Instagram will let you run a business profile if you have a Facebook Page
Soon, business owners will be able to tap into new tools on Instagram, as long as their business has a Facebook Page. Here’s the latest from PCWorld.com
Intel’s ‘Kaby Lake’ chip starts strong as Intel retools its PC strategy
Intel’s upcoming 7th Generation Core processor family, code-named Kaby Lake, is off to a quick start.
More than 400 devices with Intel’s upcoming chip design will reach the market, said Navin Shenoy, corporate vice president and general manager for Intel’s Client Computing Group. Check this article from PCWorld.com
Skype 7.0 for Android rolls out a tablet-friendly redesign
Skype has a tablet-friendly refresh coming your way.
With version 7.0, the app more fully embraces Google’s Material Design language by adding in a floating action button for quick access to new messages, voice, and video calls. There’s also finally a multi-pane view when you use the app in landscape mode so you’re able to quickly switch over to another conversation. Check out this latest news from Greenbot.com
Move over, Skylake: Asus’ new Surface rival rocks Intel’s Kaby Lake chip
The wait for Intel’s Kaby Lake chip will end in the third quarter this year, as the first PC with the 7th Generation Core chip was announced at Computex. More of this article from PCWorld.com
Don’t be a Victim of These Common Phishing Attacks
There’s no redeeming quality to a phishing attack. They exist to prey upon anyone who lets their guard down for just a moment. At its worst, attacks can lead to identity theft, which can ultimately ruin the victim’s life. Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com
How to get Windows 7’s Start menu in Windows 10
No one would be happy if next year’s cars all came with the gas pedal on the left and the brake on the right. Yet Microsoft clearly has no compunction about regularly changing its user interface. (To be fair, a new Windows Start menu isn’t likely to result in highway collisions.) Check out for this article from PCWorld.com
Flaw in popular WordPress plug-in Jetpack puts over a million websites at risk
Owners of WordPress-based websites should update the Jetpack plug-in as soon as possible because of a serious flaw that could expose their users to attacks. Check out this article from PCWorld.com