How to show or hide file extensions in Windows 10 Computer files have two parts to their names: the descriptive name and the file extension. The former can let you know what’s in the file, while the latter is there so you know which apps to use when opening it. For example July report.doc is a file about events from July, and was created by Microsoft Word. You know this because of the ....
Latest Microsoft patent hints at USB-C for Surface Pro 7 Could Microsoft’s Surface Pro line finally make the move to USB-C? For six years, the company has persisted with its “Surface Connect” port, as opposed to switching to what has long since become the industry standard. However, analysis of the latest patents released by Microsoft point towards the next instalment in their convertible tablet line ditching its proprietary port. The Surface Connect was one of our major gripes withlast year’s Surface Pro 6, an otherwise great tablet which also functioned well as a laptop....
Latest Microsoft patent hints at USB-C for Surface Pro 7 Could Microsoft’s Surface Pro line finally make the move to USB-C? For six years, the company has persisted with its “Surface Connect” port, as opposed to switching to what has long since become the industry standard. However, analysis of the latest patents released by Microsoft point towards the next instalment in their convertible tablet line ditching its proprietary port. The Surface Connect was one of our major gripes withlast year’s Surface Pro 6, an otherwise great tablet which also functioned well as a laptop....
Malicious adware found in 238 Google Play Store apps Carefully disguised adware rendering smartphones and tablets practically useless has been found in 238 applications on Google’s Play Store, potentially affecting in excess of 440 million Android devices. The findings were announced in ablog postby mobile security company Lookout, who discovered the issue and promptly reported it to Google. All offending software has since been removed from the Play Store or updated to no longer include the plugin responsible....
Malicious adware found in 238 Google Play Store apps Carefully disguised adware rendering smartphones and tablets practically useless has been found in 238 applications on Google’s Play Store, potentially affecting in excess of 440 million Android devices. The findings were announced in ablog postby mobile security company Lookout, who discovered the issue and promptly reported it to Google. All offending software has since been removed from the Play Store or updated to no longer include the plugin responsible....
