But it's over now and I'm back. So what is Tails all about? It is a basically an Operating system with preinstalled software, which you'll install on an USB stick and you can use it when you're at a ...

I just stumbled through Tails and I thoughts that I’d share with you, my readers. Sorry about not much recent updates on the blog but I was sick with a flu and this was around for a while, so. But ...

file system on USB sticks. It is the Windows standard and therefore the first choice if you only want to use the stick with Windows systems. NTFS is also compatible with Chrome OS. Everyone uses ...

5. Now, on the third step, you will be asked to select the USB drive; just insert the USB and select it. And then click on the Continue button. 6. Finally, click on the Create Now button to start the ...

Whenever you use it, it will feel like you’re using a native app, depending on how well the app is optimized. Simply put, a PWA is one of the the cornerstones of Chrome OS, and that is why we will ...

You don’t have a huge number of choices when it comes to your computer's operating system, but the one you pick has wide-ranging consequences. PCMag has been testing operating systems since the ...

The Android 1.0 home screen and its rudimentary web browser (not yet called Chrome). With early 2009 ... including the ability for the OS to operate on a variety of different screen sizes ...

PC hardware is nice, but it’s not much use without innovative software. I’ve been reviewing software for PCMag since 2008, and I still get a kick out of seeing what's new in video and photo ...

USB drive attacks constitute a significant cybersecurity risk, taking advantage of the everyday use of USB devices to deliver malware and circumvent traditional network security measures. These ...