This Month in Tech History: February February is filled to the brim with monumental events in tech history. Three services you probably use daily launched this month, along with two of the most beloved game series of all time, plus a seminal moment in the development of artificial intelligence. Keep reading to learn the details.
Read moreThis phishing attack lets hackers read and send emails from your account Microsoft warns of a phishing attack that could be in your inbox. Here’s what to watch for.
Read moreGoogle Just Gave You the Best Reason Yet to Finally Quit Using Chrome The browser is no longer a thing that exists for you to navigate the internet.
Read moreThe inventor of the World Wide Web says his creation has been abused for too long | TechRadar The web has veered away from its original purpose, suggests Sir Tim Berners-Lee
Read moreLegacy Google Voice users are in for a rough transition The old site kicks the bucket in February, and it’s taking some features with it
Read moreiPhone at 15: looking back at the first Apple phone and how to rewatch the 2007 launch The Apple iPhone is now 15 years old
Read moreRoku Adds Live TV Zone to Navigation Menu Roku has introduced its latest feature, the Live TV Zone, which consolidates its live streaming options into an easy to navigate guide.
Read moreFirefox Focus Can Now Block Cross-Site Cookie Tracking Mozilla has carried its Total Cookie Protection desktop feature over to Firefox Focus on Android, which can prevent cookies from tracking between websites.
Read moreHow-To Geek’s Best of CES 2022 Award Winners: What We’re Excited About CES is known for kicking off every year with new and innovative products. Unfortunately, due to current circumstances, many companies decided not to attend CES 2022 in person, but that didn’t stop them from unveiling some of the most exciting devices coming this year. Here are How-To Geek’s […]
Read moreYour Microsoft Account No Longer Needs a Password Passwords are rapidly becoming an antiquated method for logging into accounts. With this in mind, Microsoft has added the option to remove the password for your Microsoft account, which can make logging in quicker and, possibly, even more secure.
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