Month: <span>August 2022</span>
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News · 12 Aug 2022
Meta’s creepiest device can now be turned into your second office screen
If you’re looking for an external monitor for your home office, Meta thinks it might have the answer – provided you’ve already bought one of its most-maligned products.…
Apple · 12 Aug 2022
Dropbox Plans to Release Mac App Beta With Full Support for macOS Monterey in Fourth Quarter
Dropbox plans to release a public beta of its Mac desktop app with full support for macOS Monterey and later in the early fourth quarter of 2022, a…
News · 12 Aug 2022
Emotet is still the world’s worst malware – but maybe not for long
One of the world’s most infamous trojans/malware/droppers, Emotet, seems to be running out of steam a little as the summer holidays begin. Check Point Research’s recent Global Threat…
Apple · 12 Aug 2022
Shazam App for Mac Gains Apple Silicon Support, New Icon
Apple today updated its Shazam app for the Mac for the first time in two years, introducing Apple silicon support for M1 and M2 Macs and adding a…
Apple · 12 Aug 2022
Why the old MacBook Air is still the perfect choice for some students
There’s nothing wrong with choosing the earlier MacBook Air for school. Sure, you’ll miss out on some newer features, but you’ll also save cold, hard cash.
News · 12 Aug 2022
Google hopes new campaign will get Apple to support RCS
Google is ramping up its efforts to get Apple to support the Rich Communication Services (RCS) standard on iMessage after previous offers to work together on integration fell…
Apple · 12 Aug 2022
Meta wants you to trust Messenger, testing end-to-end encrypted backups.
Messenger already has end-to-end encryption on messages, but now it’s looking to back up your Messenger data more securely.
Apple · 12 Aug 2022
Disney Plus is launching an ad-supported tier in December and increasing cost
Enjoying the content on Disney+? Great! But your plan is going to cost 30% more in December.
Apple · 12 Aug 2022
5 Times an Apple Watch saved a life — and how it did it
When you strap an Apple Watch onto your wrist, you expect it to count your steps, track your fitness, and give you notifications, but do you expect it…
News · 11 Aug 2022
New vulnerability in AMD Ryzen CPUs could seriously jeopardize performance
All of AMD’s Zen CPUs are vulnerable to a medium-severity flaw which can allow threat actors to run side-channel attacks and reveal 4096-bit RSA keys with relative ease,…