Microsoft has warned us for months that this day would come, and now it has finally arrived. The software giant has cut support for Microsoft Legacy Edge, and now is a fantastic time to switch browsers if you’re still using it. What Is Microsoft Legacy Edge? It’s worth noting that Microsoft isn’t stopping support for […]
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Support for Adobe Flash officially ends today. The age-old multimedia player and creation tool will cease to work after December 31, 2020, bringing an end to a legendary internet application. Although Flash’s userbase had dropped significantly in the past five years, removing Flash Player support completely will cause some websites and online games to stop […]
Continue ReadingIf you’d heard the news that Wonder Woman 1984 was landing on HBO Max the same day as theaters, you might have considered signing up for the one-week free trial and then canceling your membership. Unfortunately, that’s no longer possible. HBO Max have removed its free trials, meaning you need to becoming a paying member […]
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No piece of software can last forever. Sooner or later, every program has to go; this often thanks to an outdated core or changed priorities from the developers. The Windows operating system itself is no exception to this. So, when does Windows 10 support end? What happens when Windows reaches the end of its support? […]
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Microsoft has officially ended support for Windows 7. So, unless you’re a company willing to pay for continued support, it’s time to move on from Windows 7. And if you don’t then you’ll be stuck using an increasingly unsafe operating system. The choice is yours. Unlock the FREE “Ultimate Windows Keyboard Shortcuts” cheat sheet now! […]
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Google is ending support for the Explorer version of Google Glass. For the uninitiated, Google Glass is an augmented reality device which places a screen right in front of your eyeballs. And the Explorer Edition was the version aimed at ordinary consumers. A Brief History of Google Glass Cast your minds back to 2012. Google […]
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