Google will warn you if you try to open a sketchy-looking file in Google Docs, Slides, or Sheets Google has been doubling down on its efforts to keep its services free of malware and other suspicious files.At last year’s Google Cloud Next conference, the company promised to take steps to combat malicious content online, and more recently, those efforts started to materialize in a more visible way, with Google addingwarnings to suspicious files and documentson Google Drive....

How Disney+ Could Change Doctor Who in the Future Stock Photo ID: 1967444905 Doctor Who is getting ready for an international release thanks to a deal between BBC and Disney. However, it seems like this deal will give Disney more control than it was initially thought, which could change the franchise we know and love. Here’s everything you need to know. BBC Makes a Deal With Disney In October 2022,BBC announcedthat it had made a deal with Disney to give the entertainment giant global rights to one of the longest-running TV shows in existence, Doctor Who....

How to Present Your Career Journey on PowerPoint Talking about your career journey is a nerve-wracking exercise, whether in an interview or presenting to a large audience. You can make this process much more exciting by narrating your journey as a story. A story that contains facts, figures, anecdotes, and more stories to illustrate your knowledge, experience, expertise, conflict resolution techniques, and insights. Here’s how you can harness the power of PowerPoint to present your career journey as an interesting story:...

Raspberry Pi Pico vs. Arduino Nano: Which Is Best for Your Project? In the exciting world of microcontrollers, finding the right balance between size and processing power for your embedded electronics project is a top priority. When looking for this match, Arduino Nano and Raspberry Pi Pico are two popular choices that often come to mind. Unfortunately, the specific needs of your project may not be apparent to you until you’re knee-deep in the implementation process....

Twitter says governments have made more account data requests than ever before Twitter might be one lightning rod of social media platform these days, but if there’s one topic Elon Musk’s attempt to buy out the platform andhis subsequent attempt to abort the purchasehas put to the forefront, it’s got to be “free speech.” As a corporate-owned entity, it doesn’t need to be a bastion of it, but given the rollercoaster of developments it’s been on, it’d like to show that it does care....

How to Export Firefox Bookmarks and Store Them Safely While browsing online, you may stumble upon websites or pages that interest you, that you’ll like to save and read later. You can do this using bookmarks. All modern browsers have a bookmarks feature, Firefox included. Your Firefox bookmarks can be exported and downloaded for use in other browsers like Chrome or Edge. This way, your bookmarks follow you irrespective of your browser preferences....

How to Fix Error Code 0x80d03801 in Microsoft Store on Windows PC Introduced by Microsoft following the huge success of AppStore, the handy Microsoft Store app has since become a huge success for getting all your apps in one place. However, it’s not completely free from errors. For example, one of the ways users face difficulties with the app is in the form of error code 0x80d03801 on Windows. If you were trying to download an app and got hit by this error, don’t panic....

SiteGround Opens New Data Center in Madrid, Spain: Why Server Location Matters SiteGround, a leading web hosting provider, has announced the opening of a new data center location in Madrid, Spain. This expansion is a follow-up to the 2020 decision to partner with Google and begin using Google Cloud for part of the SiteGround hosting infrastructure. The Madrid facility represents SiteGround’s seventh data center, joining locations in the Netherlands, Singapore, London, Sydney, Frankfort, and the United States....

Spark arrives for Windows users, brings new email features to Premium users In the short time since its Android debut in 2019, the Spark email app has accrued a loyal fan base. We consider it one ofthe best email apps for Androidas it’s backed by regular feature updates and strong developer support. With its latest batch of updates, Spark is introducing a new look, some new tools, and a much-needed Windows app....

Stadia has one last game for you and it’s coming from Google We’re mere days away from Google shutting down Stadia. The company announced it wouldkill offthe cloud gaming platform last year in a moveabsolutely no onesaw coming, but the axe wouldn’t fall right away. It’s been a tortured path towards January 18th, but believe it or not, games havestillbeen coming out for Stadia. Now, Google has released what will double as the service’s very last title as well as a loving goodbye note to all its loyal fans....

The Xiaomi 13 series is going official this week with an iPhone-like design Xiaomi phones may not have any official US presence, but they’re still very much on our radar, and the top-end Xiaomi 12 series made it big in Europe and other international markets, going head-to-head withsome of the best flagshipsout there. TheXiaomi 12 Prowas quite impressive in its own right and left us hopeful about its follow-up. That sequel is finally going official this week, with the Xiaomi 13 and 13 Pro set to debut with some major camera upgrades in partnership with Leica....

Twitter has finally shared the world’s first publicly edited tweet For years, pretty much everyone who’s used Twitter has been asking for an edit button, so we could correct embarrassing typos and backtrack on accidentally tagging the wrong people, all without deleting a tweet and starting fresh. Earlier this year, though, that pipe dream finally started to feel possible, asTwitter acknowledged it was developing an edit feature. We’re still not sure when you’ll have the chance to use it yourself, but the official Twitter Blue account justput out a tweetthat shows editing in action....

What Is Vendor Email Compromise and How Can You Protect Against It? All businesses rely on email to some extent. Email based attacks against businesses are therefore a powerful tool for cybercriminals. They are also difficult to protect against because they only require one person in a company to interact with, and fall for, them. Phishing emails are the most obvious. During a phishing attack, an employee is asked to click on a link and their password is stolen when they do so....