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    Why Software Updates Matter and How to Turn On Automatic Updates

    ByMichael October 28, 2026October 28, 2026

    Most of us have tapped “remind me later” on an update alert. The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) says that is worth a second thought. Many software updates are created to fix security risks, and keeping software up to date is an easy way to stay safer online. This guide explains why software…

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    How to Check For Data Breach and What to Do Next

    ByMichael October 28, 2026

    Data breaches are now a routine part of online life. Companies you have never thought about may hold your email address, your password or more, and any of them can be hacked. You cannot undo a breach, but you can limit the damage. This guide shows how to check if your data was breached, and…

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    How to Save Mobile Data on iPhone and Android: 8 Simple Steps

    ByMichael October 27, 2026

    Mobile data costs money, and a plan can disappear faster than you expect. Apps refresh in the background, videos stream in high quality, and cloud services sync without asking. The good news is that both Apple and Google built tools to help. Here is how to save mobile data on iPhone and Android in eight…

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  • iPhone Duo Screen Cracks: iFixit Teardown Finds a Clue
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    iPhone Duo Screen Cracks: iFixit’s Teardown Points to a Hinge Clue and a 5/10 Repair Score

    ByMichael October 27, 2026

    iFixit has published its teardown of the iPhone Duo, Apple’s first foldable, and it may have found a clue to the screen cracks some owners are reporting. In its teardown, the repair specialists give the phone a provisional 5 out of 10 for repairability, the highest score they have given a foldable. The key word is…

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    Ramp’s $60 Billion Valuation Explained: How a Corporate Card Startup Became an AI Finance Platform

    ByMichael October 26, 2026

    Ramp, the expense management company, announced on October 15 that it had raised $1.85 billion in a funding round that values it at $60 billion. TechCrunch reports that this comes just four months after Ramp raised $750 million at a $44 billion valuation. The round is still one of the biggest startup stories of the month. It…

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  • OLED iPad Mini: $699, A20 Pro Chip and What Apple Left Out
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    Apple’s OLED iPad Mini Costs $699: Specs, Price, Release Date and What Is Missing

    ByMichael October 26, 2026

    Apple has announced the first iPad mini with an OLED display, and calls it the tablet’s biggest update ever. MacRumors reports that pre-orders open on Wednesday, October 28, at 10:10 a.m. Pacific Time, and the first units arrive on Friday, November 6. In the US, it starts at $699. It is the first of a series of…

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    How to Use Passkeys: A Beginner’s Guide to Ditching Passwords

    ByMichael October 23, 2026

    Passwords are hard to remember, easy to reuse and easy to steal. Passkeys offer a safer alternative. At CYBERUK 2026, the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) announced that it will begin recommending passkeys wherever a service supports them, and two-step verification where it does not. This guide explains what passkeys are and how to use them,…

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  • AI-Linked layoffs
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    AI-Linked Layoffs Top 100,000 as Banks Join Big Tech, Reuters Tally Shows

    ByMichael October 23, 2026

    Companies from Microsoft to Barclays have announced layoffs this year that they link to AI, according to a Reuters factbox. In its latest update on October 22, Reuters lists AI-linked layoffs announced since October 2025, with job losses emerging in the sectors most exposed to automation.Reuters does not print a total. Adding the 31 entries that…

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    How to Spot a Phishing Email: 7 Warning Signs and What to Do

    ByMichael October 21, 2026

    Phishing is when criminals try to get you to open harmful links, emails or attachments that ask for your personal information or infect your device. The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) explains in its phishing guide that these messages can arrive by email, text, social media message or phone call. They are usually designed…

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    PHP2Shell: Two Critical PHP Flaws Found With AI Put Millions of Websites at Risk

    ByMichael October 21, 2026

    PHP released emergency security updates on Wednesday, October 21, fixing two critical flaws that can let an attacker run code on a web server without logging in. Wiz Research, which helped find them, says every PHP version released in the past decade is affected by at least one flaw, going back to PHP 5.4. Researchers have…

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    Zero-Click Spyware Was Delivered Through Online Ads to Al Jazeera Devices, Citizen Lab Says

    ByMichael October 16, 2026

    Researchers at the University of Toronto’s Citizen Lab say they have found the first public technical proof of zero-click spyware delivered through online ads. In a report published October 15, they say devices at Al Jazeera were infected with spyware from Candiru, an Israeli vendor, after targeted ads loaded. Al Jazeera condemned the attack as an…

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    FTC Demands Safety Incident Records From OpenAI and Anthropic

    ByMichael October 16, 2026

    The US Federal Trade Commission(FTC) has sent civil investigative demands to OpenAI and Anthropic, seeking records on AI safety incidents. Gizmodo, relaying a scoop from Axios that cites a person familiar with the matter, reports that the demands went out on Wednesday, October 14. A civil investigative demand works like a subpoena. AI Weekly notes that it…

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    How to Read a Startup Funding Announcement: 7 Terms Explained in Plain English

    ByMichael October 15, 2026

    Startup announce new funding almost every day, and the headlines are full of jargon. A single line can mention a Series D, a post-money valuation and an annualized run rate. Once you know seven terms, you can read any funding announcement with confidence. We will use Modal’s October 14 announcement as a live example. 1. The Round…

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