Just as quickly as a security flaw was found and noted in Intel clips, major tech companies stepped up to the plate to fix it. Companies such as Apple, Microsoft, and Google have implemented software patches to eliminate the risk of the ZomebieLoad security flaw. Read on to find out if your system is now protected or if there is something you need to do to rectify the problem. Protect Your Data from ZombieLand The ZombieLoad security flaw affected nearly every Intel chip in computers that were released from 2011 and beyond. The technical name for the flaw is microarchitectural data sampling (MDS). It’s similar… Read more
As a kind of follow-on article to our previous post (in which we went in to quite a bit of detail reviewing the best-selling WordPress X Theme on Themeforest), we got in contact with Theme.co (the company behind the theme) to ask if they happen to have any nice examples of X Theme in action…. View Article
If you have your Xbox One hooked up to your living room TV, the amount of time you get to play games could be left up to the rest of the family. What happens when somebody wants to watch TV? Normally, you’d be left to wait your turn, but thanks to Xbox game streaming, there’s another way. All you need is a spare Windows 10 PC and a decent connection between your Xbox One and your router to be able to stream and play your Xbox One games while you sit at your PC. Here’s how to do it. Enable Xbox Game Streaming Before you… Read more
Running out of space on your Mac isn’t fun. Even worse, you often find out that you’re running out of space at the worst times. Sure, you can randomly start uninstalling apps, but it’s better to check your disk space and figure out which is taking up space in the first place. Actually figuring out what is taking up the most space isn’t as easy as you might think. Depending on what you’re trying to search, there are a fair number of tools that may solve your problem. Built-in macOS Tools There are a few tools to help you manage disk space built into macOS…. Read more
Running out of space on your Mac isn’t fun. Even worse, you often find out that you’re running out of space at the worst times. Sure, you can randomly start uninstalling apps, but it’s better to check your disk space and figure out which is taking up space in the first place. Actually figuring out what is taking up the most space isn’t as easy as you might think. Depending on what you’re trying to search, there are a fair number of tools that may solve your problem. Built-in macOS Tools There are a few tools to help you manage disk space built into macOS…. Read more
