Good news, privacy enthusiasts: Facebook’s one-on-one encrypted messaging feature called Secret Conversations is now live for all Android and iOS users. More of this article in PCWorld.com
Our first look at Android 7.1 came courtesy of the Pixel phone, but now we’re learning more about what sets it apart from the first iteration of Nougat. Check out this article in PCWorld.com
Surprise! Google just announced its second wireless router for the home as part of its big hardware event on Tuesday. Check out this latest on PCWorld.com
It’s impossible to discuss Google Home in a vacuum. It’s a direct, blatant, so-obvious-it-hurts competitor to the Amazon Echo—and if you spend just a few minutes with it, you may come away feeling it’s got the Echo’s number. More information on this article in PCWorld.com
You don’t need a website to make money online — just the URL, or domain name, will suffice. If your old domain name is useful, catchy, or in some other way meaningful, you could be sitting on a goldmine without even realizing it. Get to know more of this article in MakeUseOf.com
Ladies and gentlemen: it’s time to start your spreadsheets, fine-tune those formulas, and ready yourself for the inaugural Excel World Championship! That’s right — the world’s favorite spreadsheet software now has a Microsoft-sponsored competition, complete with a grand prize for the overall winner. Check out this article in MakeUseOf.com
Yahoo! confirmed a massive security breach recently. Unless you have been living under a rock, you probably heard about it. Breaches such as this, like the Ashley Madison hack — where over 37 million accounts were compromised — are commonplace these days. Check this article in MakeUseOf.com