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21th

JAN

Official support for Windows 7 is coming to an end

At the beginning of next year, Microsoft will finally call time on providing support to users of Windows 7. From...

19th

JAN

Android users warned of another 85 malicious applications

Life's not always easy for an Android smartphone owner. It's common knowledge that Android devices are generally more susceptible to...

18th

JAN

Apple may once again change the connectors on your favourite iPhones

In 2016, Apple released the controversial iPhone 7, which did away with the traditional headphone jack. This 3.5mm port has...

16th

JAN

Users affected by 2 potential new WhatsApp bugs

Social media has lit up with reports of 2 potential new bugs in the popular WhatsApp messaging platform. Whereas one...

13th

JAN

How to secure your Facebook account with 2-step authentication

There's a security method you should be using to secure all your important accounts, whether they're social media, email, business,...

9th

JAN

Windows user awarded damages after forced upgrade breaks PC

A few weeks ago, we reported on how a stealthy update to the Microsoft knowledge base indicated that forced upgrades...

8th

JAN

Carrier updates 4G phones with ‘fake’ 5G network icons

Have you ever found yourself in an area of the country that only offers 3G (third-generation) data connectivity on your...

7th

JAN

Popular Android app collecting “unusual amounts” of data

As far as weather applications go on mobile, there are heaps to choose from. But one of the most popular...

7th

JAN

Create routines on your Amazon Echo devices with Alexa

We've already taken a look at how your Google Home devices can help to automate daily tasks, from waking up...

4th

JAN

The ‘WhatsApp Gold’ scam makes a return

For one of the most popular messaging applications around, WhatsApp sure does have its share of hoaxes, scams and viruses....

2nd

JAN

Popular apps on Android may be sharing your data with Facebook

A campaign group called 'Privacy International', based within the UK, has discovered that many popular smartphone applications on the Android...

1st

JAN

Your Windows computer could forcibly upgrade soon

If you've not yet taken the plunge and downloaded the latest Windows OS, Windows 10, onto your PC, then your...

29th

DEC

Hacker speaks directly to homeowner through NEST security camera

If you keep up to date on the latest smart home technology, then you've likely seen the expanding range of...

28th

DEC

Update your web browser now to avoid potential hack

From time to time, your web browser software will require an update to implement new features, or to protect you...

26th

DEC

Is Alexa down? Amazon Echo outage on Christmas Day

Amazon's Echo device is powered by an AI called Alexa. Unfortunately, thousands of people unwrapping new smart speakers on the...

16th

DEC

Are you using one of the 25 worst passwords of 2018?

An important password -- or multiple passwords for different accounts -- is one of the most basic, yet most important...

14th

DEC

How to factory reset a sluggish Android smartphone

Though it's not something that you should be doing on a weekly or even monthly basis, there may come a...

11th

DEC

New studies claim to reveal extent of device addiction

We're all spending an increasing amount of time on our smartphones, tablets and computers. But how long is too long,...

6th

DEC

Were you affected by the O2 network outage today?

For the second time in the past few months, millions of customers were left today with limited services on their...

5th

DEC

Hackers could spy on your children via a popular Christmas toy

This Christmas, your kids could be asking for a tablet to use for themselves, but you may be understandably reluctant...

4th

DEC

Wimborne man scammed out of £5,000 by conmen

A Dorset grandad was scammed out of £5,000 of his hard-earned cash when targeted by fraudsters recently. The man, who...

2nd

DEC

Amazon finally plans to let Echo users stream music from Apple

On Friday, online shopping giant Amazon announced that they'll soon be allowing users to stream music from the Apple Music...

28th

NOV

Amazon in talks to provide digital payments in physical stores

Online shopping giant Amazon is looking to step up and challenge the leading mobile wallet services, Apple Pay and Google...

26th

NOV

Fraudsters target Cyber Monday bargain hunters

On Friday, scammers descended on WhatsApp users, attempting to pilfer personal information under the guise of a competition survey. Well,...

24th

NOV

Bank resists paying £4,300 refund to fraud victim

Here at WiseGuys, we always try to make you aware of all the latest scams to arise, so that you...

22th

NOV

WhatsApp Scam Preys on Black Friday Shoppers

It's that time of the year again where Christmas shopping meets Black Friday in an explosive online shopping spree. There...

20th

NOV

Automating daily tasks and routines with Android

Using smart home devices to bring some degree of automation to your house can bring you a range of convenient...

19th

NOV

New iPad Pro may be less durable than you think

The iPhone 6 Plus has previously faced controversy over the fact that the chassis could easily bend when pressure is...

16th

NOV

iPhone X owner sees his phone catch fire after update

One unfortunate owner of the iPhone X, released around this time last year, had a nasty surprise when it came...

14th

NOV

Mystery bug locks Apple users out of their accounts

A number of iPhone users have reported being locked out of their Apple ID accounts for seemingly no reason. But...

13th

NOV

How to avoid catastrophe with your phone chargers

Since most of us charge our smartphones overnight when we're sleeping, it's all too easy to leave the charger plugged...

12th

NOV

Memory issue could see your Pixel 3 routinely crashing

Google has finally announced that it’ll be issuing a fix for a memory management bug that exists on the Pixel...

4th

NOV

Study finds battery life to be worse in new smartphones

We’re used to seeing yearly smartphone tech upgrades touted by the likes of Apple and Samsung, such as improved camera...

1st

NOV

How to manage files on your Android device

Under the hood of your well-designed user interfaces lie a myriad of files and folders, designed for holding all of...

29th

OCT

How to Manage Files on Your iPhone or iPad

At the beginning of October, the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max were released, and now the iPhone XR has...

28th

OCT

Almost 90% of free applications could be sharing your details

Researchers at Oxford University have shared alarming new statistics on just how out of control data sharing has become. The...

26th

OCT

Apple prevents third-party hardware from hacking phones

Earlier this year, we reported on a third-party piece of hardware called the GrayKay, which was capable of connecting to...

22th

OCT

Pay up or be humiliated: the new ransom email scam

If you've ever seen the television programme 'Black Mirror', then you may be familiar with the concept of a hacker...

21th

OCT

Find out exactly what data Apple holds on you

In an age where high-profile data breaches are continually hitting the headlines, Apple has made the decision to show customers...

19th

OCT

New scam targets iPhone users' Apple account credentials

Watch out iPhone users, as there's a new scam around looking to steal your Apple ID credentials. Cleverly diguised as...

15th

OCT

How to check if your Facebook account details were stolen

Last month, it was reported that around 50 million users had had their account details stolen by hackers that took...

14th

OCT

Could you be convinced to give your money away to scammers?

Research commissioned by Nationwide Building Society has revealed some shocking new figures about the sheer number of people who are...

10th

OCT

Windows 10 Autumn Update Deletes User Files

Files, documents and photos disappear Earlier this month, Microsoft released their latest update to the Windows 10 operating system. However,...

9th

OCT

New WhatsApp scam that could expose your account

Hackers love targeting WhatsApp users with new scams everytime a vulnerability is exposed. With so many users on the messaging...

5th

OCT

Customers Unable to Access Barclays Banking App

Hot on the heels of O2's network outage, Barclays saw a problem with their services today, with countless customers prevented...

5th

OCT

Were you affected by O2's Network Outage?

Yesterday afternoon, major network O2 suffered a major network outage, putting thousands of customers' devices out of action, with calls...

1st

OCT

Is Your Facebook Account Information Being Sold Online?

Could your Facebook login credentials be up for sale online? Researchers have found that many people's account details are being...

28th

SEP

New threat to smart home security surfaces

We've always said that you should be wary of smart home devices, particularly whilst the tech is still in its...

27th

SEP

Amazon Echo Experiences Outages

If you're one of the households that has adopted the virtual assistant, Alexa, into your home, then you may have...

24th

SEP

Switch off the kids' smartphones remotely with Google app

On the 15th March 2017, Google announced a new application called Family Link, which has been available for use since....

23th

SEP

Equifax Receives Massive Fine for Privacy Breach

Equifax, one of the leading credit reference agencies (CRAs) within the UK, has been fined half a million pounds for...

20th

SEP

The Message That Could Crash and Reboot Your iPhone

Security researchers are always uprooting new vulnerabilities within a range of devices. For example, one researcher recently discovered how one...

17th

SEP

Apple Releases iOS 12 to iPads and iPhones Worldwide

Apple has now begun rolling out their latest iteration to the iOS (iPhone / iPad Operating System) software, meaning it's...

16th

SEP

All-New iPhone Announcements

Following Apple's conference this week, the firm has launched its 2 new iPhones, the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max....

12th

SEP

Google Facing Legal Action for User Tracking

Google have been under fire lately for their policies on tracking Android phone users' locations. Now, the company is facing up to...

10th

SEP

Popular Mac App is Revealed to 'Act Like Spyware'

A popular application for Apple's Mac computer has been removed from the Mac App Store after being discovered to be...

9th

SEP

Why You Should Wait a Little Longer Before Buying a Smartphone

Whether you're picking up an early Christmas present, or treating yourself to a handset upgrade, you might want to hold...

6th

SEP

Inbound Windows 10 Update Brings New Features

In October 2018, Microsoft will release the next iteration of Windows 10 for your PC, bringing the usual raft of...

3rd

SEP

Video Games with Online Purchases to Display New Symbol

In-app purchases and in-game purchases can be risky as a parent. When the kids are demanding your payment information on...

2nd

SEP

Essential WhatsApp Tips and Tricks to Know About

It used to be that mobile network providers could charge a tonne for inclusive text message plans with their smartphones....

31th

AUG

All About Malware: Viruses, Trojans and Everything Inbetween

For almost as long as we've had computers, we've also had malware, the collective term for many different types of...

29th

AUG

Scammers Spoof Dorset Police Number in Phone Scam

We've previously highlighted on more than one occasion how scammers can spoof a phone number to make themselves appear to...

24th

AUG

Smartphone Slowing Down? Hackers Could Be Hijacking Your Device

Has your smartphone recently started to run more slowly for no apparent reason, with your battery suddenly draining more quickly...

22th

AUG

New Version of Gmail for Android Lets You Recall Misfired Emails

In the latest update to Google's email service, Android users have been treated to an awesome new feature. If you're...

20th

AUG

Back Up Your WhatsApp Chats Now or Risk Losing Data

If you want to keep hold of your treasured files, pictures and messages, then you should always make sure that...

17th

AUG

Popular App in Firefox Browser Tracks the Websites You Visit

In July, we discussed how a popular Google Chrome browser extension was recording and storing user information, including what websites...

15th

AUG

Update Your Computer to Avoid New Security Vulnerability

Unfortunately, it’s not always user error that can result in dangerous software or vulnerabilities making it onto your computer. Back...

13th

AUG

Why You Should Get Android 9 if You Own a Pixel

On Monday, Google officially announced the release of 'Android Pie', otherwise known as 'Android P' or simply Android 9.0. This...

12th

AUG

Fake Cell Towers Could Track Your Movements

A charity that fights for human rights is taking five UK police forces to court because they'll neither confirm or...

8th

AUG

WhatsApp Bug Could Allow Hackers to Pose as You

WhatsApp seems to be constantly plagued by exploits, and why not; it's one of the most-used social media applications around....

7th

AUG

Apps on Play Store Revealed to be Loaded with Spyware

When you download an application from an app store, you're at the mercy of the software developers if they should...

3rd

AUG

Are You Spending Too Long on Your Devices?

Nearly two decades ago, smartphones were only just beginning to appear in stores as an affordable gadget for the masses....

3rd

AUG

Reddit Accounts Compromised in Sophisticated Hack

On August 1st, popular internet discussions board Reddit made an announcement that they had suffered from a data breach between...

30th

JUL

Discovery of Material That Could Charge Your Phone in Minutes

You're probably already familiar with the tedium of waiting for your smartphone's battery to charge once it has run completely...

27th

JUL

Software Could Tell You When Your Password is Leaked Online

You may have seen some of the stories to hit the national media recently, where some members of the public...

25th

JUL

Google Proves Effectiveness of Two-Factor Login Security

With the recent changes to data protection law, businesses small and large will be on their best behaviour to avoid...

23th

JUL

The Rise of Digital-Only Current Accounts

Gone are the days that we'd have a select handful of banking establishments to choose from. Banks such as NatWest,...

20th

JUL

Watch Out for This Local Theme Park Scam

In the past, we’ve discussed many of the scams that are spread through popular applications such as WhatsApp. Though they’re...

18th

JUL

3 Ways to Optimise the Life of Your Smartphone Battery

There's no denying that phones are becoming more powerful every year, with applications and other functions placing increasingly tough demands...

16th

JUL

Beware of Courier Fraud in Dorset

We've previously covered other scams that predominantly use telephone or email communications, encouraging you to hand over personal information or...

14th

JUL

How to Be More Efficient Using Your Android Device

Hidden away within the settings menu of your smartphone is a range of functions and features that you may not...

11th

JUL

Latest iOS Stops Police Skimming Your Phone

A little while ago, we posted about how an increasing number of police forces across the country could skim data...

9th

JUL

How to Avoid Buying a Fake Phone

Accidentally spending all your hard-earned cash on a fake phone might not be something that’s even on your radar, but...

6th

JUL

Google Hit by Yet Another Security Allegation

Users of popular internet browsers Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox could have unknowingly had their historic website browsing history leaked...

4th

JUL

Could Your Gmail Inbox Be Read by Third-Parties?

Google has this week issued a response to a worrying investigation into the Gmail platform's level of data privacy, providing...

2nd

JUL

Always Dropping Your Phone? Apple’s Next Idea Could Help You

If you’ve never dropped your smartphone and destroyed the screen, then you’re likely in the minority of smartphone owners. One...

29th

JUN

How to Switch off NFC If You’re Worried About Security

Near-field communication, otherwise known as NFC, is what enables our smartphones and other mobile devices to send data to each...

27th

JUN

Google Home and Chromecast Not Working? Don’t Panic

Smartphones have been around for well over a decade now and we’re getting to the point that most people can’t...

25th

JUN

Your Phone Battery Could Track Your Keystrokes

Researchers have revealed that your smartphone battery could be manipulated to reveal actions taken with your handset. This could include...

23th

JUN

How to Install Android P on Your Google Phone

Earlier this week, we looked at one of the impressive new features coming to the next version of Apple’s iPhone...

20th

JUN

Hackers Could Use Google’s Home Products to Find Your Address

A bug has been discovered in two of Google's smart home products, which could give away your exact location to...

18th

JUN

How Long Do You Spend on Your Phone?

How long do you spend on your phone on any given day? If you tried to guess the number of...

15th

JUN

Latest iOS Update Could Slow Down Your iPhone

The software powering the Apple iPhone range of smartphones is known as the iOS. This operating system also powers other...

13th

JUN

TSB Crisis: How It Affects You

UK banking giant TSB has been battered by a widespread IT crisis over the past month and a half, which...

11th

JUN

Don’t Be Fooled by The Latest WhatsApp Scam

Another WhatsApp scam is doing the rounds, targeting unsuspecting families with an appealing yet fake offer for theme park tickets....

30th

MAY

Windows 10 Laptop Not Charging? Here’s What to Do

Some users have reported a problem with their laptop chargers after updating to Microsoft's 'Windows 10 Spring 2018 Update'. The...

28th

MAY

How Google Lens Can Benefit Your Work and Personal Life

If you work in a software or tech-focused environment, then chances are you may already have encountered Google Lens through...

25th

MAY

Amazon Echo Accused of Sharing a Private Conversation

Several weeks ago, a family in Portland, Oregon, in the United States, reported an issue with their Amazon Echo smart...

23th

MAY

‘Sophisticated’ Scam Could Cost You Thousands

This week, the news has been awash with stories of victims who have been conned out of their hard-earned cash...

21th

MAY

Mobile Banking Set to Overtake Online Banking

Smartphones are becoming more and more capable by the day, allowing a great deal of control over a range of...

18th

MAY

How to Choose an SD Memory Card

When it comes to physical storage space on your Android smartphones and tablets, or indeed any digital cameras that you...

16th

MAY

Facebook Hit by Yet Another Data Breach

Facebook hasn’t had a good start to the year, with numerous problems coming to light in the past 6 months....

14th

MAY

Isle of Wight Residents Targeted by Phone Scam

Although many of the scams that we report on target people from around the country, there will often be scams...

11th

MAY

Google’s Voice Assistant is Getting a Makeover

Google's voice-activated Assistant has been continually improving and is now the main driver of the Google Home product, which has...

9th

MAY

Check Your iPhone Battery’s Health Status Now

Back in January this year, we reported on how Apple had admitted to slowing down the battery on older iPhones....

7th

MAY

5 Ways to Speed Up an Aging Android Device

Has your Android smartphone become dull and sluggish in its old age? If you're not ready to fork out money...

4th

MAY

5 Ways to Increase Space on Your Android

There are many reasons that you can quickly hit your storage capacity on a device. Android devices are typically far...

2nd

MAY

Apple’s Battery Price Promise Under Scrutiny

A little while ago, it came out that Apple was throttling the battery on older handsets, to prevent sudden shutdowns...

30th

APR

Avoid Getting Scammed When Buying a New or Used Device

If you've been following the news lately, then you might have heard about a Newcastle University student who was scammed...

28th

APR

The Latest Gmail Update: What’s New?

In March 2018, a company called litmus released an analysis of 1.03 billion email users, looking at overall market share...

25th

APR

Amazon's Newest Echo Device Can Babysit the Kids

Amazon already has a competitive portion of the smart home device market, with the Amazon Echo. There’s also the smaller,...

23th

APR

Biometric Scanning Tipped to Replace Contactless Payments

Several of the bigger players in the retail arena are investigating the use of biometrics as a means of authenticating...

20th

APR

In Depth Look at Police Tech Used to Unlock Your Phone

Recently, we talked about how the police were beginning to adopt powers that would allow them to skim data from...

18th

APR

The Latest WhatsApp Scam to Watch Out For

It's beginning to feel like we're posting about message or phone call-based scams on a regular basis, but it's little...

16th

APR

How to Print from Tablets or Phones Running Android

Printing something from a mobile device hasn’t always been the most straightforward process in the world. Previously, you might have...

14th

APR

Sophisticated New Phone Scam Targets Friends and Family

Technology is improving faster than ever and we have more ways than ever before to communicate. Unfortunately, this increase in...

12th

APR

Optimising the Space in Your Google Drive Account

Google offers a suite of applications that can be used for free, depending on the amount of functionality and storage...

9th

APR

Dropped Your Phone in Water? Here’s What to Do Next

One of the worst things that you can experience with your smartphone is the moment that you accidentally drop it...

6th

APR

Facebook Plagued by Further Security Revelations

We recently discussed how Facebook had allowed millions of people’s data, including that of their friends, was allowed to be...

4th

APR

Police Powers Allow Forces to Skim Data from Your Phone

There have been many past stories in the news about law enforcement agencies – both within the UK and abroad...

2nd

APR

5 Reasons to Switch to LED Smart Bulbs

Most bulbs are simple halogen or LED (Light-emitting Diode) varieties; the former is your average, traditional bulb, with a filament...

30th

MAR

Subscription Scam Removed from Google Play

You should always be wary of the applications that you download onto your phone. Although smartphones are typically less susceptible...

28th

MAR

How to Back Up Your Data Without Cost

Though a faulty device or clumsy accident can cost you all your precious files and photos in an instant, it's...

26th

MAR

5 New Features Coming to the Next Version of Android

Google are responsible for producing and releasing new iterations of the Android Operating System (Android OS), which follows a food-based...

23th

MAR

A Guide to Updating Your Facebook Privacy Settings

In the wake of the Cambridge Analytica issues that we wrote about on Wednesday, you might be wondering what you...

21th

MAR

Data Harvested from 50 Million Facebook Profiles in Major Breach

Over the past week, major corporation Facebook has come under fire for the illicit gathering of user information. The personal...

19th

MAR

Preventing and Unsubscribing from Unwanted Email

We’ve all been the recipients of unwanted emails at some point, whether they be regular marketing material from a recognised...

16th

MAR

How to Block Annoying Calls and Messages on an iPhone

Receiving unsolicited and unwanted text messages or phone calls can be irritating, and it's now easier than ever for your...

14th

MAR

The Pros and Cons of a Refurbished Phone

If you're the type of person that wants all the newest features and hardware, then you're going to have to...

12th

MAR

5 Common macOS Issues and How to Resolve Them

We’ve detailed some of the most common Mac problems that you could face when running one of these machines, particularly...

9th

MAR

Study Finds Android Loyalty to be Greater Than iOS

When it comes to owning a smartphone, the biggest platforms in the market are the Apple iOS and Android operating...

7th

MAR

How to Reinstall Your Windows Operating System

There are numerous justifications for reinstalling your Windows operating system (OS); for example, your computer could have been infected by...

5th

MAR

How a New Budget-Range Smartphone Could Steal Your Data

When you’re buying a new smartphone, there are a range of things that you expect, such as immaculate hardware, a...

3rd

MAR

What to Look for in a New Smartphone

Buying a new smartphone can be a stressful experience these days, particularly as many of the newer handsets are more...

1st

MAR

8 Awesome Galaxy S9 and S9+ Features You Should Know About

On the 16th March, Samsung will continue with their impressive line of handsets by releasing the latest iterations to the...

26th

FEB

Sending iMessages on an Android Phone

Android handsets can use a lot of the same applications as iPhones, and even when they can't, there's generally an...

25th

FEB

Update Your iOS to Avoid ‘Text Bomb’

Earlier this month, iPhone users faced a new issue that could potentially crash their phones, sticking them in a boot...

21th

FEB

How to Remove iPhone Speed Limitations in iOS 11.3

We’ve previously highlighted how Apple have admitted to slowing down older iPhones, when the handset’s battery has begun to age....

19th

FEB

Apple’s HomePod has Teething Problems

Though Apple is among the brand leaders of the smartphone industry, they are still catching up in other areas. When...

16th

FEB

New App from Facebook Installs Spyware on iPhones

Facebook has been promoting a feature called 'Protect', which is a Virtual Private Network (VPN) that routes your data through...

14th

FEB

The Google Pixel Lawsuit: What You Need to Know

If you were somebody who treated yourself to one of Google's first-generation phones, the Google Pixel, then you could be...

12th

FEB

Finding Your Graphics Card, Processor and RAM on a PC

There are several valid reasons for which you might want to find out the specification of certain components within your...

9th

FEB

Is it Worth Spending More on a Smartphone?

As evidenced through the sky-high price of the recently-released iPhone X, the price of leading smartphones is rising rapidly. For...

7th

FEB

How to Speed Up and Extend Your Old iPhone’s Lifespan

As we've discussed previously, your iPhone can begin to slow down towards the latter end of its lifespan, especially if...

5th

FEB

5 Ways to Speed Up Your Windows 10 Experience

Microsoft's Windows 10 is the latest OS (operating system) available to PC users. Though it's already quick to start up...

2nd

FEB

How to Stream Content on your TV Using Chromecast

For years, people have been connecting their computers and laptops to television screens via a HDMI cable. This is useful...

31th

JAN

Send Files Between your Android Phone and Windows PC

If you own both an Android smartphone and a Windows PC, then at some point you'll likely find yourself wanting...

29th

JAN

A Quick Guide to Google Assistant

We’ve previously looked at the smart home devices Amazon Echo and Google Home, and the benefits that they can bring...

26th

JAN

iPhone X: Hardware Issues & the Device's Future

In November 2017, Apple rolled out the iPhone X, pronounced the 'iPhone Ten', alongside their other new handsets, the iPhone...

24th

JAN

Secure Your Google Account with 2-Step Verification

In our modern world, digital cybercrime and fraud are constantly on the increase, which is why the security of your...

22th

JAN

Starbucks’ Security Breach and the Risks of Public WiFi

When the Chief Executive of a New York tech company logged onto his computer in a Buenos Aires outlet of...

19th

JAN

Keeping Yourself Secure with a Private Network on Mobile

A Virtual Private Network (VPN) can help to keep you secure whilst using a home or public internet connection. These...

18th

JAN

How to Locate a Misplaced Android or iOS Phone

The chances are that you have misplaced your Android or Apple smartphone at some point; you may have even permanently...

16th

JAN

NatWest Customers Targeted in Latest Text Scam

Fraudsters are at it once again, tricking personal banking customers into divulging their personal information. This time, they’re targeting customers...

15th

JAN

Are Game Apps Tracking your TV Habits?

If you’ve recently picked up a Google Home or Amazon Echo, then you may have already accepted that these smart...

13th

JAN

There's Still Time to Get Windows 10 for Free

Windows 10 is the newest operating system (OS) available to desktop PC users, and has been around since 2015. Although...

10th

JAN

Security Flaw in iOS 11 Update

A short while ago, we discussed smart home hubs Google Home and Amazon Echo, and the ways in which they...

9th

JAN

Do you need an anti-virus for your Android device?

Having an anti-virus program on your desktop computer is essential when you're running a Windows system, or even Mac nowadays,...

8th

JAN

Smartphones & Computers Affected by New Hardware Issue

The technology industry has been hit by a huge new security issue. This flaw allows malicious software, known as malware,...

2nd

JAN

Apple Admits to Slowing Down Old iPhones

For years, consumers have been swearing by their older iPhones becoming slower as they age; applications starting up more slowly,...

20th

DEC

How to Avoid Being Scammed by Untrustworthy Websites

How to Avoid Putting Details into Dodgy Sites Before you enter your username and password or credit card information into...

7th

DEC

How to Move Your Data From Android to iPhone

How to Move Your Data from Android to iPhone We recently published a guide on how to transfer your iOS...

7th

DEC

How to Set up Apple and Android Pay

Making Payments with your iPhone or Android Device Our smartphones have already taken over a great many functions that would’ve...

6th

DEC

How to Move Your Data From iPhone to Android

Switching from iOS to Android: A New User Guide With Christmas approaching, it’s one of the busiest times of the...

5th

DEC

Security Flaw Found on Macs

Mac Updated Required to Keep It Secure A rather large security issue has been uncovered in the latest macOS (Mac’s...

29th

NOV

Hackers Crack iPhone's New Face ID

Hackers crack latest Apple security feature: Face ID If you’ve ever owned an iPhone, then you’ll likely have unlocked it...

23th

NOV

User Preferences Ignored in Android Privacy Breach

User Preferences Ignored in Android Privacy Breach Smartphones use something called ‘location services’ for a range of purposes. When you...

22th

NOV

What do the Amazon Echo and Google Home Devices do?

The Growing Trend in Connected ‘Smart Homes’ As a country, our obsession with Black Friday is growing. This ‘shopping holiday’...

20th

NOV

How to set up parental controls on Android and iPhones

Setting Parental Controls in Android and iOS Though our kids shouldn’t ideally be glued to smartphones and tablets 24 hours...

17th

NOV

Connected Toys may have Security Flaws

As technology advances and connectivity between devices grows, security should always be a concern. You should never leave your personal...

15th

NOV

Automatic Compensation for Poor Landline & Broadband Service

Automatic Compensation for Poor Landline & Broadband Service For as long as we've had the internet, we've also had connectivity...

13th

NOV

Fake Asda Whatsapp Voucher

Avoiding the WhatsApp Supermarket Scam WhatsApp has fast become one of the best messaging apps available for all smartphone platforms,...

22th

MAR

How To Keep Your Children Safe Online

Simple Steps to Keep Your Children Safe Online You’re always there to protect to your kids from slips, trips and...

8th

MAR

Best Free Alternative Office Software

Best Free Alternative Office Software Microsoft Office is the most well-known software suite when it comes to word processing, putting...

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