August 3 Tech news roundup: Chrome may soon stop supporting old extensions, YouTube frustrates ad blocker users, Apple releases security updates for old devices
Global outage by CrowdStrike, Apple Maps hits the web, Google's Privacy Sandbox flops, Windows 11 pushes OneDrive ads, Spotify's pricey Hi-Fi audio, and Apple TV+ struggles despite growth
PST files, or Personal Storage Table files, are file formats used by Microsoft Outlook to store local copies of users’ email messages, calendars, events, and other items. PSTs are designed to allow us to manage our emails offline, without being ...
A global outage hits Windows computers due to a faulty CrowdStrike update. Windows users faced disruptions, while Linux and Mac remained unscathed. Kaspersky announces shutdown of U.S. division following government ban.
Windows Notepad gets a spell checker, Firefox adds simpler data clearing options, Xbox Game Pass is now available on Amazon Fire TV devices, you cannot install the KB503440 and KB5034441 Windows Updates
Weather with ads, lots of ads is the latest improvement from Microsoft, but Netflix thinks that is better to remove their basic AdPlan, ChatGPT is not doing a really good job with your chats in mac and a lot more after the click....
In today’s business world, data security and storage efficiency are more crucial than ever. With the proliferation of devices and the increasing amount of sensitive...
Windows 11 now automatically backs up folders to OneDrive, Firefox is testing Vertical Tabs in its Nightly version, and OpenAI has launched an official ChatGPT app for Mac with system-wide access and new features.