Microsoft Teams has a handy feature that allows users to “save” messages in a larger thread so they can quickly refer back to the items later. Learn how to use this hidden Microsoft Teams feature. Microsoft Teams has a multitude of
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How to extend the life of your laptop
Some laptops can take quite a licking and keep on ticking. But you shouldn’t count on it if you want to maximize their usable lifespan. Whether you need to delay a new laptop purchase because of uncertain finances (to put it mildly),
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Cybercriminals exploiting the coronavirus to deploy infostealers
These threats are designed to capture usernames, passwords, bank details, network information, and other sensitive data, says security provider Lastline. Cybercriminals have been busy devising email campaigns that take advantage of the coronavirus outbreak. By promising information or help about the pandemic,
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iPhone SE 2020 vs. iPhone X comparison: Is a cheaper, refurbished iPhone X better?
Apple sells the iPhone X refurbished for $600. But is its 2017 flagship still better than its new budget iPhone SE? When the iPhone X first debuted in 2017, it made headlines for several reasons. It was the first iPhone to have
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New Thunderbolt flaw lets hackers bypass security features in five minutes
It requires physical access and affects any PC made before 2019 In brief: If your laptop somehow makes its way into hackers’ hands, will the login screen and hard disk encryption keep its contents safe? You might imagine so, but if it’s
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Windows 10 at five: Don’t get too comfortable, the rules will change again
On the fifth anniversary of Windows 10, Ed Bott looks back at what it was supposed to be and what it ultimately became. Almost nothing turned out as planned, and that’s OK. Last week, Microsoft made a Release Preview of Windows
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Intel Core i7-10750H vs i7-09750H
When things stay the same Today we’re taking a look at what’s likely going to be the most popular of Intel’s 10th generation H-series processors, the Core i7-10750H. This six-core processor is the successor to the very popular Core i7-8750H
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The pandemic has thrown a monkey wrench into Microsoft’s Windows 10X plans
Dual-screen Windows 10X devices will have to wait The big picture: Microsoft originally planned to introduce Windows 10X with dual-screen devices like the Surface Neo. The pandemic ensured that wasn’t going to happen, forcing Microsoft to rethink and continue developing Windows 10X
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Google extending cloud reach with Cisco, Amazon and Microsoft connections
99% of organizations that leverage cloud computing use more than one public cloud provider In context: While it always sounds nice to talk about complete solutions that a single company can offer, in today’s reality of multi-vendor IT environments, it’s often better
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AT&T lost nearly 900,000 TV subscribers last quarter
Bringing the total down to 18.6 million subscribers What just happened? It’s no secret that video streaming platforms like Netflix and Hulu are sapping subscribers away from traditional cable services, but the rate at which this is occurring might shock some. In
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