What Is Mobile Device Management (MDM) Software? If you have a work phone, you probably have mobile device management (MDM) software installed. You may not know about it, but it’s there. Intended for IT departments to manage installed software, usage, internet access, and tracking, MDM tools may seem to be a privacy infringement. However, the main purpose is to protect the hardware asset, along with data stored and accessed via the device....

Why Does WinZip Still Exist in 2022? WinZip, WinRAR, and other archiving software are designed to compress files and save space. This software was first introduced when floppy drives had a maximum size of 1.44 MB, thus requiring the need for compression. Sign up forfree Forgot your password? Create an account *Required: 8 chars, 1 capital letter, 1 number By continuing, you agree to thePrivacy PolicyandTerms of Use.You also agree to receive our newsletters, you can opt-out any time....

8 Situations When Smartphone Photography Is King If you’re serious about photography, you’ll probably want to buy a digital camera. And if you already have one, you’ll know that the quality of photos it’s possible to take with these devices is nothing short of excellent. However, using a digital camera isn’t always the best choice. Sometimes, your smartphone’s convenience beats most of the benefits of using a proper camera. These scenarios can vary; safety might be paramount sometimes....

Google Chrome will protect your incognito tabs with your biometrics Incognito browsing may not prevent your internet provider and other parties from tracking you, but it does hide your history and your cookies from your regular browsing session. And soon, it may also be possible to hide your incognito tabs from other people handling your Android phone or tablet. Google has activated a new flag in thecurrent stable Chrome releasethat allows you to lock your currently open incognito tabs behind biometric authentication....

How Google Stadia developers are making the platform’s shutdown easier on gamers Stadia’s upcoming shutdown announcementtook us all by surprise, but none more so than game developers. Those working on Stadia games were given no warning of the shutdown, leaving the fate of many projects uncertain. Some developers were forced to cancel their projects outright, while others are scrambling to ensure players don’t lose access to in-game progress. So what’s happening to your favorite game?...

How to Fix the Microsoft Store Error Code 0x00000000 in Windows 10 & 11 Error code 0x00000000 is another of those Microsoft Store issues commonly reported on support forums. This error occurs when users seek to install new UWP apps or update ones already installed. The error 0x00000000 messages say, “Something unexpected happened” or “Try that again.” Users can’t download new apps or updates from the Microsoft Store in Windows 11/10 because of error 0x00000000....

How to Fix the “You Need to Format the Disk in Drive Before You Can Use It” Error on Windows We use external flash drives and hard disks on a regular basis for file transfer and sharing. While cloud sharing is gaining popularity, physical disk sharing is still best suited for large or personal files. You can connect multiple USB devices on your system at the same time and move data from one drive to others....

The Galaxy Z Fold 5 may get rid of the display crease by shedding a teardrop TheGalaxy Z Foldseries is comprised of Samsung’s most complexly-designed smartphones which are among thebest phonesyou can buy. Being foldable, a phone not only needs to pack a screen that can bend, but needs to ensure it can reliably fold and unfold without damaging itself. As such, the Fold has had to iterate through some cracked and creasy growing pains, but we may see some relief from these aches with the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 5 if we’re to believe some new intelligence coming out of South Korea....

Weekend poll: What were your favorite announcements at Google I/O? Google I/Ohas come and gone, leaving us waiting impatiently for next May. This year’s event was chock full of announcements, from new hardware through 2023 and beyond to updates to some of your most-used apps and services. Plus, we finally got a more in-depth look at Android 13, currently shaping up as a worthy upgrade from last year’s big redesign. Only one question remains: what announcements got you the most excited?...

What’s Inside a Bank Card? Although bank cards have existed for over a century, their current form was only introduced in the 1950s. But, despite looking the same through the decades, that doesn’t mean that the good and old plastic money hasn’t learned some new tricks since then. Nowadays, bank cards can do so much more, which shows in their internals. What used to be simple plastic and a magnetic stripe has since become far more advanced....

Why Does Task Manager List Unrelated Processes Under Microsoft Edge? The Windows Task Manager is an important tool for gathering a summary of your system performance, so it’s crucial that this tool does its job properly. You may have noticed that some processes get sorted underneath program headings that they shouldn’t, such as Microsoft Edge. Let’s have a look at why this error occurs, and how we might fix it....

Xiaomi 13 series gets a revised launch date The Xiaomi 13 series wasscheduled to go official on December 1 with an iPhone-like design. It was also going to be the Chinese smartphone maker’s first smartphone lineup featuring Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip. However,Xiaomi had to postpone the launch eventat the last minute following the death of the former President of the People’s Republic of China, Jiang Zemin. At that time, the company did not announce a new date for the event....

Your next Google TV remote may never need a battery replacement Android TVs and devices like theChromecast with Google TVuse Bluetooth LE remotes so that you can speak commands to your big screen — but the downside is that these use more power than traditional IR remotes or even RF-based controllers like the forsaken Logitech Harmony series, so you end up having to swap out batteries way more frequently than you did in the pre-smart TV days....