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• AnyTrans Android Manager 7.1.0
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Are you looking for a top-class way to capture your computing activities in video or photo form? If so, you’ve come to the right place… Screen recording software is more popular now than ever before. Also, it has become easier to use and acquire too! Several platforms will have built-in tools for screen capturead more

Updates causing issues for Windows 10 users now automatically uninstalled

Tom Gainey

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Admit it, you’ve once thought twice before installing an update for fear of an almighty crash, right? Well, if you have, you’ll be delighted to know that Windows 10 now automatically uninstalls any updates which may cause problems! Microsoft revealed on Monday March 11, a day before this month’s ‘Patchread more

Latest 'Tim Apple' twist as Donald Trump takes to Twitter to explain

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It’s the ‘mistake’ everybody has been talking about so far this month. Plus, it seems, the story that keeps on giving… So, during an advisory meeting at the White House, US President Donald Trump appeared to call Apple CEO, Tim Cook, “Tim Apple”. Mr Cook, whose name appeared on a card right in fronread more

How to do your Taxes at Home

Tom Gainey

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Cracking on with your taxes can often be a daunting task. But there is no reason why it should be, especially thanks to top software! In this article FileHippo will talk you through how you can do your taxes at home. It doesn’t matter if you’re based in the UK or US, filing your own tax return is a rewarding read more

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Expensive Chat launched as a 'social experiment'

Tom Gainey

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A new internet chat service has been launched, but there’s an interesting twist. Expensive Chat, launched by entrepreneur Marc Köhlbrugge, will charge you a cent for every character you use. On the face of it, you wouldn’t think that it would really catch on. Though, rather surprisingly, scores of people read more

Tech inspiration at Microsoft Ignite | The Tour London

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An annual conference for developers and IT professionals took place in London last week, highlighting an exciting future for the tech industry. Microsoft Ignite The Tour has taken place in several locations all around the world, including the US, Asia and Europe. On the Tuesday and Wednesday of last week it was tread more

Discussion sparked around social media community standards, following Tommy Robinson Facebook ban

Tom Gainey

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The world’s biggest social media platform has spoken out about community standards. This follows the much-talked-about removal of a profile reportedly linked to “organised hate”. Facebook and Instagram announced on Tuesday February 26 that the accounts of Tommy Robinson would be removed. This has been weread more

Why Windows 7 users can't afford to ignore March update

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3 weeks

Windows 7 users are being warned that their support services could run out within months. Windows 7 support expires next year. Users still running on this service face a deadline of January 14 2020, when it will be shut down for good. However, in a recent report from PC World, it seems the Windows 7 support maread more