AutoPowerOptionsOK: save energy when the Windows PC is idle
AutoPowerOptionsOK is a free portable program for Microsoft's Windows operating system to save energy by configuring automated options or changing the power pla
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All major browsers drop TLS 1.0 and 1.1 in 2020
All major web browser makers announced on October 15, 2018 that the browsers that they produce will stop supporting the standards TLS 1.
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A look at a preview of the music player Dopamine 2.0
The developer of the music player Dopamine work on the next major release, Dopamine 2.
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Pocket update for mobile introduces improved listening experience
The Pocket team released a new version of the popular "read it later" application for mobile devices recently.
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Update Manager for Windows wumgr Review
Update Manager for Windows, short wumgr, is a free portable program for Microsoft's Windows 10 operating system to regain control of updating.
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Windows 7 to Linux: Backup and Media creation
This is the second part of our migrating from Windows 7 to Linux guide.
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Find out if you have been affected by the recent Facebook hack
Last month's Facebook hack affected about 50 million Facebook accounts according to Facebook's official announcement on September 28, 2018.
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Latest GPU-Z detects some fake NVIDIA cards
The latest version of the popular video card tool GPU-Z includes a new option to detect and highlight fake NVIDIA cards.
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Did Google just release Google Photos for Windows 10?
A search for Google products on the official Microsoft Store returns only a few hits.
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New Windows 10 version 1809 woes: no audio, bluescreens
It seems that the twice per year feature update release schedule for Windows 10 is taking its toll when it comes to release quality.
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Image Max URL: Load Larger Images in Firefox and Chrome
Image Max URL is a free, open source browser extension and userscript that finds larger or original versions of images and videos, mostly by rewriting the image
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Mozilla tests more content processes in Firefox Nightly
Mozilla changed the number of content processes that the Firefox Nightly browser uses recently.
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Hide Programs from the Uninstall interfaces in Windows
Windows users who want to hide certain programs from the uninstall interfaces of the operating system can use the freeware Hide from Uninstall List to do so.
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Chrome's inline extension install ban already bypassed
Developers of Chrome extensions had two main options when it came to getting Chrome users to install their extensions for the browser.
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This is Firefox's upcoming about:performance page (huge improvements)
The Firefox web browser will ship with a redesigned and improved about:performance page and related functionality soon.
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Windows users are still hit with error 0x8000FFFF
Windows administrators who install the October 2018 rollup patch on a Windows 7 device may run into error 0x8000FFFF once again.
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Internet Archive launches C-64 Software emulation library
The Internet Archive is on a roll.
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WPD Privacy app for Windows updated
Windows Privacy Dashboard (WPD) is a privacy-enhancing application for Microsoft Windows operating systems.
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Firefox Update security audit results published
One of the core components of the Firefox web browser is the integrated updating system.
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Microsoft fixed the data loss issue in Windows 10 version 1809
Microsoft has corrected issues that caused data loss on systems upgraded to the company's new feature update the October 2018 Update.
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Microsoft Windows Security Updates October 2018 release overview
Microsoft released security updates for all versions of Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Office, and other company products on the October 2018 Patch Day.
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Windows 10 version 1809: pay attention to Disk Cleanup settings
Disk Cleanup is a useful tool integrated in Windows that users may run to delete temporary files and old data to free up storage space.
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Google promises tighter and better privacy controls
Google announced plans yesterday to improve privacy for customers on Android, Gmail, and other services and apps that make use of Google account data.
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Google to shut down Google+
Google just announced that it will sunset the company's social networking service Google+ for consumers in the coming 10 month period.
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Microsoft unveils Project xCloud game streaming service
Is game streaming the next big thing? Microsoft unveiled its upcoming game streaming service Project xCloud just a moment ago on the official company blog.
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Firefox gets native Windows 10 notifications support
Mozilla plans to switch the notification system that Firefox uses on Windows 10 devices to the operating system's native notification system soon.
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Windows Media Center for Windows 10
Windows Media Center (WMC) is a discontinued, legacy application from Microsoft that was officially removed from Windows 10.
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How to turn off Gmail's Smart Reply feature
Smart Reply is a feature on Gmail that uses algorithms and machine learning to suggest replies to emails to users of the service.
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Microsoft moves printer drivers to Windows Update
Windows 10 administrators and users who connect printers or scanners to devices running the operating system may have noticed a change in how printer drivers ar
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Microsoft pauses Windows 10 version 1809 rollout
Microsoft unveiled Windows 10 version 1809, the October 2018 Update for Windows 10 on October 2, 2018 officially.
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CTLInfo displays all trusted and untrusted certificates in Windows
CTLInfo is a free portable software program for Microsoft Windows devices that displays certificate information in Windows.
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What is up with the huge Calculator in Windows 10, Microsoft?
Microsoft launched the October 2018 feature update for Windows 10 on October 2, 2018 but restricted it to manual upgrades to the new version.
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Latest Privacy Badger eliminates some Google tracking
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) released a new version of the organization's Privacy Badger extension that is designed to improve user privacy while us
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Nvidia GeForce 416.16 with Windows 10 version 1809 support
Nvidia released a new driver for its GeForce video cards today that introduces official support for Windows 10 version 1809 which Microsoft released on October
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Mozilla plans to change confusing Screenshot Tool terminology
The built-in screenshot tool of the Firefox web browser was added to the web browser in 2017 after it was released as a Firefox's Test Pilot before.
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Internet Archive releases Winamp Skins Collection
The Internet Archive published a huge collection of skins for the media player Winamp the other day which anyone may browse and download.
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Bugs and issues of Windows 10 version 1809
Microsoft released the October 2018 Update for Windows 10, Windows 10 version 1809, on October 2, 2018 to the public.
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New generational terminology for Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi 6 incoming
The Wi-Fi Alliance, a worldwide network of of manufacturers and software companies, announced Wi-Fi 6 today based on 802.
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Microsoft releases Office October 2018 non-security updates
Yesterday was the first Tuesday of the October 2018 and that means that Microsoft released a bunch of non-security updates for Microsoft Office.
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Firefox 62.0.3 is a security update
Mozilla released Firefox 62.
