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A major IT outage affected almost all the work computers around the globe including Asia, Australia, and the USA as the computers stopped working while showing the blue error screen, also known as the Blue Screen of Death. The cause is reported to be due to a faulty update caused by the cyber-security firm CrowdStrike. It has admitted that the tech failure was caused by an update done to the antivirus software, which in turn is designed to protect Microsoft Windows from malicious attacks. It’s the same CrowdStrike with a Super Bowl commercial displayed this year. Due to the outrage, public places such as banks, airports, stock exchanges, and hospitals all around the world rely on Microsoft Windows software for day-to-day tasks. There were long queues in the airports and delayed tests and other emergency routines in hospitals which led to confusion and resentments in the public. This also needs to be noted that this is not a cyber-attack but a technical fault from the company. ...

We as humans have increased our phone usage multifold over the years. Also with the advent of COVID-19, we have conditioned ourselves to be glued to our smartphones. In fact, according to Slicktext , smartphone owners unlock their phones 150 times a day. That is a pretty big number unless you are someone who operates their livelihood through their phone.   As we use our phones day in and day out, we run into the chances of draining our smartphone's battery even before we get home at the end of the day.   So, if you are an office goer or someone who needs to go on a long trip, you need to keep in mind some tips and tricks to lengthen the lifespan of your smartphone.   Keep in mind,  You won't be getting extended power of 6 or 7 hours by using these tricks but surely get that much-needed 20 minutes when it’s needed the most. Different smartphones have different placement of features. Do a Google search Now let's expand on each of the points:   1. Turning on Dark M...

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