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Yesterday, Microsoft confirmed to re prioritize its Windows 10X development, its Chrome OS competitor for single screen and dual screen devices. Windows 10X, which was announced back in 2019, was originally for dual devices like

Reportedly, the Microsoft is going to end support for Adobe Flash in its Windows 10 operating system this July. This indicates that Adobe Flash is reaching its end of life, even the Adobe itself as

The content consumption and news reading, now become the mostly talked sensation in modern tech world. Although, this started initially with social platforms, but not revolutionizing with modern devices as well. Alike what Google has

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Several severe vulnerabilities have been detected in Nvidia graphics processing unit (GPU), the major one being the CVE-2021-1074. The vulnerability CVE-2021-1074 is under analysis. At current, what we have the information is that the Nvidia

According to a research by Check Point Software Technologies, the malware analyst named Omer Hofman has indicated that Telegram is becoming a hub for threat actor’s activity. Even whatsapp has brought new policies and settings

Reportedly, the Windows 10 users now able to access Linux GUI apps without using a virtual machine after the addition of support to Windows Subsystem for Linux. “The Windows Subsystem for Linux now includes a

Speaking about Windows 10 App Store, It’s formerly called as Windows Store which was first released with windows 8 back in 2012. This store was actually the main destination for applications, but even though this

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Twenty-eight cryptocurrency addresses were sanctioned this week allegedly associated with entities and individuals that have links to Russian cyber-attacks or election interference. The sanctions were introduced by US government in an executive order from the