For the past three decades, Toshiba has been a major player in the laptop market. Toshiba released their first laptop in 1985. Their famous T1100, which was sold in Europe, was one of the first laptops to make use of floppy disks. Based on their success with that model, they quickly expanded their operation and began selling laptops in the US … [Read more...] about Toshiba Will No Longer Make Laptops
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Windows 10 Update Gives Graphics Cards Users More Control
Good news for Technologous Cloud IT users! Microsoft recently announced some changes to Windows 10, giving users with multiple GPU's more control over their cards when running applications. Currently, Windows 10 decides which card to use on the fly, but in a preview of Build 20190, under settings Display Graphics Settings, there is a new … [Read more...] about Windows 10 Update Gives Graphics Cards Users More Control
New Damaging Phishing Attacks Are Targeting Pandemic SBA Loans
The CISA (Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency) has recently published an advisory, warning of a new phishing campaign that specifically targets business owners who have received pandemic relief in the form of loans from the Small Business Administration. Apparently, according to the advisory, the campaign was launched toward the end … [Read more...] about New Damaging Phishing Attacks Are Targeting Pandemic SBA Loans
Popular Adobe Programs Currently Have Many Security Issues
If you have Adobe Acrobat Reader or Lightroom installed on your computer, then you'll want to grab and install the latest security patch from the company, which addresses a whopping twenty-six serious security vulnerabilities. Eleven of the issues addressed are rated as "Critical" given that they allow an attacker to bypass security features on … [Read more...] about Popular Adobe Programs Currently Have Many Security Issues
Before Twitter Patch, Private Messages May Have Been Vulnerable
If you're a Twitter user, you should know that the company recently announced that they had addressed a serious security flaw that could have allowed hackers to gain direct access to Direct or Private Messages users sent via Twitter. If you seldom use that feature, then the impact on you would have been minimal in any case. If it's something you … [Read more...] about Before Twitter Patch, Private Messages May Have Been Vulnerable
Google Play Music Changing To YouTube Music By December 2020
Google has been planning to consolidate its holdings for a long while now, and part of that process includes doing away with Google Play Music and rolling it into YouTube Music. The company's original music service now has an official end of life date: December of 2020. Not to worry though, the company is keeping pricing the same, and you can … [Read more...] about Google Play Music Changing To YouTube Music By December 2020
