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10 Bad Excuses to Upgrade Your iPhone
Getting a new iPhone is exciting but it’s also expensive and, a lot of the time, totally unnecessary. The latest features can seem tempting, and it’s easy to get swept up in the hype and make an unwise purchasing decision. If you’re trying to save money or reduce waste, here are 10 common excuses that sound like good reasons to…
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It’s been a bad week for ransomware operators
Hundreds of servers have been taken down as part of an international law enforcement operation against ransomware groups. Coordinated by Europol and Eurojust, the action saw key infrastructure dismantled over the last week, with 300 servers taken down, 650 domains neutralized, and nearly two dozen international arrest warrants issued. In a statement confirming the campaign, Europol revealed more than €3.5…
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10 bad default settings you need to change in Windows – Computerworld
Windows default #3: Hidden extensions Everyone should have file extensions visible on Windows. It’s crazy they’re not enabled by default in 2025. This isn’t just a geeky thing — it’s important for security. This will help you distinguish between a virus named Report.pdf.exe and a real document named Report.pdf. To unhide file extensions in Windows 11, launch File Explorer, click…
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Q&A: Ernst & Young exec details the good, bad and future of genAI deployments
Betting that generative artificial intelligence (genAI) is top of mind for every IT manager and corporate executive would be a smart move. An equally smart take would be to realize that most organizations still remain reticent to fully embrace the technology and its automation capabilities. Given the AI hallucinations, output errors, organizational data fragmentation and a lack of skilled IT…
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Phones Are More Powerful Than Ever, So Why Are Mobile Games Still So Bad?
For a long time, the dominant narrative for why mobile games sucked was that phones are simply not powerful enough to run high-end games. But we’re now at a point where flagship phones are more capable than older gaming consoles, so why has mobile gaming not kept pace? Most People Don’t Buy High-End Flagships Modern flagships like the iPhone 16…
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Roborock Qrevo Curv S5X review: The good, the bad, and the dusty!
One aspect that frustrates me about robot vacuum cleaners is their demanding maintenance routines, especially those with mopping capabilities that need constant attention. Sure, you can solve this problem by investing in a model with a self-cleaning docking station, but prepare for your wallet to feel significantly lighter. A prime example is Roborock’s Qrevo Curv […] Source link
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Solo Leveling Live-Action: Here’s Why I Think It’s a Bad Idea
Solo Leveling Season 2 has consistently broken its own record with each episode, especially the ones featuring the Jeju Island Arc. We all know that the manhwa has already enjoyed a huge fandom, but the arrival of its anime adaptation has further contributed to its popularity. Considering the fanfare it garnered, the creators announced a Solo Leveling live-action project on…
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10 bad Windows habits you need to break (and what to do instead) – Computerworld
On Windows 11, search for “Explorer” at the top of the window. On Windows 10, you will have to hunt down “explorer.exe” in the list. Right-click the explorer.exe process and select “Restart.” Windows will restart the Explorer process that handles the desktop, taskbar, and File Explorer windows —this can fix a bunch of issues, and save you from a full…
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Will There Be ‘Bad Boys 5’? All Leaks and Speculations
“Bad Boys, Bad Boys, What You Gonna Do When They Come For You.” This title track was on the mind of every person who watched Bad Boys when the movie first came out in 2003, and since then, generation after generation has been grooving on this track. Most recently, Bad Boys: Ride or Die, the fourth installment of the franchise,…
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AI is helping bad bots take over the internet
Automated bot traffic has surpassed human online activity for the first time in a decade, according to research from Imperva, accounting for 51% of all web traffic. The 2025 Bad Bot Report found that automated threats continue to rise, with malicious bots now making up 37% of all internet traffic. Attackers are able to create more advanced and evasive bots…
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