Tech

I know how frustrating it can be when a perfectly good device suddenly stops working with modern websites.

I know many of us are trying to save money, and a refurbished TV can seem like a great deal.

We've all been there: you buy a new laptop, it comes with a free trial of antivirus software, and then a year later, you get a surprise charge on your bank statement.

I know AI chatbots are great for getting quick answers, but should you trust them to give you the correct website URLs?

Microsoft recently announced it was increasing the annual cost of its Microsoft 365 Family subscription from £79.

I know how easy it is to forget about updating the software on your devices.

Your home network is the heart of your digital life, connecting everything from your laptop to your smart TV and security cameras.

I know many of us rely on security cameras to keep our homes safe.

Smart security cameras, doorbells, and baby monitors are meant to keep our homes safe.

The internet is constantly evolving, and AI is at the forefront of this change.

I know many of us are attached to Google Chrome, as it has been the world's most popular browser since 2012.

The government is sending another emergency alert test on Sunday, September 7th, at 3pm.

I know many of us are still using older smartphones, and it's a valid question to ask if they can keep up with modern technology.

Do you remember the government's emergency alert test in April 2023?

A recent report by security researchers highlighted a serious problem: 18 browser extensions for Chrome and Edge have infected 2.

I know how useful browser extensions can be.

Imagine a company using the password '123456' for one of its internal systems.

When I think about cybersecurity, I always think of passwords.

It seems like every week there's a new report of a major company suffering a data breach.

The Co-op recently suffered the biggest data breach ever reported by a UK retailer.

With Microsoft ending support for Windows 10, many of us are wondering if it's still safe to use our PCs without paying for extended support.

Microsoft is ending support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025.

Many of us are facing the tough decision of whether to buy a new PC to upgrade to Windows 11.

We've all heard the news: Microsoft is ending support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025.

Many of us have perfectly good Windows 10 laptops that won't upgrade to Windows 11 due to a missing TPM 2.

Ever wonder what all those graphics settings in your games actually mean?

Hey there, gamers!