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488Editorial / Security / TechMarry, date, or dump your security tech
If your organization is in the market to buy a security product, it is like playing the most complex game of marry,...
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273EditorialRefocusing our content to better serve you, our readers
Our new content strategy will focus on bringing you better reviews and how-to articles.
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549Business / Editorial / TechA change in perspective is the key to achieving compliance on the cloud
As organizations continually move their workloads on cloud platforms, they need to ensure their data, workloads, and processes meet compliance requirements.
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586Editorial / How To / Security / TechThird-parties send web and app activity to Facebook, here’s how to disable Off-Facebook Activity tracking
While the company's Off-Facebook Activity tool isn't exactly new (it was introduced back in August of last year), it is now available...
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566Apple / Editorial / How To / TechI saved a good chunk of change by skipping the new 16″ MacBook Pro and buying a 2015 MacBook Pro
Apple's hardware isn't cheap. So I started researching the used market and found plenty of options that would fit my needs.
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479Editorial / Microsoft / TechThe new Microsoft Edge browser is worth a shot
Before we move on, you have to get the dumpster fire that is Internet Explorer out of your head because this is...
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501Editorial / Security / TechDigital Bounty: The great crimeware awakening
But around 2005 something started to change. Malware writers learned they could modify malicious roving code to make money.
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504Editorial / Gaming / Home Theater / TechCES 2020 recap: Some of my favourite tech from the past week
While these are a few of my favourite things from CES 2020, it's impossible to see everything at the show.
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468Editorial / How To / iOS / MobileSave the embarrassment of a visit from the sheriff’s office and turn off the iPhone’s Emergency Call with Side Button
This feature, I think, is off by default (because it was off on my iPhone).
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404Editorial / Security / TechThe Dirty Underside to Privacy Exposure and what WE need to do about it
There is no reason at all for any company to be selling databases of user information to another company.
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545Editorial / TechHow Generation Z is changing digital banking
Born roughly between 1997 and 2012, Gen Z has never known life without the internet. So, naturally, they often look to technology...
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719Editorial / Smart Home & Smart Devices / TechReduce your carbon footprint with these 7 smart home devices
Smart thermostats help you conserve the most energy of any smart device in your home.
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767Editorial / Tech
Why is elastic PAM so important for the cloud?
Privilege access management (PAM) has been a difficult problem to solve in the enterprise ecosystem. Solving the problem of PAM on the...
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603Apple / Editorial / iOS / Mobile / Tech
This is the iPhone design I’d like to see next year
Ts Designer is a YouTube channel that has gotten the next iPhone design right, at least in my opinion
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647Editorial / TechWhy is technology necessary in the fight against climate change?
Switching to alternative energy sources is, of course, a necessary part of fighting climate change.
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520EditorialWhat is up with the Techaeris YouTube channel?
In January, I decided to make a larger commitment to the YouTube channel but the commitments are many and time is scarce.
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703Editorial / Google / TechYouTube’s Biggest Lie calls out the second-largest search engine on its policies
YouTube creator Nerd City goes after the platform in its latest video.
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756Editorial / Security / TechHave we reached peak Privacy Paranoia?
The privacy angle is the sensationalism of the moment. The media pushes this stuff daily and now we have innovation being impacted...
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1.2KAndroid / Editorial / Mobile / Security / Tech[UPDATED] Hold off on getting a Swann security camera if you have Android 10
Unfortunately, at this time, I can't recommend Swann products for home security if you are running Android 10.
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849Android / Editorial / iOS / Mobile / Windows PhoneMaybe it’s time to stop calling them smartphones
Smartphones are literally everywhere these days. As a matter of fact, the cost of smartphones has dropped so dramatically that pretty much...
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761Android / Editorial / iOS / Mobile / Windows PhoneIs it necessary to upgrade your smartphone year-over-year?
It wasn’t that long ago when pocket PCs, like those made by BlackBerry and Palm, were exclusive to business users.
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954Editorial / Entertainment / MoviesRumored The Princess Bride remake only proves Hollywood is out of ideas
The remake. It’s a go-to in the Hollywood tool bag when they are fresh out of ideas. Everything from 2012’s Total Recall...
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971Apple / Editorial / iOS / Mobile / TechHot iPhone 2020 RUMORS Rock the Tech World
A new form of Touch ID is in development and expected to come out in another year.
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2.5KEditorial / TechThis was the Best of IFA 2019
We saw a ton of stuff at IFA 2019 but we could only pick a few things we thought were the Best...
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1.3KEditorial / Microsoft / TechIs Windows 10 even a viable consumer OS anymore?
Legacy Windows, which is business focused, is overkill for the consumer market. The majority of Windows 10 is business bloat when it...
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1.2KEditorial / Google / TechGoogle Assistant reminders no longer available for GSuite users
It's time for Google to step up and offer GSuite users a way to migrate their existing accounts to standard Google accounts...
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1.1KEditorial / Entertainment / Movies / TVDisney+: Can Netflix survive the latest entrant into the streaming wars?
Netflix is said to be paying upwards of US$15 Billion for original content (content they create and content they license).
