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Simon Batt-Section Editor for Windows

Simon Batt

Section Editor for Windows

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About Simon Batt

Simon is a Computer Science BSc graduate who has been writing about technology since 2014, and using Windows machines since 3.1. After working for an indie game studio, he found his passion for writing and decided to use his skill set to write about all things tech.

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Microsoft Teams Meetings Will Soon Hold 1,000 People

Microsoft is aiming to be the king of remote work, both now and for the foreseeable future.

Amazon Alexa 1
How to Change Alexa's Name and Wake Word to Something Else

We’re looking at how you can change the wake word on any Amazon Alexa device.

The Windows 10 UI 1
A Huge Windows 10 UI Revamp Is in the Works

The update is codenamed "Sun Valley" and it may change the fundamentals of Windows 10.

Google Drive on a laptop 1
Make Google Drive Files Easier to Share With Symbolic Links

Want to make copies of a file that all stay synchronized when changes are made to the master file? Google Drive makes it easy to do that.

Microsoft stocks going up 1
Microsoft Is Making Huge Profits Thanks to COVID-19

While other businesses are struggling in the pandemic, Microsoft's profits went up 30 percent.

The Adobe Flash Player webpage 1
The New Windows Update Removes Adobe Flash Player... Sort Of

Microsoft isn't completely removing Flash yet, but it's good news whether you love or hate the program.

Someone stealing from a bag 1
The 7 Best Anti-Theft Laptop Bags

Anti-theft backpacks keep your gadgets and other belongings safe while on-the-go. Here are the best anti-theft backpacks for you.

Playing Fortnite on a Nintendo Switch 1
The Xbox Game Pass May Arrive on the Nintendo Switch

The chances of it actually happening are astronomical, but if Nintendo is willing, so is Microsoft.

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How Easy Is It for Someone to Hack Your Webcam?

Is it really possible to hack into your laptop camera? Yes! Here are several ways it can be done, and how to protect yourself!

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Understanding IP and MAC Addresses: What Are They Good For?

The internet isn't so different from the regular postal service. Instead of a home address, we have IP addresses. Instead of names, we have MAC addresses. Together, they get the data to your door. Here's how.

best-thermometers 1
The Best Thermometers for Babies, Kids, and Adults

Fever is a major symptom that something's not right. To keep tabs on your temperature you'll need to choose the best thermometer for your needs.

Project xCloud on multiple devices 1
Project xCloud May Be Coming to TV Sticks

No Xbox? No mobile device? No problem; just stream the games right to your TV.

Someone playing on a PS4 controller 1
The 7 Best PS4 Controllers to Buy This Year

Which PlayStation 4 controllers are worth getting and which should you avoid? Here are the best PS4 controllers today.

Someone filling out a digital form 1
You Can Now Use Microsoft Forms for Personal Use

Now you can use AI to fill out your virtual birthday party invites for you.

A phishing attack 1
Microsoft Teams Users Become a Target for Phishing

If you use Microsoft Teams a lot, keep your eyes peeled for this nasty trick.

The Windows 10 start menu 1
Windows 10 Insider Build 20241 Adds Some Great Features

If you love Windows 10's dark mode, you'll soon see it in even more places.

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How to Manually Trigger a BSOD (and Why You'd Want To)

A computer that crashes is never good. So why on earth would you want to trigger a bluescreen of death manually? Here's why.

Someone using a wireless keyboard 1
The 7 Best Wireless RF and Bluetooth Keyboards of 2020

Choosing a wireless keyboard can be a great way to clear cable clutter from your desk. Which is the best wireless keyboard for you?

A laptop running Chromium Edge 1
Microsoft Edge Finally Arrives on Linux

We knew it was coming, but you can now download Microsoft Edge for yourself on Linux.

A Chromebook 1
Windows 10 Arrives on Chromebooks

There are a few limitations, but it's an exciting development for fans of the Chromebook.

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