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Windows 10 optional update KB4577062 (v1909/1903) released

As expected, Microsoft is rolling out the first batch of September optional updates for Windows 10 version 1909 and version 1903. The optional update includes general bug fixes and non-security improvements. […]

15 Sep

Outlook.com now lets you schedule emails for a later date

If you have ever wanted to schedule emails on Outlook for the Web (Outlook.com), you now easily do it from the web interface. […]

15 Sep

Adobe releases out-of-band security update for Adobe Media Encoder

Adobe has released an out-of-band security update for Adobe Media Encoder that fixes three ‘Important’ security vulnerabilities. […]

14 Sep

Microsoft Edge is getting a built-in password generator

In the latest version of Microsoft Edge Dev and Canary, you can use a feature called “suggest strong passwords” to quickly generate passwords. Here’s how. […]

13 Sep

How to enable DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) in Windows 10

DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) allows DNS resolution to be performed via the HTTPS protocol rather than through the normal plain text DNS lookups. […]

13 Sep

Hands-on with Windows 10’s new Start Menu

Microsoft said it will bring the new Start Menu to your devices with Windows 10 version 20H2, which is expected to arrive in October or November. […]

10 Sep

Google Chrome’s new Tab Groups feature now available for everyone

Google Chrome now comes with a new feature called “Tab Groups” that would make it a lot easier for Chrome users to stay organized. Google’s new Tab Groups feature, which lets you organize active tabs into groups and improve your workflow, is now available for everyone in the latest version of Chrome. […]

09 Sep

Vivaldi 3.3 can pause the web with new ‘Take a Break’ feature

Vivaldi browser 3.3 has been released, and with it comes a new feature that allows you to pause everything you are doing in your open browser tabs to take a break, free from distractions. […]

06 Sep

How to remove unwanted apps from Windows 10

Bloatware is a rather subjective term and can range from your OEM’s apps to Microsoft’s own apps that do nothing but take up precious space and get in your way of working. In this article, we want to introduce you to some tools that will help you rid yourself of that OEM or Microsoft bloatware. […]

30 Aug

Slack pays stingy $1,750 reward for a desktop hijack vulnerability

A researcher responsibly disclosed multiple vulnerabilities to Slack that allowed an attacker to hijack a user’s computer, and they were only rewarded a measly $1,750. […]

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