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Get things working again if your iPad is stuck, frozen, or won’t update This article explains how you can force your iPad into Recovery mode if it's locked or stuck at the Apple logo. This resets the ...

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Microsoft has confirmed that its Azure cloud services are once again operating normally after a disruption linked to damage to several undersea cables in the Red Sea.(Bloomberg) Microsoft has ...

Presidential Communications Office (PCO) Secretary Dave Gomez over the weekend called for more funds to rehabilitate facilities of the state-run People’s Television Network (PTV), such as damaged air ...

The Disaster Recovery Partnership program, sponsored by the United Way of Henderson County is accepting applications for Tropical Storm Helene recovery assistance. The Disaster Recovery Partnership is ...

Los Angeles city attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto announced Thursday that a lawsuit has been filed against online gambling giant Stake.us for allegedly operating illegally within the state of California.

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A new Ohio law will require pornography websites to verify the age of their users starting on Sept. 30, 2025. Websites must use a third-party service to confirm users are at least 18 by checking photo ...

Nevada has restored 90% of its public-facing state websites and fully brought the Department of Motor Vehicles back online following the Aug. 24 cyberattack, Gov. Joe Lombardo said Friday, Sept. 12.