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February, 2022
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15 February
Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra Review: The Galaxy Note Lives On
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15 February
Sony LinkBuds Review: Next
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14 February
Stock Up on Charging Cables, Power Strips and More at Amazon’s One
Update: This sale has expired and the prices have reverted back to regular retail pricing. Knowing where your next charge is coming from is a convenience hard to live without these days. Plus, knowing your devices are compatible and safe is important, and that can often come at a premium. But right now you can snag reliable chargers and accessories …
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14 February
Microsoft Prepares to Reopen Offices This Month
For the most up-to-date news and information about the coronavirus pandemic, visit the WHO and CDC websites. Microsoft offices in Washington state and the San Francisco Bay Area will reopen for in-person work starting Feb. 28, according to a blog post by Chief Marketing Officer Chris Capossela on Monday. This decision comes, the company said, as a result of “improving local health …
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14 February
Three New Macs Reportedly Pop Up in Regulatory Filings Ahead of Rumored Apple Event
Apple has reportedly filed three new Mac computers in the Eurasian Economic Database, suggesting Apple will be releasing new products at a rumored virtual event expected to take place on or around March 8, according to Consomac. While there is very little information about the potential new products, they are all reported as running MacOS Monterey. Earlier this month, Bloomberg reported …
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14 February
Valentine’s Day Romance Scams: Don’t Fall for Them
Think before you click. The beautiful blonde in a faraway country who thinks you’re cute may be looking for more than just love. Today is Valentine’s Day and if you’re single that might have you feeling a bit down right now. But security experts warn that online scammers are looking to use the holiday to take advantage of lonely people. It …
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14 February
Instagram Introduces Story Likes, Saves Everyone’s DMs
Instagram announced a change to Stories on Monday, finally allowing users to like a Story without sending the person who posted it a direct message. The change was announced by Adam Mosseri, the head of Instagram. It’s a small change — you’ll see a heart icon on stories, allowing you to like it — but a big relief for anyone …
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14 February
Windows 10 Troubleshooting: The Most Common Problems and How to Fix Them
If you’re running into problems on your Windows 10 machine, we promise you’re not alone. Microsoft does release monthly security patches and larger feature updates twice a year for the more than 1.3 billion devices worldwide running on its software, but annoying problems still pop up. (And with support for the Windows 10 OS ending in a few years, now is a good …
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14 February
Texas Sues Facebook Over Its Use of Facial Recognition
Texas is suing Meta, the parent company of Facebook, over the social network’s past use of facial recognition technology. The suit, filed Monday by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, accuses Facebook of violating the state’s privacy laws by capturing biometric data on tens of millions of Texans without properly obtaining consent. “Facebook will no longer take advantage of people and …
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