WIndows 10 users should now be used to the twice-yearly feature updates to the operating system (as opposed to the usually monthly updates that are mostly security fixes). The next of these update is due imminently. In our blog this month, we take a look at what to expect this time around.
Unless you never leave your PC alone, you will probably have noticed that it switches the screen off after a while, and then goes to sleep a while after that. Our HowTo guide this month explain how you can go about changing when (or if) this happens on your device.
After the Labour party were forced to lock down access to their membership database after data was possibly accessed without permission, we thought it would be worth writing one of our 3a Analysis blogs about things that any company should consider when creating processes that help to limit the possibiliy of something like this happening to them.
Google have launched a quick quiz to test your abilitiy to identify a dodgy phishing email. Test your ability to weed out emails with nefarious intent from the genuine ones. It's harder than you might think! We also explain some other things you should consider whenever you get an email.
One major limitation of the inbuilt clipboard feature in Windows has always been that it can only store a single item at any one time. This month's HowTo demonstrates how to activate and use the new Windows 10 feature to enable a clipboard that will store multiple items.
Want to eavesdrop on someone with an Apple device without their knowledge? A bug has been found in FaceTime that allows someone to do exactly that with almost no technical knowledge required.
In an effort to combat so-called "fake news", Microsoft's Edge browser now displays an ominous warning to anyone that uses it to try and visit the Daily Mail website. We provide details of exactly what the warning says and the Daily Mail's response to this.
Ever been sent a file that you're pretty sure is dodgy, but you want to be absolutely sure you're not ignoring critical data or an important lead without the risk of damaging your PC? A new feature coming in the next Windows 10 update may be exactly what you're looking for
Google admit that a huge flaw in their Google Plus social media platform could have exposed user details of over 52 million accounts. Despite the scale of this,it barely registered as a news story in the national media. Should we be paying more attention?
Whether you have a program you no longer need, or a hard drive that's out of space, you may well find that you need to know how to remove an app from your PC. This brief guide explains how to go about doing this in a couple of simple steps.
