ChromeOS update lets you control which apps can see your location
ChromeOS is slated to receive some new privacy tools in a future update, and chief among them is the ability
You’ve embraced Zero Trust, now let’s make it a reality
Zero trust isn’t something you can just buy; you need to build it consistently across your organization. In a recent
Microsoft Store now lets you instantly try games without downloading them – and it might mean I finally use it
The Microsoft Store in Windows 11 is about to get a handy new feature that lets you try games without
Mozilla Monitor Plus lets you take control over your data
Cyberattacks and data breaches are on the rise globally. Even big organizations with vast resources struggle to keep up with
WhatsApp now lets you use secret codes to lock your private chats
WhatsApp is making its Chat Lock tool even more secure by introducing Secret Codes that will hide private chat rooms.
Quantum Test Chip Lets Intel and Researchers Shape What Comes Next for Quantum Computing
Will quantum computing ever be practical? Maybe. Intel thinks it has a solution with the Tunnel Falls quantum research chip,
Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy is out in January, and it lets you act out “situations unthinkable in the main game”
Capcom had already confirmed that Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy is set to arrive on PC and Game Pass on
Facebook now lets you create alt accounts for better privacy and organization
Facebook is giving its users the ability to create multiple accounts in an effort to offer people more freedom in
AMD RX 7800 XT leak has some gamers disappointed – but let’s not get carried away
A leaked benchmark for AMD’s RX 7800 XT graphics card, one of two recently revealed mid-range offerings, has been causing