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There are plenty of note-taking apps on Windows, but the native Sticky Notes app has always been my go-to for jotting down thoughts on the fly. But while this productivity superstar remained the same for years, a mid-2024 Sticky Note update changed the game.

Most movie and TV streaming services allow you to create multiple user profiles. However, most of us don't make the most of this option, as creating and maintaining multiple profiles on your streaming service(s) of choice can help you find the content you want to watch faster and more easily than it otherwise would be.

With support for Windows 10 ending in October 2025, Microsoft is growing increasingly desperate to force people to upgrade to Windows 11. Its latest trick? To use a classic scare tactic, making people think they need to act quickly or else.

As one of the most popular website builders in the world, WordPress has yet again become a target for malware. Though security researchers are still trying to work out how certain sites became infected, there are ways to check if your WordPress site is one of the victims, and to defend against any imminent attacks.

Logging into a website using the "Sign In With Google" option is really convenient, to the point where you may have used it hundreds of times already. However, researchers have found that using the feature as an employee for a business opens you up to potential privacy breaches, and worst of all, there isn't a fix for it yet

States like Texas, Minnesota and North Carolina host annual beer competitions that celebrate the best pours from local breweries. Given Colorado’s reputation as the “state of craft beer,” brewers here believe a similar contest is warranted to toast an industry that bolsters the local economy to the tune of $2.5 billion per year. That sentiment is what inspired the new Colorado Brewers Cup, a first-of-its-kind competition organized by the state brewers guild.