One of the biggest security risks for computer users is their web browser. According to Microsoft, 90 percent of phishing emails use the browser to initiate attacks, which can then be used to help attackers establish a beachhead inside a company. Get to know more of this article in PCWorld.com
You can get more out of Outlook (CA/UK) by learning how to use command line switches.
The command line interface can be intimidating, especially for users who aren’t particularly familiar with it. However, it can also offer up major benefits if you’re willing to take some time to learn the ropes. Check out this article in MakeUseOf.com
Back in the year 2002, we got a taste of what it would be like to not pay for Microsoft Office. Sun Microsystems released OpenOffice, a completely free office suite, which rivaled Microsoft Office’s offerings. But the sun might be setting on that legendary software. Get to know more of this article in MakeUseOf.com
Microsoft is now giving Mac users an easy path to get their notes out of Evernote and into its OneNote note-taking service. Check out this article in PCWorld.com
Everyone knows the MacBook Pro has languished. Apple has focused less on its portable option for power users in recent years and more on iPads, of which there are now two Pro models. But many, many people still rely on the MacBook Pro to get work done, and after more than four years without a major overhaul, Apple is reportedly gearing up to surprise us all with a huge upgrade. More information from PCWorld.com
If you’re a programmer, you’re either more comfortable using a text editor or a full-blown IDE, and your choice will likely depend on the programming languages you use. But if you go the text editor route, Sublime Text is the king. Get to know more from this article in MakeUseOf.com
In the first quarter of 2016, there were over 184 million active PayPal users in the world. It appears that people don’t realize — or simply don’t care — that PayPal isn’t the safest online payment processor to use. Check this article and get some tips on MakeUseOf.com