Tech companies are used to foreign governments telling them to take down apps. Now it's happening in the US, as Apple takes ...

Learn how to restrict kids from installing softwares in Windows 11 using parental controls, standard accounts, Group Policy, and AppLocker, step-by-step methods.

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The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Rising Phoenix program, one of a series of programs for nontraditional students that have boosted the university’s enrollment, received a major funding boost in ...

As a tech enthusiast and someone who covers a variety of gadgets, I constantly find myself shuffling between a mishmash of devices — sometimes it's trying to make AirPods work with an Android phone, ...

Thinking about getting the new Google Pixel 10? Google has a new way to protect your new device at a monthly rate with a newly renovated device protection program, Pixel Care Plus, that replaces ...

Google is rolling out a new device protection program called Pixel Care+, the tech giant announced on Wednesday. Pixel Care+ will replace Google Preferred Care and Fi Device Protection in the U.S., ...

MIAMI GARDENS, FLA. (WSVN) - A South Florida school made a big medical move by launching a new program for their students. Miami Carol City Senior High School held a ribbon-cutting event to unveil ...

PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) — As technology continues to dominate our way of life, there’s a rapid growth of student interest in the field of computer science amid a current challenge in Virginia to meet ...

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ROCK HILL — May 2027 was top of mind for 20 Rock Hill high school students on the York Technical College campus Aug. 20. The words “First Class” printed on T-shirts served as a reminder of their role ...

Forty years ago, Gov. Rudy Perpich signed the Postsecondary Enrollment Options into law, allowing eligible high school juniors and seniors in Minnesota to earn college credits. The program was the ...