The president’s impatience with Mr Netanyahu hardened. He delivered via backchannels and, later, in person a message: if you do not go along with us on this path to peace, the US will withdraw from ...

In this episode of Control Alt Delete, we dive deep into the functionalities and features of Microsoft OneDrive. Discover how to optimize your cloud storage experience, manage your files effortlessly, ...

How people search for information is constantly evolving. The Yellow Pages and paper A-to-Zs were consigned to the bin when Google arrived. Web developers were quick to advise on SEO strategies, with ...

Houstonians should pick Jordan Thomas for City Council At Large 4 because of his optimistic vision for our city's future, writes.

Looking for a new job can feel overwhelming, especially when everything is online now. The good news is, Google job search makes it simpler to spot openings, set up alerts, and keep everything ...

Americold Realty Trust investors have experienced challenges holding onto the REIT. Read why COLD may be positioned for a rebound.

Today’s storylines from the UK and Australian soaps…. The dramas continue Mid-week in the square, the dales, the street, the cul-de-sac and the bay. ITV1/STV, 8pm stream on ITVX/STV Player or YouTube ...

The GIST method is an aptly-named system for condensing your notes (or anything you’ve read, like a chapter in a book) so everything is as simple as possible to read through and review. The point is ...

Ultrasound has long been used for helping doctors see inside the body, but focused high frequency sound waves are offering new ways of targeting cancer.

If you’re always on the hunt for news that actually matters to you, Google Daily Listen might be your new go-to. This feature, tucked inside the Google app, serves up a daily, five-minute podcast that ...

Gboard is adding a tap-to-undo feature that makes it easier to undo unwanted auto-corrrections while you're typing. Here's how it works.

To manually crop a picture in Microsoft Word, Excel, or PowerPoint, select it, and in the Picture Format tab on the ribbon, click the top half of the split "Crop" button.