Firstly, you need your signature in digital form, preferably using a tablet PC with pen input. If you don’t have such a device to hand, sign on a white sheet of paper and take a photo of your signature using a scanner app.
Microsoft’s OneDrive app
The bells are ringing for Windows 10, and many users who have waited are now choosing to update to Windows 11. If you’re one of them, congratulations on continued security u
Being a tech editor and reviewer, I’ve dealt with decades worth of devices. That’s all well and good but the result is that I’ve accumulated an awful lot of cables that have ended up in a giant tangled heap. I’m talking about a thicket so dense and entwined it could rival the Amazon rainforest’s most inaccessible parts.
The cables that make up this pile com
For many of us, World Backup Day is a reminder that as protected as our data is, there’s always more we can do to safeguard it. If you aren’t utilizing the 3-2-1 rule – three copies, two storage types, and at least one offsite – then now is a great time to change that. One of the quickest and easiest ways to add an additional layer of data security is with a portable
TL;DR: Upgrade your PC to Windows 11 Pro for $14.97 before codes sell out (reg. $199). Fewer than 80 are le
Before we know it summer will be here, but don’t wait for the hotter days to arrive to realize that your pool is in a state of disarray. The Aiper Scuba X1, priced at $1,399, is an ideal solution to help get your pool ready for action.
The Scuba X1 is essentially the full
If you live in a more populated area, you likely check your doors before bed to make sure they’re locked. The same idea is worthwhile to apply to your vital online accounts, too—verifying that they’re secure.
In that vein, a periodic review of devices logged into your Google account is a good idea. If someone’s stolen your password, you should be aware of t
TL;DR: Create a white label w
I’ve been using Windows for as long as I can remember. It was on the very first PC I recall using, literally on my father’s knee. But I don’t need it anymore. That’s a weird thing to say as a writer for a site named PCWorld. But it’s been a long time coming, a slow mix of broad tech trends, feeling betrayed by multiple brands, and a little bit of intention on my part