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The Google Chrome browser gets updates quite often. This week, however, we have the promotion of Chrome 65 to the stable channel. Such promotions aren’t unusual per se. However, Chrome 65 does have something special for ...
Category: Technology
All technology things, computers, networking, IT security, etc.
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Early this year, I shared that I was looking to migrate to a new domain registrar. I was already trying out one, and I’m very pleased with how it is working out. I’ve now switched several of my domains over to this ...
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At work, I regularly use more than one computer at my desk. I’ve been wanting to have a single keyboard and mouse to switch between all of them. This review is of the Logitech K375s keyboard and M720 mouse which I’m ...
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Network Attached Storage (NAS) is getting popular in the home in recent years. There are quite a few familiar brands in the market, but perhaps Thecus isn’t one of those that come to mind in Singapore. This review is of ...
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Chinese smartphone manufacturer Vivo may not be well-known, except that they made headlines last month at CES2018 with their new smartphone that is the world’s first having an in-display fingerprint sensor. That smartphone ...
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SPH Magazines yesterday confirmed their popular community discussion platform HardwareZone Forum (HWZ Forum) suffered a security breach that resulted in the leakage of 685,000 registered user profiles. Here’s what you need ...
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If you’re looking for a full-HD 180-degrees field-of-view IP security camera to use outdoors, you probably don’t have many options right now. D-Link’s latest DCS-2670L security camera does just that, and it may ...
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When Chrome 68 arrives, expected around July 2018, websites that don’t use HTTPS will be branded “Not secure”. This label will appear in the address bar, in place of where you’d see the padlock and ...
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I’ve been a long-time Mac user. I’ve used them as my primary computer ever since the PowerBook G4 era. That’s even before the Mac even used Intel processors. Yet, I don’t consider myself fanatical about ...
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Ever since Apple admitted they throttled the performance of older iPhones, and then explained it was for the benefit of iPhone users, it’s become a fair question to ask if the iPhones were poorly designed in the first ...