Google speeds up mobile search
A host of updates are headed to Google Chrome that promise to make it quicker than ever for users to reach the information they need via mobile search.
Windows Mail and Calendar to be closed
Microsoft has unveiled plans to close Windows Mail and Windows Calendar – moving all users to Outlook for Windows by 2024.
Keep your chats private: 5 tips for good message security
Much advice has been proffered on how to keep business data, emails and other communications secure – amid growing threats from hackers and ‘bad actors’ intent on using personal information to their advantage.
Zoom brings workers back to the office
Zoom – the video conferencing technology that saw its stock skyrocket during the Covid-19 pandemic – has surprised many by rowing back on its own remote working policy.
AI tool can ‘hear’ your password with alarming accuracy
A new hacking tool has been created that can crack passwords simply by using the device’s own microphone to listen out for the keys being hit.
7 million suspicious emails reported every single year
British users are reporting over 7 million suspicious emails to the authorities a year, around one every five seconds.
AI won’t be taking your job just yet
Amid the reports that AI isn’t just growing in capability but also being opened up to more businesses around the world, it could be easy to worry that the technology could soon be responsible for large swathes of redundancies.
Re-using passwords? You’re not the only one
Do you use a different password for each and every login? If the answer was ‘no’ then you’re certainly not alone.
Twitter hanging by Threads
Social network Twitter is facing a challenging period after it emerged that advertising income has halved since Elon Musk took over in October last year.
Don’t overlook these five Windows 11 features
Operating systems are often vast, sprawling entities that make it near impossible to utilise (or indeed be aware of) every single feature and trick. What’s more, they’re updated iteratively, meaning it’s easy to miss a new feature if it comes in under the radar.
