Hackers have been detected breaking into popular verified Facebook pages and using them to run ads on the social media behemoth distributing malware. Social consultant Matt Navarra first spotted the malicious campaign, outlining the danger on Twitter. Navarra noted whoever is behind the campaign first targeted popular Facebook pages (one of the victims has more … Read more
Recent rumors point to a Canon RF-S lens in the mold of the Canon EF-M 11-22mm f/4-5.6 IS STM in the pipeline. There’s no strong leaks regarding key specs, but an ultra-wide angle lens is what Canon’s excellent APS-C mirrorless cameras really need to realize their potential. While the Canon EOS R7 is one of … Read more
It’s almost Google IO time again, and Google IO 2023 looks set to be the most significant of these events in years. We’re expecting a host of announcements around Google hardware, software, and services, and we’re counting down the days to Wednesday, May 10 and the show’s main keynote presentation. Google IO, like Apple’s WWDC, … Read more
If you’ve used Windows 10 or Windows 11 for any amount of time online, you’ve probably tried to download your favorite web browser at some point and seen the intrusive message from Windows reminding, cajoling, and otherwise pleading with you to reconsider that Google Chrome download and just give Microsoft Edge a chance. If you’re … Read more
Microsoft appears to be pushing forward with its Windows 11 widget masterplan in recent times, and here’s yet another piece of evidence to that end. Zac Bowden, a well-known leaker of Windows Central fame, tells us that his sources within Microsoft have said that Windows 11 users will be given the ability to pin widgets … Read more
Do you like ads in your Gmail account? No? Well, too bad because it looks like we’re going to get even more. Screenshots from across the internet show users getting way more ads than usual on Gmail for desktop and mobile. Advertisements are nothing new to Gmail, but they’re normally tucked away at the top … Read more