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How Microsoft Is About to Make Google Chrome Even Better

You’ve probably heard Microsoft will base its Edge browser on Chromium, the open-source project that forms the basis for Google Chrome. That won’t just make Edge better—Microsoft contributing to Chromium means Microsoft’s efforts will make Chrome better, too.   Read More »


Windows 10 Sends Your Activity History to Microsoft, Even if You Tell It Not To

Windows 10 collects an “Activity History” of applications you launch on your PC and sends it to Microsoft. Even if you disable or clear this, Microsoft’s Privacy Dashboard still shows an “Activity History” of applications you’ve launched on your PCs.   Read More »


DOOM Changed the Game 25 Years Ago Today

On December 10, 1993, Id Software released Doom.   Read More »


Windows 10’s Next Version Will Sort Your Downloads Folder By Most Recent, Includes More Smart Tweaks

It’s unusual for Microsoft to release and Insider Build on a Monday, but that’s exactly what happened today. Insider Build 18298 isn’t about big features or crazy changes, however—this one is bringing some nice fit and finish to Windows 10.   Read More »


REVIEW GEEK

The 7 Best Robot Toys For Kids This Christmas

This Christmas is the perfect time for you to buy your kids a robot toy for them to enjoy and maybe learn a few things from. Here’s a look at some of the best robot toys out there for kids of all ages.   Read More »


REVIEW GEEK

The Best Video Doorbell For Your Amazon Echo

Video doorbells are perfect little companions, as you can receive alerts on your phone when someone comes knocking, as well as catch those pesky porch pirates in the act. If you’re looking for one that can integrate seamlessly with your Amazon Echo, you’re in luck.   Read More »






FYI / Useful Tips and Headlines


The PlayStation Classic Gets Hacked for Easy USB-Based Game ROMs
Sony’s PlayStation Classic mini-console has only twenty games pre-loaded, and there’s no built-in mechanism for adding more. But the system also uses a popular open-source PlayStation emulator to run its ROMs, so an unofficial expansion was more or less inevitable.   Read More »


Windows 10’s Next Version Will Sort Your Downloads Folder By Most Recent, Includes More Smart Tweaks
It’s unusual for Microsoft to release and Insider Build on a Monday, but that’s exactly what happened today. Insider Build 18298 isn’t about big features or crazy changes, however—this one is bringing some nice fit and finish to Windows 10.   Read More »


DOOM Changed the Game 25 Years Ago Today
On December 10, 1993, Id Software released Doom.   Read More »


Windows 10 Sends Your Activity History to Microsoft, Even if You Tell It Not To
Windows 10 collects an “Activity History” of applications you launch on your PC and sends it to Microsoft. Even if you disable or clear this, Microsoft’s Privacy Dashboard still shows an “Activity History” of applications you’ve launched on your PCs.   Read More »


After a Second Data Leak, Google+ Will Shut Down in April Instead of August
Back in October, a security hole in Google+’s APIs lead Google to announce it was shutting down the service. Now, a second data leak has surfaced, causing the company to move the shutdown up by four months.   Read More »




Everything Else We Published Today
How to Prevent Microsoft Edge From Preloading on Windows 10
How to Use Instant Hotspot on Your iPhone, iPad, or Mac
How to Create, Edit and Apply Signatures in Microsoft Outlook
How to Install and Update Flash on Your Mac
The OnePlus 6T McLaren Edition Has 10GB of RAM, Faster Charging, and a $699 Price Tag
The 7 Best Robot Toys For Kids This Christmas
The Best Video Doorbell For Your Amazon Echo
The Best Travel Mugs For Coffee On the Go
8BitDo Makes the Bluetooth Controller Adapter the PlayStation Classic Deserves
That Hole In The New Samsung Phone Is Actually A Camera
The Best Smart Thermostat For Your Google Home




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