If you use Windows 10 or 11 you have probably noticed the constant nudges to “finish setting up your PC” or “sign in to Microsoft for a better experience”. These aren’t helpful reminders – they’re a heavy-handed push to tie… Read More »
Albania has just sworn in the world’s first artificial-intelligence cabinet member. The digital avatar, called Diella, is now “Minister of Public Procurement,” vetting every government tender in an effort to cut corruption (Time magazine report).… Read More »
Apple has released iOS 26, the latest major iPhone update, and it’s already showing up as an “Upgrade to iOS 26” option in the Software Update screen alongside iOS 18.7.1. If you’re wondering why Apple… Read More »
With just two weeks left until Microsoft ends Windows 10 security updates on 14 October 2025, any PC still running the OS will be exposed to new vulnerabilities, ransomware and malware; this deadline is confirmed… Read More »
Apple’s plain M-series laptops place strict limits on native external screens. The table below shows what each chip can do out of the box and when you need a USB graphics adaptor such as the… Read More »
“Why are my emails turning up twice?” When Carol’s decade-old Windows Live Mail 2012 began downloading a second copy of every message—and its Export button had mysteriously vanished—she was ready to give up. Instead, we… Read More »
TL;DR: A small business woke up to a blank website after their host forced a PHP upgrade. In three hours we: 🔒 backed everything up & updated WordPress to 6.8.2, 🛠️ patched an out-of-date Cherry framework… Read More »
A new fake Cloudflare screen is tricking site visitors into running a malicious PowerShell script via Win + R. Here’s what’s really happening and a step-by-step cleanup checklist for website owners. Last week, kennerlys.com.au—the website… Read More »
Buying a business (or even just one of its computers) often means you inherit more than desks and devices—you inherit the old owner’s Microsoft 365 tenant. That tenant is the cloud “home” where Azure AD… Read More »
TL;DR: A staggering 16 billion username–password pairs have just appeared online, giving cyber-criminals a goldmine of logins to exploit. Even if much of the data is recycled, there are signs of fresh 2025 credentials—so it… Read More »