Microsoft to Hike Microsoft 365, Office 365 Business Prices in March 2022

Microsoft 365 is one of the most essential tools for many businesses across the globe. It allows professionals to do their job more efficiently. Unfortunately, the Redmond-based tech giant has finally decided to increase the prices of its “Microsoft 365” and “Office 365” subscription plans. The new plan with 25 percent increased prices will go into effect on 1^st March 2021. It’s important to note that it’s the very first significant update in pricing since the Microsoft 365 launch. Continue reading →

Noise-Cancelling Headphones – The Top 8

The number of people working from home is increasing more than ever because of the COVID-19 pandemic. It comes with many benefits such as choosing whatever outfit you want and taking little breaks for snacks. But it also comes with many challenges as well and one of the biggest ones is to keep yourself from the hubbub that your family members create.

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Thousands of Australians Targeted by FluBot Malware Phone Scam

Have you received weird messages lately? You’re not alone! Every year, thousands of Australians get targeted by scammers, whether online or through text or mail. One recent scam that has made headlines in Australia this year is the FluBot malware phone scam. The malware focuses on harvesting victims’ personal information. Read on to learn more about this dangerous malware.

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A Security Comparison Between DuckDuckGo and Google

Privacy has become one of the most concerning issues in this era of technology. Every day, we hear news about hacking and privacy breaches with stolen private information, personal credentials, and email accounts. According to Statista, only in 2020 more than 155.8 million people were affected by all sorts of data exposures. The growth of tech giants such as Google has been the focus of many of these privacy issues. It has allowed new players to emerge in the market with privacy-focused functionality and features. DuckDuckGo is one such example that offers enhanced privacy and operates as an alternative to Google. This article will discuss DuckDuckGo vs. Google in detail and how you can maximize your privacy. Continue reading →

7 Most Common Printer Problems and How to Fix them!

It’s very frustrating when your printer fails to perform the one job it has. In addition, if you have a faulty multifunction printer that also takes care of your copying and scanning needs, then it also affects your productivity and wastes time. However, you can solve some of the most common problems a printer faces without a little DIY printer knowledge.

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ACCC Accuses Telstra, Optus, and TPG for Allegedly Misleading Customers

Telstra and Optus are two of the biggest telecommunication companies and TPG is the second largest internet provider in Australia. The competitions regulator of Australia ACCC (Australian Competition and Consumer Commission) accused these companies of allegedly misleading thousands of their customers regarding the NBN max speed.
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Razer Zephyr N95 RGB Mask: Project Hazel

The E3 2021 event of Razer took place recently. The company revealed many products such as the updated Raptor 27-inch gaming monitor and “Razer blade 14” laptop equipped with AMD Ryzen 9 processor. However, the most interesting announcement of the event was the confirmation of Project Hazel.
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7 Ways To Reduce Your Digital Carbon Footprint

Undoubtedly, the internet has had a significant impact on our world forever. It is now part of our everyday life, and it makes us more productive and connective. The internet is also there to keep us entertained all day long. However, at the same time, all the online actions we take and new devices we purchase need an ample amount of power, the majority of which are from power stations burning fossil fuels.

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Apple New Child Safety Features

Historically, Apple has been at the forefront of fighting for the prevalence of privacy and user freedom, especially under constitutional guidelines. More recently, though, the tech legend has come under fire for its new privacy features related to Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM).

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Telstra to Make Public Payphone Calls Around Australia Free

In a landmark move that has come into effect last Tuesday, the Australian telecommunications giant Telstra has declared that it’ll provide free-of-cost public payphone services for local and national calls all over Australia.

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