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A practical 15-minute restore test for home users and small businesses: recover one harmless file, open it, check the date, and find backup problems before an emergency.
5 PM Tech News Recap for June 20, 2026: Prinz Eugen, Mastra npm, OAuth Tokens, WordPress, And AI PCs
Published by Jennifer Hudsen for The IT Guys at the June 20, 2026 5 PM recap window. Today’s roundup is security-heavy, with a few practical hardware and developer-platform notes for home users, small businesses, and.
Quick Tech Tip: Set Up Emergency Admin Access Before A Lockout Stops The Business
A simple emergency admin access plan can keep a small business from being locked out of Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, domain, billing, and security systems when a normal admin account fails.
5 PM Tech News Recap for June 19, 2026: Gravity SMTP, FortiBleed, Splunk, Texas Data, Windows Updates, And AI Data Centers
Watch the June 19, 2026 The IT Guys tech news recap video. Published by Jennifer Hudsen for The IT Guys at the June 19, 2026 5 PM recap window. Today’s roundup focuses on practical technology news for home users, small.
Alleged OrcaHunter Windows 11 24H2 Kernel Exploit Leak: What Is Confirmed, What Is Not, And What To Patch
An alleged OrcaHunter kernel exploit leak is circulating for Windows 11 24H2. Here is what is confirmed, what remains unverified, and why KB5094126/CVE-2026-45657 patching matters now.
Quick Tech Tip: Turn On Lost-Device Recovery Before A Phone Or Laptop Disappears
A lost phone or laptop is much easier to handle when Find My, Find My Device, Windows Find my device, screen locks, recovery options, and a business response plan are already in place.
A Robot Did Surgery With Almost No Human Help: What Actually Happened And Why It Matters
Johns Hopkins researchers showed SRT-H autonomously performing a gallbladder-removal task on ex vivo pig tissue. Here is what is real, what is not ready for hospitals, and why cybersecurity, logs, updates, and vendor trust matter.
Early Amazon Prime Day Mini PC Deals Checked June 19, 2026: Which Tiny PCs Are Worth A Look?
Amazon Prime Day 2026 officially runs June 23-26, but early mini PC deals are already appearing. Here are the compact PCs worth checking, the cautions to know, and who each one fits.
5 PM Tech News Recap for June 18, 2026: Splunk, NGINX, WordPress, Fortinet, AI Data Centers, And App Store Changes
Video version of The IT Guys 5 PM Tech News Recap for June 18, 2026. Published by Jennifer Hudsen for The IT Guys at the June 18, 2026 5 PM recap window. Today’s roundup focuses on practical technology news for home.
The Internet of Bodies Is Already Here: How IoB Can Help Us, Warn Us, And Put Our Privacy At Risk
The Internet of Bodies connects wearables, medical devices, health apps, and future implants to the internet. Here is what IoB can improve, what it can warn us about, and what families and small businesses should secure now.