Launched in 2001, Windows XP is still regarded by many as one of Microsoft’s greatest achievements. Its official discontinuation in 2014 was seen as a significant loss for fans of the operating system. In a nostalgic nod to the past, a web-based replica of Windows XP was released on July Continue Reading
How Wi-Fi Signals Can Track and Fingerprint Your Body
Recent research has unveiled a concerning new method of surveillance that utilizes Wi-Fi signals to identify and track individuals—not through their electronic devices, but based on how their bodies interact with these signals. This technology is capable of pinpointing a specific person and tracking their movements within physical spaces as Continue Reading
Firefox 141 Introduces AI-Powered Tab Organization and Additional Features
Mozilla has introduced an array of exciting features and enhancements in the latest Firefox 141 update. Notably, users now have the ability to organize tag groups using artificial intelligence, alongside a new function that allows the address bar to serve as a unit converter. As always, developers have also tackled Continue Reading
Brave Browser Blocks Microsoft Recall: Here’s How You Can Do It Too
The Brave browser, known for its privacy-focused approach, recently announced that it will block Microsoft’s Recall feature by default in versions 1.81 and above. Recall, which has faced criticism for its data collection practices, is currently in preview, and its final form remains uncertain. Brave’s decision stems from its commitment Continue Reading
Check if Your New Windows 11 PC has Essential Security Features Enabled
Windows Security varies between Windows 10 and Windows 11, with the latter featuring enhanced security capabilities. Both operating systems include Microsoft’s built-in security suite to defend against online and offline threats. However, Windows 11 introduces additional features that many users may not be aware of. One notable feature is Smart Continue Reading
Protect Your Printer: Over 700 Models Targeted by Hackers
Printers from notable brands, particularly Brother, along with Fujifilm, Ricoh, Toshiba, and Konica Minolta, have been identified as vulnerable to exploitation. This situation has escalated as hackers are taking advantage of these security weaknesses to launch real-world attacks. For instance, by analyzing a printer’s serial number, attackers can uncover the Continue Reading
Over 100 Million Users Engage with Google Search’s AI Feature, Reports PCWorld
According to Pichai, Google’s AI mode has now surpassed 100 million monthly active users. However, this figure seems relatively small considering the massive reach of Google Search. This new feature is currently only available in the United States and India, which raises questions about user engagement. With the excitement surrounding Continue Reading
LEGO’s Charming Nintendo Game Boy Tribute: No Batteries Required
For those who remember the classic Game Boy, LEGO has released a nostalgic building set that’s sure to catch your eye. This officially licensed Game Boy set contains 421 pieces and includes two iconic game cartridges featuring *Zelda* and *Mario*. While you won’t be able to play the games, you Continue Reading
Microsoft’s Phone App Now Offers Remote Lock Feature for Your Windows PC
A useful feature that modern cars have introduced is the ability to unlock and start them remotely. Building on this concept, Microsoft is now adding a similar feature for PCs by enabling users to remotely lock their computers. Currently, Windows offers an option to automatically lock your PC when you Continue Reading
Scientists Develop Lightning-Fast Internet That Downloads All of Netflix in Just One Second
A remarkable new optical fiber technology has set a record-breaking data transfer speed, allowing users to download the entire Netflix library in less than a second. This achievement is made possible by a revolutionary fiber optic cable that features 19 cores within a compact diameter of just 0.125 millimeters, which Continue Reading