How to use Google two-factor authentication
If you use Google services, and you don’t want anyone raiding or wrecking your account and services–not to mention your life–Google two-step verification security is for you. Read More
After software fix, Consumer Reports now recommends MacBook Pros
The publication initially refused to recommend the new laptops, after finding wild variations in its battery life. Read More
Top accessories for your MacBook (2017 edition)
Do you own an Apple laptop? Here are a range of accessories to boost your productivity when you’re using your MacBook, MacBook Air or MacBook Pro. Read More
Opera Neon: Could this be the future of the desktop browser?
Opera has released a concept browser called Neon to showcase what it believes the desktop browser will be in five years’ time. Read More
Fedora, Manjaro, and Ubuntu MATE on the Raspberry Pi 2 & 3
After being disappointed by my tests with SuSE Linux, I’m hoping for more satisfying results with other distributions. Read More
The best business gadgets of CES 2017
A number of high-end PCs and useful business gadgets showcased at the Consumer Electronics Show this year. Read More
How I got the OneNote 2016 snipper back in the latest Windows Insider build
Power users lose another tool to the simple needs of the masses, but for now you can get it back by editing the registry. Read More
Public sector union says Centrelink system lacks integrity
The Community and Public Sector Union has said the Centrelink debt recovery system has left the Australian public with a ‘bad taste in their mouth’, in response to the Coalition continuing to claim the system is ‘working well’. Read More
Android Wear 2.0 to launch in February
After many delays, Google’s wearable platform will receive a major update in February according to an email sent to developers. Read More
Workday lands massive Walmart contract
Workday said Walmart, which has an estimated 2 million employees, has purchased a subscription to four key Workday products. Read More