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Bizarre social media post on Polish president's account prompts security check

January 5, 2024

Bizarre social media post on Polish president's account prompts security check

Poland President Andrzej Duda has been urged to review the security of his social media accounts after a peculiar tweet appeared and was quickly deleted.

How Google Maps is giving you more power over your location data

January 4, 2024

How Google Maps is giving you more power over your location data

Google launched the latest updates for Google Maps in December 2023, giving Maps users more ease and control in navigating their lives.

New tech promises to improve traffic flow in major cities, experts say

January 4, 2024

New tech promises to improve traffic flow in major cities, experts say

A new Google artificial intelligence program being tested in Seattle could soon spread across the country, helping cities manage traffic congestion and emissions.

Washington star Michael Penix Jr. spread holiday cheer before Sugar Bowl win: 'It means a lot'

January 3, 2024

Washington star Michael Penix Jr. spread holiday cheer before Sugar Bowl win: 'It means a lot'

Washington Huskies star quarterback Michael Penix Jr. delivered holiday cheer last month, when he partnered with Amazon to help make the holidays more special.

Five smart, simple tech changes to make 2024 better

January 3, 2024

Five smart, simple tech changes to make 2024 better

Learn how to clean up your technology and deepen your understanding of cybersecurity heading into 2024.

Beware of new Android malware hiding in popular apps

January 3, 2024

Beware of new Android malware hiding in popular apps

Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson talks about a new Trojan horse virus that has popped on apps in the Google Play Store. Here's how to protect your device from Xamalicious.

Biden's FCC identity politics: ‘Digital discrimination’ rules could 'empower leftist activists'

January 3, 2024

Biden's FCC identity politics: ‘Digital discrimination’ rules could 'empower leftist activists'

Federal rules to stop "digital discrimination" could put telecommunications companies in the crosshairs, regardless of intent, free-market advocates say.

Demand for digital services gives rise to hyperscale data centers

January 1, 2024

Demand for digital services gives rise to hyperscale data centers

The number of internet users around the world has more than doubled since 2010. To deal with the demand a number of data centers have sprung up to help with keeping things running quickly and efficiently.

Two minute tech tricks: Start the year with a clean inbox

January 1, 2024

Two minute tech tricks: Start the year with a clean inbox

Start the New Year with a clean slate. Learn how to clear your email inbox from your phone or computer using simple tips from a tech expert.

AI development expected to 'explode' in 2024, experts say

January 1, 2024

AI development expected to 'explode' in 2024, experts say

Artificial intelligence continued to rapidly develop and gain unique uses in 2023, leading experts to predict a big year for the new technology in the coming year.