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A Shattered Collection of My Best Memories: An Immediate Solution Thanks to Stellar Photo Recovery
Desktop Jan 2, 2024
Who doesnât love creating new memories and saving them as photos on a smartphone, PC, or any other digital media? While many of us share some on social media, we keep the most precious and private ones to ourselves. Sadly, my hard drive of photos became corrupted, which held images…
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GOM Mix Maxâs Big Launch
Video Dec 8, 2021
GOM & Company is releasing its newest video editing software, GOM Mix Max, with a big launch celebration. Focused on balancing high-quality and plentiful features, GOM Mix Max will be a powerful tool for new editors and veterans alike. Users who sign up now can get GOM Mix Max for free for…
If even the Facebook CEO covers his webcam with tapes, shouldn’t we all be doing it? When Facebook creator, Mark Zuckerberg posted a photo earlier this week to mark Instagramâs 500th million user milestone, he probably didnât imagine that what was going on in the background would garner more... Read more
Microsoft may be listening to the masses with their new clean Windows 10 install tool. Windows 10 power users have always found it a relatively simple process to remove all the bloatware that comes with Microsoftâs current Operating system thanks to their intricate knowledge and use of power shell... Read more
China has been named the home of the fastest supercomputer for the 7th year in a row. But for the first time, and what makes this yearâs choice unique, is the fact that this yearâs winning computer has won using only Chinese designed processors. The computer based in the... Read more
US Spam Merchant Is Jailed For Two And A Half Years
News June 20, 2016
A US man responsible for sending more than 27 million spam emails will be checking his friend requests from a jail cell for the next two and a half years. Spam King Sanford Wallace pleaded guilty to charges including criminal contempt and fraud relating to the use of electronic... Read more
Microsoft Get In On Marijuana Trade
News June 20, 2016
Microsoft have expanded their horizons by getting in on the burgeoning US drug trade. Known better for producing operating systems and office software, the Redstone based company is helping out the newly (in some states) legalised marijuana industry. Microsoft has formed a partnership with a California-based technology start-up named... Read more
First it was apparently the Russians that hacked the DNC, now maybe, maybe not. While the news just about who is responsible continues to change, one thing that can be confirmed; the Democratic National Committeeâs server were hacked, and only time will tell what was and what was not... Read more
If you own a Lexus manufactured between 2014 and now, then no doubt you already know your satnav stopped working, your radio is silent and your Bluetooth enabled devices are pretty much useless. If you donât own a Lexus manufactured between 2014 and now, then you should know that... Read more
FCC Wins Net Neutrality Court Appeal
News June 16, 2016
The internet in the US is to remain neutral for the foreseeable future thanks to a court ruling by the circuit court in the District of Columbia, on Tuesday regarding the ongoing battle for net neutrality The new ruling essentially upholds the current status quo ensuring that federal regulators... Read more
Despite cutting their losses in the smartphone market and trying to spin off 2014 acquisition Nokia into the night, Microsoft has announced it is now buying the business focussed social networking site, LinkedIn, for a massive $26.2 billion. The deal will be Microsoftâs biggest ever purchase and is Chief... Read more
Google has banned an extension of its Chrome browser which was being used to identify Jewish names on the internet by surrounding them with three sets of brackets, or parentheses. The brackets, known as (((echoes))), have become notorious in recent years in far right social media as an anti-Semitic... Read more
Intel Warns Of Alarming Rise In Ransomware Attacks
News June 10, 2016
According to the European head of technology for Intel, Raj Samani, Ransomware is ârising at an alarming rate and show no signs of stoppingâŠâ Ransomware is malicious malware installed secretly on victimâs machines that encrypts all or part of the data on a personâs machine and that can then... Read more
Calgary University Pays Ransomware Hackers $20,000
News June 9, 2016
A university in Canada has publicly revealed that it has paid hackers the ransom fee they demanded in order to regain access to data stored on computers and servers on its campus network. âAs part of efforts to maintain all options to address these systems issues, the university has... Read more
For Apple tech Geeks, Appleâs personal assistant, Siri, may be the definitive last word in why they own an iPhone, but now they have something else to boast endlessly about too, because now Siri also calls ambulances. At least it did for one Australian mother when she found her... Read more
A Russian Hacker gang that used advanced malware that security software struggled to detect to gain access to its victims bank accounts, has been caught and arrested, according to several news reports. In what is believed to be Russiaâs largest ever arrest of hackers in one operation, Russian law enforcement... Read more
Despite continuing financial difficulties and an ever decreasing user base, Yahoo made some online history this week revealing what most people up on their technology news already knew; that it had received National Security Letters (NSLs) from the FBI. While Yahooâs revelation probably doesnât come as any surprise, and... Read more
ï»ż PC Market Not Dead, Says Intel Boss
News June 3, 2016
Itâs just weâre all waiting longer in between upgrades⊠At least thatâs what Intel CEO Brian Krzanich stated on the first day of June at the Bernstein Strategic Decisions Conference in New York. Kraznich was fairly adamant in his belief that the âPC is not dead,â even if right... Read more
Itâs always a nice feeling to power up a new laptop or notebook for the first time. The machine boots in no time, the desktop isnât cluttered with 18 monthsâ worth of stuff, and everything just works. Thereâs also that really nice feeling knowing that the laptop is clean... Read more
Several of the webâs big players have released the news that they intend to deal with and remove hate speech posted online within 24 hours of it going live. The move supports a new code-of-conduct intended to limit the dissemination of online abuse via social media. The code was... Read more