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The latest Microsoft Office 2024 Professional Plus suite is $39 in this limited-time deal
Posted on Monday September 28, 2026
Microsoft Office has been the backbone of productivity for decades, and Office 2024 continues that legacy with a cleaner design, new features, and performance upgrades.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Modders are turning Android handhelds into "mini" Steam Decks
Posted on Monday September 28, 2026
The recently introduced Steam Frame is delivering more than just Valve's new VR experience. The headset is based on the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC, which means the company had to tune its SteamOS platform to run on Arm-based processor technology.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Bose is bringing back wired earbuds as teens ditch Bluetooth
Posted on Monday September 28, 2026
Bose said the new earbuds come at a time when wired listening is gaining popularity. Wireless Bluetooth connectivity has been all the rage in personal audio products over the last several years, but it's not foolproof. While most modern devices support Bluetooth, older audio gear often does not. What's more,...Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
A developer offered every household in a Pennsylvania town $10,000 for a data center, and many still said no
Posted on Monday September 28, 2026
In June, a letter was sent to every household in Hazle promising a $10,000 "grant" from NorthPoint Development. The money is contingent on the first of what could be 15 data center buildings being approved on a 1,300-acre site at the foot of the Pocono Mountains near the town.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
What was the first computer to win a chess match against a world champion?
Posted on Monday September 28, 2026
Was it IBM's Watson, Deep Blue, Cray Jaguar or Blue Gene?Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Fake "locked computer" alerts in Google Ads are tricking users into calling tech-support scammers
Posted on Monday September 28, 2026
The goal was not to install malware or lock the computer. It was to create enough confusion to get people to call the number on the screen. Callers were then pressured to pay for bogus support, hand over personal information or allow someone to remotely access their device.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Kalmuri combines screenshots, screen recording, and OCR in a simple Windows app
Posted on Monday September 28, 2026
Kalmuri is a free tool for screenshots and screen recording, with OCR and full-page web capture. The latest release improves WebP saving and OCR captures, also enhances image upload security.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Your loud exhaust could get you fined as more US cities pair noise detectors with license plate readers
Posted on Monday September 28, 2026
New York, Knoxville, Miami Beach, and Santa Fe are just some of the areas that have piloted or deployed noise cameras in recent years. New York City is one of the most prominent, having begun piloting the devices in 2021 and launched the program in 2022.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Researchers forged RSA signatures without ever cracking the key
Posted on Monday September 28, 2026
The technique is practical against 1,024-bit RSA keys, which are already deprecated. It also lowers the estimated security of 2,048-bit and 4,096-bit keys when they are used in vulnerable blind-signature systems.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »
Nvidia launches safety platform to stop AI agents going rogue, with over 100 organizations on board
Posted on Monday September 28, 2026
The platform combines OpenShell, Nvidia's open-source software for keeping agents within defined boundaries, with Sentry, a watchdog running on separate hardware.Read Entire Article Continue Reading »