Judy Sanhz

3 weeks ago | androidcentral.com | Namerah Saud Fatmi |Judy Sanhz

The best wireless chargers are fantastic to use since they save you the trouble of reaching for a traditional cable that's probably tangled up in your drawer. All you have to do with the wireless chargers is put them down and wait for your phone to charge. Ditch your cables and quit wearing out your phone's charging port by getting yourself a handy wireless charger. Sure, wired is faster, but now is a great time to make the switch, seeing as more and more phones ship without chargers these days.

Jan 17, 2025 | yahoo.com | Judy Sanhz

In a security alert, Microsft warned users how easy it is for hackers to distribute malware using their Outlook email client. Microsoft has already released a patch for the CVE-2025-21298 user-after-free vulnerability and urges users to apply it immediately. Microsoft gave the vulnerability a severity score of 9.8 (critical) since it uses freed memory and corrupts valid data, or parcels out malware remotely.

Jan 17, 2025 | digitaltrends.com | Judy Sanhz

You might want to start treating your web browser like you're always at work, at least if you want to use Microsoft's new Copilot Vision feature. The feature, which is natively built into Microsoft Edge, is able to "see what you see, and hear what you hear" as you navigate your browser, according to Microsoft's Executive Vice President Yusuf Mehdi. All of this AI snooping isn't for nothing.

Jan 14, 2025 | yahoo.com | Judy Sanhz

As if you didn’t already need plenty of reasons to finally upgrade to Windows 11, here’s yet another. The latest Windows 10 update, version KB5048239, isn’t just failing to install — it’s actually updating successfully over and over again. This is the update that Microsoft first released in November 2024 on 21H2 and 22H2. As TechRadar reports, the software giant is rereleasing it again this month. This installation loop affects various users and is part of Microsoft’s patching for January 2025.

Jan 14, 2025 | digitaltrends.com | Judy Sanhz

Microsoft is now establishing file-sharing support between iPhones and its Windows 11 or Windows 10 PCs. Users will be able to connect the devices with the brand’s Phone Link app and Link to Windows app to enable the function. Currently, the feature is available to Windows Insiders users for testing purposes. Microsoft has not shared other details about the iPhone to Windows file-sharing feature, just installation instructions.