What Is Microsoft 365 Copilot and What Can It Do? Microsoft’s new AI-powered chatbot integrated with the Microsoft 365 apps promises to change the way you create documents, spreadsheets, and slides.
Read moreThreads Is the New Social Media App From the Makers of Facebook & Instagram Meta, the company formerly known as Facebook, has made a history of copying features from other platforms. This time, Meta has launched Threads, a social media app connected to Instagram that works more like Twitter and should eventually connect to Mastodon.
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Read moreCan You Trust Chrome’s Incognito Mode? What It Does and What It Doesn’t Do Incognito windows give you a degree of privacy, but not anonymity. Here are the pros and cons of Google Chrome’s Incognito tabs.
Read moreSource: What Is Google Chrome Canary, and Should You Use It? Chrome Canary is the most experimental release channel for the Google Chrome web browser. It may be prone to crashing, but is generally safe to use on your PC or Android phone.
Read moreWhat Is the Geek Squad Email Scam? How to Avoid It Have you received an email from Geek Squad confirming a transaction that you haven’t placed? This might be a scam. Here’s what to do.
Read moreWhat Is a Digital Wallet and How Does It Work? Digital wallets are growing in popularity because they’re convenient and secure. But not all merchants accept them.
Read moreWhat is an M.2 SSD: Small form factor data storage explained | TechRadar If you’ve every asked ‘what is an M.2 SSD?’, you’re not alone
Read moreHow Long Do SD Cards Last? SD cards are everywhere, and you probably have photos, saved games, or other documents on them that exist nowhere else. So how long do they last? Can you trust them to keep your data safe, or are you playing with fire?
Read moreStatic IP vs. Dynamic IP: What Is the Difference? Dynamic IP addresses are set automatically, but liable to change each time your computer boots up. Static IP addresses need manual configuration, but always survive reboots. Is one better than the other?
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