Short on PC storage? Windows quietly reserves around 7GB for updates with a feature called Reserved Storage. Handy, but you can turn it off to reclaim space. A simple tweak could free up gigabytes instantly. Could you use the extra room?

Fake apps are now highly convincing and one unsafe download can expose data, clients, and whole networks. Cyber criminals rely on that single mistake. How strong is your app approval process?

Windows 11 File Explorer just got smarter. Full dark mode finally works everywhere, cloud file access is faster, and you can move brightness and volume pop-ups to new positions. A small update that makes a big difference. What fix do you want next?

Time to move your business to the cloud? Still storing files on office computers or a local server? That setup might be holding your business back.

The Wayback Machine has archived over 1 trillion web pages 🌐 A reminder that nothing online lasts forever. If they can back up the internet, you can back up your business data. What old site would you revisit first?

Microsoft Teams may soon update your status automatically when you connect to office Wi-Fi. Great for hybrid visibility — but could it feel intrusive? Transparency will be key. Would your team welcome it or worry about privacy?

Windows 10 reached end of life in October, yet many still use it daily. No more security updates means rising risk. Upgrading isn’t just about features — it’s about protection. Is your business still running Windows 10?

If your business is exploring AI tools, there is a new Copilot privacy update you should know about. It gives you stronger control over how information is used. How will this shape your AI plans?

Good tech makes work flow. Bad tech makes it a fight. The right systems keep your team secure, connected, and productive. Sometimes all it takes is a few smart changes.

Merry Christmas from all of us. I hope today brings you plenty of joy, good company and a chance to switch off with the people who matter most. Thank you for your support throughout the year.

81% of people now use AI at work, and managers say they trust it more than junior employees. The issue isn’t whether to use AI — it’s how to build trust around it. Would you trust an AI agent as much as a new hire?

Microsoft is turning Windows 11 into an AI-native OS. Soon your PC won’t just assist you — it’ll act on your behalf, understanding context and automating tasks. A huge leap for productivity, or too futuristic for comfort?

🛡️ Microsoft stopped a ransomware campaign that used fake Teams installers. Hackers created lookalike sites and disguised malware as “MSTeamsSetup.exe”. Over 200 fake certificates revoked. Always download from official sources — even trusted tools can be weaponised.

Microsoft’s testing a new Windows 11 feature called Proactive Memory Diagnostics — it scans for and fixes hidden memory faults before they cause crashes. A smarter, smoother Windows could be on the way. Would you trust it to fix issues automatically?

Imagine watching a video in another language and hearing it in your own, instantly. A new feature’s being tested in Edge that could make it possible…

New Android malware called Herodotus types with human like pauses to fool behaviour based security tools. Delivered through smishing links, it seeks special permissions then reads messages and steals codes while acting like you. How ready are your team to spot risky SMS messages

Speed matters. Email breaches that take more than nine hours to detect have a 79 percent chance of turning into ransomware. Costs rise fast and many firms also suffer reputational damage. Would you know if your email was breached today

Microsoft and Google are partnering to make work easier and more productive with Copilot. Smarter tools, streamlined tasks, and a better way to work. How will AI change your day?

Windows 11 is adding new haptic cues for smoother snapping and a self tuning haptic sonic trackpad for consistent clicks. Small upgrades that make daily laptop use feel sharper. Would you pick smarter haptics over a physical click

Most cyber attacks start with simple mistakes, not complex hacks. Weak passwords, missed updates, and no backups make any business an easy target. Which weakness would you fix first