When you think of buying an Android phone, the Google Pixel series is probably not the first one that comes to mind. Despite being a tech giant, Google's smartphone market share is close to negligible. In a way, this makes sense because Google is not a hardware company, but a software company. MUO – Feed
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It cannot be that losing an unsaved document hasn’t made you tear your hair off. But there is more than one way to save yourself from a bad hair day. AutoSave for Microsoft Office 2016 is a balm for our forgetfulness. The new feature came in with the July 2017 update for Office 365 subscribers. You […]
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Alerts and notifications can be useful, but too many and you eventually enter annoying territory. Productivity-boosting sounds include new email tones and upcoming event chimes in Outlook. Most everything else falls into the unwanted category. Sound cues are an Ease of Access feature in Microsoft Office 2016, which means you can turn them off if you deem them […]
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Valve has announced the best-selling Steam games of 2016. The list includes titles old and new, full-price and free-to-play, and mainstream and indie. Pretty much every genre is covered too, making this list a good introduction for anyone looking to start a Steam collection. If you’re a PC gamer you probably bought a game or […]
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There is no denying that 2016 is widely regarded as a “bad year”, culturally and politically. But what of the security world — how did 2016 stack up? And what can we learn from the leaks, breaches, and surveillance increases? Leak, After Leak, After Leak While website hacks and data leaks have been a mainstay […]
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Wikipedia has revealed its most popular articles of 2016, ranked by the number of edits made over the course of the year. They offer a reminder of just what an odd year 2016 has been, with Death and Donald Trump being the most-edited articles over the past 12 months. With so many metrics to choose […]
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