
Many arbitrary holidays exist (Tin Can Day, anyone?) but World Password Day is one that the PCWorld Staff fully supports. We’re all for ditching weak passwords—especially


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Today, a new law took effect in Utah, requiring websites to verify the ages of users attempting to view adult content. In response, the ultra-popular PornHub and numerous other… adult sites went dark in Utah, replacing the NSFW videos you’d normally expect to see with a message decrying government overreach and proposed compromises.
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Microsoft Edge, the default web browser that comes pre-installed on approximately 1.4 billion Windows PCs, is pretty darn good. Over the last few years Microsoft has invested a lot of time and money in expanding its features to compete with Chrome. So it’s a shame

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iDrive is trying something a little different in cloud backups: Backing up your entire Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 storage, for only $20 per year per computer.
Confused? Then let’s, er, back up. IDrive is one of our most highly r

Managing passwords is pain. Tools exist to help (like password managers) but staying on top of them remains dreary work.
But a new system for securing accounts is filtering through the web—passkeys. They take away a lot of the burden associated w


AMD announced four new processors within its Ryzen Mobile 7040 series, taking more steps toward what AMD believes will eventually be a future full of artificial intelligence-enhanced PCs powered by its XDNA AI architecture.
Two of these new chips include Ryzen AI, hardware AI logic supported by new instructions. That said, you’ll want to buy laptops b