Samsung's Exynos 2400 comes with a 10-core CPU
Samsung continues to surprise fans and increase the level to higher grounds.
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Apple has already started working on the M5 chip
It has been revealed that Apple is silently progressing in the development of their next-generation A19 and M5 chips.
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Snapchat Dreams is a portal to your imagination
Snapchat is making strides in generative AI with its new project called "Snapchat Dreams".
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How to make Outlook default browser settings
Setting the Outlook default browser is gaining attention as Microsoft recently announced intentions regarding web link preferences within the Outlook app.
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Everything you need to know about Live Stickers on iOS 17
iOS 17 has introduced substantial advancements, such as new live stickers-related features, particularly in areas of user customization.
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How to fix Steam error 16
Steam Error 16 is a common issue that players encounter while using the Steam gaming platform.
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Tesla data breach was an insider betrayal
Recent news revealed that the Tesla data breach was an insider job, and two former employees leaked all the information, including Elon Musk's social security n
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Google Chrome will now warn you about harmful extensions
Google Chrome's upcoming feature marks a significant advancement in online security, as it aims to alert users about potentially harmful extensions within the C
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Windows 10 users may now attach Microsoft Edge's sidebar to the desktop
Microsoft has published Microsoft Edge 116, a new stable version of its Chromium-based browser.
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Privacy.sexy (Privacy is Sexy): free privacy scripts for Windows, macOS and Linux
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Digital IDs are on the rise in California
A trial program in California that allows residents to get a mobile-compatible digital driver's license or identity card has been further expanded.
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How to send HD photos on WhatsApp: Newest feature
WhatsApp is known for lowering the quality of sent images but with the latest feature, you can now send HD photos to your friends.
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Threads web version might launch sooner than expected
Meta's X competitor, Threads, made an impressive launch on mobile devices, and it is now time to expand the span.
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Open Source Office Suite LibreOffice 7.6 is now available
The Document Foundation has released the open source office suite LibreOffice 7.
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Is Stop Watt really the "Elon Musk electric saving device?"
Lately, you might have started seeing new ads for a product named Stop Watt.
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How to get weather alerts on iPhone
With the introduction of iOS 15, Apple significantly updated its default Weather app.
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GTA San Andreas Mouse Not Working on Windows 10 and 11: Fixes
The GTA San Andreas mouse stops working on Windows 10 and Windows 11 because the classic PC version from 2005 handles mouse input in a way modern Windows versio
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X starts scraping what's left of Twitter
The social media giant formerly known as Twitter, now referred to as X, has reportedly removed a significant portion of its user-generated content.
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Enable Windows 11 never combine taskbar buttons for a detailed computing experience
Windows 11, the latest iteration of Microsoft's operating system, has introduced a long-awaited feature that many users have been eagerly anticipating: the "nev
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U.S judge says AI-generated artwork cannot be copyrighted
United States District Court Judge Beryl A.
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With Pixel Binary Transparency, your phone is safer than ever
In a continuous effort to enhance user security, Google has introduced a groundbreaking security feature called Pixel Binary Transparency for its Pixel line of
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X ID verification may require selfies and photos of IDs
X, formerly known as Twitter, is working on integrating ID verification into the service.
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App developer reveals that macOS Ventura has a security vulnerability that was reported 10 months ago
An app developer has revealed that macOS Ventura has a security issue that he reported to Apple 10 months ago.
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Does Facebook notify screenshots?
No, Facebook does not notify anyone when you take a screenshot of their profile, profile picture, posts, photos, Stories or Reels.
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Is Opera GX Safe? Security and Privacy Compared With Chrome
Yes, Opera GX is safe to use when you download it from opera.
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Meta's new Threads features aim to keep the app alive
Despite an impressive launch, Meta's newest social media platform, Threads, is losing daily users and engagement.
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Mozilla disables Pull-to-refresh by default in Firefox for Android
Android users who download Mozilla's Firefox web browser to their devices for the first time may notice that the browser's pull-to-refresh feature is not turned
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Microsoft is closing the Xbox 360 Store in 2024: here is what that means
Microsoft plans to shut down the Xbox 360 Store on July 29, 2024 according to an announcement on the company's official Xbox website.
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Your favorite white noise podcast might not be accessible soon
Spotify, the renowned audio streaming service, has been contemplating the removal of white noise podcasts as a cost-saving measure.
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What is my Facebook username? How to find it?
Your Facebook username is the unique identifier in your profile URL (e.
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My smartwatch not turning on: What to do now
With this article, you can learn the possible solutions that you can use to fix your smartwatch not turning on issue.
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Wifi 5 vs Wifi 6: The real life differences
In a world where staying connected is non-negotiable, WiFi technology has evolved to keep pace with our insatiable hunger for data.
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Google Keep is getting a version history, but only on the Web
Google Keep is a note taking application and service by Google.
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Microsoft "recommends" Ottawa Food Bank to tourists
Microsoft pulled an AI-written article encouraging tourists to visit the Ottawa Food Bank, bringing into focus the need for careful consideration and ethical us
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Microsoft "special event" to take place on September 21
Microsoft is sending media invites for an upcoming "special event" set to take place in New York City on September 21, 2023.
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WhatsApp HD photos feature coming to iOS and Android
WhatsApp, the popular messaging app, has introduced a new update for both iPhone and Android users, bringing the highly requested "HD photos" feature.
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X wants to address shadowbans but it might be hard
Elon Musk, the owner of X, has made a commitment to address the issue of "shadowbanning" on the platform, a practice where a user's content is restricted from r
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Anonfiles search engine shutdown, leaving users in suspense
Anonfiles, a popular anonymous file-sharing search engine platform, has recently made headlines due to its unexpected shutdown in 2023.
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HP in hot water again over restricting functionality on its all-in-one-printers
HP is facing a class-action lawsuit in the United States that centers around the accusation that HP is intentionally bricking functionality on all-in-one printe
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Apple releases macOS Ventura 13.5.1 to fix a location permissions bug
Apple has released macOS Ventura 13.
