Observers react to the president’s call to action on surveillance, data accumulation, “big tech platforms” and that the FTC can establish rules against unfair competition on internet marketplaces.
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What Windows 11 means for Windows on Arm, and why it will bring more big name apps
Making it easier for developers to port apps to Arm at their own speed without losing the convenience of emulation should make Windows on Arm more credible.
Our Favorite Air Purifier for Large Rooms Is on Sale
The Coway Airmega 400 is a WIRED-tested top pick, and it’s ideal for bigger spaces. It hasn’t dipped this low since the start of 2020.
How to Work Out More—Using Your Phone’s Default Apps
You don’t need a new wearable to get moving or meet your health goals. Turn to the smartphone you already have.
How to Travel Safely During Your Pandemic Summer
Whether you want to fly internationally or cross state lines by car or train, here’s what you should know.
Do These Gadgets Actually Protect You? We Asked the Experts
From cell phone radiation and RFID blockers to UVC sanitizers, we investigated whether popular products are truly keeping you safe—or just scaremongering.
Microsoft Power Platform and low code/no code development: Getting the most out of Fusion Teams
Microsoft is starting to define a development philosophy for its Power Platform, and delivering the tools needed to back it up.
Windows 11: Understanding the system requirements and the security benefits
Security is a big part of Windows 11, but so is delivering productivity and a good experience with all the security features turned on.
Windows 11 cheat sheet: Everything you need to know
This comprehensive guide offers details about Microsoft Windows 11, including features, system requirements, when you can download the new OS and more.
How to tell if your PC can run Windows 11
Windows 11 will be a free upgrade for supported Windows 10 computers. Here’s how to see if your PC is capable of running the upcoming version.