what people see to connect to when they want to use your mobile hotspot

– You can select whether your shared internet connection can be accessed either through Bluetooth (shorter range and no password required) or WIFI – longer range and password required (recommended)

– Up to 8 devices can access your mobile hotspot on WIFI and 7 devices on Bluetooth

– Remember! – When you turn off your PC, others no longer have access to your mobile hotspot.

07/17/2022
Tech Tip of the Week – Be more productive by creating a Windows Virtual Desktop!

Windows Virtual Desktop works with Windows 10 and 11.

It allows you to have multiple desktops – each with it’s own programs running.

It’s very handy if you want to keep personal work separate from business work on your PC. Once you experiment with it a bit you will see how productive and efficient this tools is.

There are two ways to access a new virtual desktop –

1) You can click on the Task View icon in the toolbar at the bottom of the screen (it’s the symbol that looks like part of an old film reel) and then click on “New Desktop”

2) You can press the handy Windows logo key with the Ctrl button and then the letter D to create a new virtual desktop and

Win + Ctrl + F4 to Close the current virtual desktop.

This is another Windows feature I bet most of you didn’t know you had and if you are a heavy computer user and want to organize your work into segments – or separate desktops, the virtual desktop is the way to go!

07/10/2022
Tech Tip of the Week – Use the Windows logo keyboard key to access features you didn’t know existed in Windows!

Ever wish you could see and use a history of things you copied onto the clipboard?

It’s a feature built into Windows that is turned off by default.

To turn it on, type “Clipboard” in the windows search space and click on Clipboard Settings.

Once in Clipboard Settings simply turn on “Clipboard History”.

Now simply press the Windows keyboard key then the letter V to see all of the recent clips that you can choose to paste!

BONUS – Do you use your Microsoft account to sign on to more than one device? While in Clipboard Settings, click on “Sync across devices” so that anything you copied to the clipboard on one device is accessible on your other Windows devices.

This link shows 46 other useful Windows logo key shortcuts!

07/03/2022
Tech Tip of the Week – Have you ever accidentally closed a browser tab? Here is how to reopen a closed tab in your browser.

On a Windows PC: Press control+shift+t
On a Mac: Press command+shift+t
This can be used multiple times too, so keep pressing to open all the tabs you’ve closed recently. It even works after you’ve entirely closed and reopened your browser!

6/26/2022
Tech Tip of the Week – How to find a hidden previously saved password in Google Chrome, or why it’s not a good idea to allow just anyone to use your computer when you are logged in.

On the login page, highlight the dots representing the hidden password previously saved.
Right-click and click on “Inspect”
A bunch of coded text will be highlighted on the right side, inside the “Inspect” screen.
Look for the phrase Type=”Password”
Change the word Password to Text. Keep the quotations!
Hit the Enter Key and the password will be revealed.

3/6/2022
Tech World Bans Russia After Invasion
FitBit Recall for Overheating Batteries
Samsung Phones Throttling Apps

2/27/2022
Google Drive Wrongfully Flagging Saved Files As Copyright Violations
Google To Limit Ad Tracking In Android
FaceBook Settles For Tracking Users After They Logged Out

2/20/2022
Material Contamination Impacts Flash Memory Production
Best Buy Forces Memberships To Buy In-Demand Products
AirTag Updates Increase Security

2/13/2022
FaceBook Threatens To Leave Europe
Amazon Hikes Prime Fees
Upcoming Windows 11 Features Leaked

2/6/2022
Freedom To Repair Act
Hacking Victim Attacks Back
Gmail Redesign Launched

1/30/2022
Google Threatens Free Workspace Users
Satellite Provider Takes Deposits, Gives No Answers
Meta/FaceBook’s Cryptocurrency Project Fails

1/23/2022
Newer Computers Lose BluRay Capability
PayPal Sued For Suspending Users & Stealing Funds
Windows 11 Element Redesigns Coming

1/16/2022
Fake Audio App Rakes In Millions
Cross-Platform Malware Discovered
Chip Shortage Affecting Canon Printers

1/9/2022
The End of BlackBerry
Y2K22 Affects Email Communications
Android App Bug Blocks 911 Calls

1/2/2022
Online Sporting Retailer Compromised
SMS Android Malware
Alexa Gives Dangerous Advice

12/26/2021
FaceBook Crowned Worst Company Of The Year
Tiktok Surpasses Google To Become Most Visited Website
Amazon Fails For Third Time This Month

12/19/2021
Defective Apple Watch Batteries
Major Exploit Discovered From Video Game
Amazon Down Again