Microsoft to disable a protocol dating back to 1993 that causes a security vulnerability
Microsoft announced that the NTLM authentication protocol first introduced in Windows 3.1 will now be disabled by default.
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Blu-Ray or Streaming? Here are 5 advantages of each option
When it comes to picking something to watch, it's no shocker that most of us reach for our favourite streaming service first. The industry continues…
What is the difference between ARM and x86-64 laptop chipsets?
Recent leaks suggest that NVIDIA may be joining the competition with Intel and AMD in supplying processor chipsets to laptop manufacturers. The major difference that…
Apple reports record setting Q1 profits
Apple's first quarter results have broken its all time records with the company posting revenue of $143.8 billion USD and a net quarterly profit of…
The Clicks Communicator will include a tactile keyboard in 2026
Clicks, the company behind attachable keyboard cases, recently announced the Clicks Communicator - a phone designed for Blackberry die-hards. It provides a full QWERTY tactile…
ASUS to exit the smartphone market entirely
Taiwanese electronics giant ASUS confirmed it has no plans to release new smartphones in the coming year and has no fixed plans to make a…
TCL to take over Sony Bravia brand
In a joint press release, TV giants TCL and Sony announced that control of the Bravia brand will pass over to TCL as part of…
What happened with older phones being unable to contact 000?
Telstra discovered an issue that prevented some Apple devices from accessing its network, which may have interfered with users' ability to contact emergency services. The…
