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News
You Can Now Get Microsoft Outlook for Free on Mac
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Microsoft Outlook is a paid application that is normally available through Microsoft 365. That’s now changing, as Microsoft is opening up Outlook for Mac to everyone.
Cyber Security
1Password Password Manager Review: One Password to Rule Them All?
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1Password is a well-known password manager with a solid reputation and a good track record. Is it the right pick for you, though? I took a long, hard look at 1Password to see how it works and if it stands up to the competition.
Invest in Comprehensive Security With 1Password for Businesses & Teams [SPONSORED]
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Managing a team and ensuring the security of your essential data is a crucial part of your business’s success. Instead of creating several strong and unique passwords and making sure team members can access them, 1Password provides a convenient and secure single sign-on integration your business can rely on.
Microsoft
Microsoft Word Finally Has a “Paste as Plain Text” Shortcut
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Microsoft Word has some keyboard shortcuts that don’t make much sense anymore, especially when it comes to pasting as plain text (as opposed to a regular paste). Microsoft is hoping to fix that with a Word update in the works.
Microsoft Word Is Adding Keyboard Shortcuts for Zooming
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Microsoft Word has offered a slider for zooming in and out of documents for many years, but there’s never been convenient keyboard shortcuts for zooming. That’s finally changing.
This New Office Feature Will Fix Your Bad Document Colors
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We’ve all seen yellow text on a white PowerPoint slide, purple headers on a dark Word file, or other examples of documents that are too hard to read. A new assistant feature coming to Microsoft Office apps aims to stop people from going too wild with the color picker.
Apple
Why Is My iPhone Charging So Slow?
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There are a handful of common reasons why your iPhone isn’t charging as fast as expected. Let’s look at what does (and doesn’t) impact how fast your iPhone charges and some tips to help you charge it faster.
What Is Apple’s Freeform App and How Do You Use It?
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Apple now includes an app called Freeform on the iPhone, iPad, and Mac. So what exactly does this app do, what is it good for, and can you delete it?
Useful Information
How Countries Censor and Control the Internet
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The internet is not so free as it seems: even outside of authoritarian countries like China and its Great Firewall, many people are routinely denied access to sites that have content authorities deem harmful. How do these blocks work, though? What methods do governments employ to control the web?
FAQ of the Week
Why Does a Formatted Drive Have Less Space Than Advertised?
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A gallon of milk is a gallon of milk, but a terabyte of hard drive space may not be what it says on the box! The difference between advertised and reported drive capacities is easy to explain.