By now, you should know the basic principles of keeping your online accounts secure: use two-factor authentication, create strong passwords, don’t use the same password on two different sites, and use a password manager. Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com.
So you’ve decided to switch to Android. We can’t say we blame you—as you’ll soon see, the grass over here is as green as our bots—but we know that starting from scratch can be a scary experience. There’s all sorts of information on your old iPhone that you’re going to want to transfer to your new one, and let’s face it, Apple isn’t exactly going out of its way to help. But we are! Check out this article from Greenbot.com
We’ve already seen how to install Edge extensions the official way, as well as an unofficial method using extensions that are normally hidden in the Windows Store. Now, let’s look at the third way: sideloading. Check out this article from PCWorld.com
BlackBerry once made phones everybody wanted to own. And then the competition, namely Android and iOS — upped its game, and things quickly went sour. Now, BlackBerry is dead in all but name, with Chinese electronics manufacturer TCL acquiring the BlackBerry brand. More of this article from MakeUseOf.com
Over the past few years, we’ve become very familiar with web technologies like the infamous cookie. In fact, cookies are such a large part of the web that the European Union forced all websites to display a notice under the amusingly-named EU Cookie Directive. Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com
If you’re a heavy user of Google Drive, there’s an early holiday gift waiting for you in your account: up to 17 percent off annual subscriptions. Check out this article from PCWorld.com
Yahoo’s (lack of) security got you down? Here’s how to ditch it. Check out this article from PCWorld.com