When you upgrade your PC to Windows 11, you, of course, introduce new features and changes to your computer. However, one change isn’t everyone’s favorite: Microsoft decided to move the Start button to the middle of the taskbar, rather than on the left-hand side, as it was since its introduction with Windows 95. While Microsoft thinks this macOS-like centering is …

If you use an Android phone for work, there are plenty of steps you can take to keep your sensitive information safe and secure. However, later this year, Google is going to make protecting your business data even easier, starting with a major new Android feature. With Android 15, the upcoming Android update set to release later this year, Google …

A couple weeks ago, we highlighted Voice Isolation, a feature on your iPhone that can enhance your voice when making phone calls. While this hidden Apple feature is an excellent way to improve the quality of your calls, another not-so-hidden feature can actually make your video calls worse, if not negatively affect your business. When Apple released macOS Sonoma last …

Earlier this month was National Password Day, and for a long time, the common attitude towards passwords was this: Make one, memorable password, and use it for everything. Unfortunately, while that password lifestyle made for easy sign-ins, it also negatively impacted our collective cybersecurity. What you need to remember about hackers is they often aren’t trying to guess your passwords …

Apple’s latest update for iPhones, iOS 17.5, adds a few new features for your smartphone. But aside from these fresh changes, the most important thing about the update is the 15 security patches Apple included this time around. Apple doesn’t include the security notes with the usual description of the software update. Instead, it publishes this report later on its …

On an earnings call last week, Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, told investors and analysts that the company would be “increasing its focus on cybersecurity.” This likely isn’t a statement made by a CEO on an earnings call. Microsoft has repeatedly lost some trust in the industry, especially with government officials, as high-profile cyberattacks have happened on the company’s watch. …