Most of us know the drill of getting an antivirus program up and running or relying on the built-in security protections that come with our computers, but there are some less well-known threats that it's important to look out for too. Here's how to stay safe.
Nowadays, learn to code is doesn’t have to entail shelling out for a pricey degree-earning program. With the Full Stack Programmer Bundle, you can master programming with essential tools like JavaScript, Python, and more, all without taking out thousands in student loans.
Many old computers sit around gathering dust because owners are too lazy to clear everything off them, so they can finally be sold or recycled. But the task is actually much easier than you might think. Here's how to get an old desktop or laptop ready to move out of your home.
Maybe you picked up a Raspberry Pi for the holidays, or you've been sitting on one of the super versatile, palm-sized computers for a while now. If you've been wondering how to get started with yours, or what you could build that's worthwhile, here are ten great ideas.
Do you know why a patch is called a patch? Today I learned this awesome coding history fact.
Photoshop is the premier imaging software on the market, and it’s a skill many employers value in job candidates. That’s why picking up the Become a Photoshop Pro Bundle is a smart move, thanks to its 22 hours of top-notch Photoshop training.
We previously saw strong signs that Microsoft was working on a "game mode" for Windows 10, but it wasn't exactly clear what that mode would do. Microsoft has since provided some details, via platform engineering head Mike Ybarra.
Considering how big tech has become, programming is definitely one of the most in-demand skillsets on the job market. And with the Complete Web Programming Bundle, you can shore up your programming skills and take the first step towards a lucrative app building career.
Wi-Fi is one of the most useful and important parts of using a computer and yet it's also one of the most frustrating. If you're plagued by slow speeds, bad reception, and other Wi-Fi issues, here are 10 ways you can power up the Wi-Fi in your home.
From robotics to medicine and even self-driving cars, machine learning is playing a big role in today’s scientific breakthroughs. And with the Machine Learning & AI for Business Bundle, you can hone your skills to help pioneer the next wave of AI tech.
The Star Wars prequels aren't known for having the most insightful dialogue, but one Chinese bootleg could turn that all around. In the words of our favourite Lord Vader: "Do not want!"
In front of thousands, the pitch sounded good. Bring PC gaming to the hundreds of millions who can't, or haven't experienced it before. It's a sensible, reasonable goal for a publicly listed company like NVIDIA to aim at. And the idea of putting a gaming PC in the cloud has a certain logic to it.
Problem is, we've been here before. It didn't work. And even if the streaming technology was sound, it still wouldn't work for Australians.
In the wake of recent cyberattacks on Sony and even during the U.S. presidential election, it’s clear that cybercriminals can deal crushing blows to virtually anyone. So, it’s no wonder why demand is skyrocketing for cybersecurity experts, and you can join their ranks with the Comprehensive Cyber Threat Analysis training bundle.
The Intel Compute Card is tiny. It has a motherboard, memory, storage, Wi-Fi radio and can even pack Intel's latest Kaby Lake processor. Yet it's only about with size and thickness of a few credit cards. You insert it into any dumb monitor and instantly have a computer as powerful as your laptop.
Look, I love my Macbook, but Apple's products are often (rightly) criticised for being too expensive. We finally have an explanation for the huge price gouge customers have come to expect: They're made with literal money!
We had a close look at Dell's new "2-in-1" 13-inch XPS notebook a few days ago. It's mostly the same as Dell's standard XPS 13, with the biggest difference being its ability to become a tablet. Previously, only US pricing was available, but now the product is up on Dell's Australian site and well, the mark-up isn't pretty.
You know what the laptop needed to make it better? It doesn't need better battery life or to be lighter or thinner. It needs three goddamn 4K displays strapped onto one device. At least that is what Razer thinks, and having played with its new concept device, Project Valerie, I've got to say, I'm down with having a laptop that's thick as a brick so long as it has three 17.3-inch monitors built in. That's a lot of pixels.
