Lenovo has issued a warning to users regarding significant BIOS security vulnerabilities identified in certain models of its IdeaCentre and Yoga All-In-One desktops. These vulnerabilities allow access at a level that is difficult to identify and remediate, as they can penetrate deeper than the kernel level. Even a full system Continue Reading
Adobe Launches Beta Versions for Four More Apps Optimized for Windows on Arm
The applications being discussed—Premiere Pro, After Effects, Audition, and Media Encoder—now have beta versions available for their Arm editions. However, these beta versions currently lack several features found in their non-Arm counterparts, and users should expect the presence of bugs as well. For instance, the beta version of Premiere Pro Continue Reading
Proton Introduces Free 2FA App with Native Desktop Version for Enhanced Security
Proton Authenticator is similar to other two-factor authentication (2FA) apps you may have used, such as Microsoft Authenticator, Google Authenticator, and third-party solutions like Authy. However, Proton’s version distinguishes itself through its open-source nature, exceptional security, and encryption features. Additionally, it boasts a user experience free from ads and tracking. Continue Reading
Dropbox to Close Password Manager
The shutdown of Dropbox Passwords will be implemented in multiple phases. Beginning on August 28th, the service will transition to a read-only mode in both the mobile app and browser extension. During this time, users will still have access to their stored passwords and related details. However, the ability to Continue Reading
Proton Unveils Lumo: An Encrypted AI Chatbot Prioritizing Your Privacy
Lumo distinguishes itself as a privacy-first AI chatbot, setting it apart from the majority of other available options. While it can perform many standard functions such as summarizing documents, composing emails, and generating code, it prioritizes user privacy by ensuring that all data is stored locally and secured with “zero-access” Continue Reading
Third Malware Attack Hits Steam in 2025: A Report by PCWorld
Hello, Valve. I understand you’re busy managing content on the platform, including banning adult-themed games, but I wanted to check in regarding a concerning issue. For the third time this year, malware has found its way into a new game on the Steam storefront. This alarming pattern raises questions about Continue Reading
Handy Chrome Extension Reveals Steam Games Available on Game Pass
Have you ever purchased a streaming movie, only to discover the next day that it was already available on your subscription service like Netflix or Hulu? This frustrating experience isn’t limited to movies; it can also happen with PC games. Fortunately, there’s a browser extension that can help alleviate this Continue Reading
Microsoft Store to Discontinue Office App Versions: What You Need to Know
Beginning in October 2025, Microsoft Office apps will no longer receive new features, and by December 2026, security updates will cease as well. This announcement may pose difficulties for users of the Microsoft Store versions, but it reflects a strategic decision by Microsoft. By consolidating support under a single deployment Continue Reading
ChatGPT Processes 1.7 Million Requests Per Minute, According to PCWorld Report
The app, which launched in November 2022, processes roughly 1.7 million instructions every minute, translating to about 29,000 instructions per second. Its rapid growth has positioned it among the fastest-growing consumer applications in history. Comparatively, Google’s search engine manages an impressive 14 billion searches each day. While the two services Continue Reading
Reminder: Microsoft Authenticator Will Discontinue Password Storage in One Week
Microsoft is known for reworking its products and services, albeit with less intensity than some competitors like Google. A recent example of this is the Microsoft Authenticator app, which has gradually lost several features over the summer and is set to make further changes starting August 1. Previously, users could Continue Reading