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Of all the data on your phone, pictures are likely the most valuable. You can replace apps, music, and other files, but photos are irreplaceable.

Dropping your phone in water, running into a hardware malfunction, having your device stolen, or any other number of fates can take years of precious photos in an instant.

Scams are common online thanks to phishing email, spoofed websites, and malicious ads. But some scammers still go after their victims using phone calls.

To protect against these, you should be aware of some general signs that the person talking to you is a scammer.

Some computer utilities are so helpful that you'll wonder how you lived without them. A clipboard manager is one such tool.

Let's take a look at what the Windows clipboard is, how clipboard managers expand it, and how to get started with them.
What Is the Clipboard?

The clipboard is a temporary storage location present on nearly every operating system.

There's no shortage of cloud storage providers you can use for your business. And while Dropbox often comes to mind as the household name in this sector, you shouldn't miss out on what Microsoft OneDrive has to offer.

Let's take a look at some of OneDrive's benefits and how it can make working with your team a whole lot easier.

In September 2017, Equifax alerted consumers that attackers had breached the company and stolen critical data on over 140 million people. This was one of the most drastic data breaches in history.

A few years later, Equifax has finally come to a settlement over this matter.

Nearly every computer user will see a Low Disk Space message at some point. This is frustrating issue, especially if you're using a laptop with a tiny solid-state drive.

As it turns out, there are a few easy ways to free up a good amount of storage space in Windows that don't take a lot of effort.

Microsoft only provides support for its products for a limited amount of time. As older operating systems and software become out of date, the company retires them in order to focus on current offerings.

This time, Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2 are reaching the end of their lifecycle.

Sometimes it's important to figure out what version of Windows 10 you're running. Perhaps you want to install some software and need to make sure it's compatible with your OS. Or maybe  you're getting help with troubleshooting and the other person wants to know what version of Windows 10 you have.

Google Chrome is by far the world's most popular browser, with nearly a 70% share of the desktop browser market at the time of writing. And while Chrome is definitely a fine browser, it's not perfect.

Chrome is known to consume a lot of memory, which can be a burden on older machines.

Over time, software that was once vital to have on your PC becomes out of date. Perhaps the developers no longer support it, or it's been superseded by other apps.

Whatever the case, many people keep software installed that they don't really need. In some cases, this can even be dangerous if these programs have security holes.