Apple can delay changes to the App Store until Supreme Court ruling
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Big iPhone 15 leak: Does it come with a notch
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Threads "An unexpected error occurred" and login error: how to fix it
The Threads "An unexpected error occurred" message, also shown as "An unknown error occurred", means the app could not complete a request to Meta's servers, mos
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MusicLM: Google Music AI is here to change the music industry
Google uses its Test Kitchen to let people try different innovations developed by the company, including MusicLM.
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WormGPT: The "dark side of ChatGPT"
A hacker has invented WormGPT, a chatbot designed to aid internet criminals, as his own maliciously oriented alternative to ChatGPT.
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What does RCTA mean on TikTok?
RCTA on TikTok stands for "Race Change To Another," a highly controversial trend where individuals, often teenagers, claim they can change their birth race or e
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DMing on Twitter after the new rules
DMing on X (formerly Twitter) now heavily restricts unverified users, limiting unsolicited messages to only those with premium subscriptions or specific account
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Malware with faked timestamps on the rise to bypass Windows protections
Microsoft banned more 100 signed malicious Windows drivers just last week after it was informed that malicious actors had joined the company's Windows Hardware
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The most expensive iPhone ever sold recently
A first-generation iPhone, still in its original packaging, sold at auction for $190,372.
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Youtube Stable Volume: Who needs an equalizer?
YouTube Stable Volume is a feature that automatically balances audio levels, reducing the difference between loud and quiet sounds in a video to create a consis
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Twitter Job Listings feature is on the way for job seekers
Exciting news is buzzing around the social media sphere as Twitter gears up to launch a game-changing feature called Twitter Job Listings.
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Microsoft and Sony shake hands for Call of Duty
Call of Duty is one of the most popular video game franchises in the world, with over 300 million copies sold.
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How to add a Chrome shortcut to your iPhone home screen
To add a Chrome shortcut to your iPhone home screen, open the website in Google Chrome, tap the Share icon in the address bar, scroll down and choose Add to Hom
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Apple could announce the first M3 Apple Silicon Macs in October
Apple is reportedly prepping to launch the first Mac with an M3 Apple Silicon chip.
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NVIDIA releases firmware update for older graphics card to support DisplayPort 1.3 and 1.4
NVIDIA has released a NVIDIA Graphics Firmware Update Tool for DisplayPort 1.
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Linux Mint 21.2 has been released: here is what is new
A new version of the popular Linux distribution Linux Mint is available.
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Can you use Threads without Instagram?
Meta's latest addition to the social media world, Threads, is linked to our Instagram accounts.
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How to play EA FC 24 early access: EA Play trial
With EA Play's early access program, you may evaluate the pitch before the crowd shows up.
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How to recover unsaved Word document?
Learn how to recover an unsaved Word document with Ghacks.
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Character AI App: Everything you need to know
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to engage in a captivating conversation with your favorite historical figure, a beloved fictional character, or eve
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Google is tightening business verification on Google Play, but there is a loophole
Google Play Store, the official place to get Android games and applications, has several security protections in place already designed to prevent the release o
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Retro app offers a simplified approach to social media
In recent years, social media has become increasingly focused on likes, followers, and engagement.
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How to bypass Character AI filters easily
With this article, you can learn how to bypass Character AI filters.
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iOS 17: New Apple Journal app explained
In the digital age, where screens dominate our daily lives, finding moments of introspection and self-reflection can often feel like a distant dream.
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Reddit users lose chat messages before 2023 in latest anti-user move
Reddit users who have used the site's chat functionality prior to 2023 may have noticed that all records of 2022 and earlier are no longer accessible.
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There is a new font in town: Aptos replaces Calibri in Microsoft 365
Calibri was the default font in Microsoft Office applications.
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ChatGPT under fire by FTC for data leak and inaccuracy
The U.
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Hollywood studios push for AI replica actors
The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers' AI proposal, which included collecting scans of background actors for use not only in a single producti
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XRP's price skyrocketed as Ripple wins lawsuit against SEC
Ripple Labs, the company behind the XRP cryptocurrency, has won a major legal victory against the U.
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Twitter ad revenue sharing starts to make content creators smile
Twitter ad revenue sharing is a new program that was recently announced on Twitter which allows creators to earn a share of the ad revenue generated from ads th
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Bitwarden rolls out a fix for high CPU and memory usage in its Edge extension
Several Bitwarden users have reported that the password manager's extension for Microsoft Edge has a high CPU and memory usage issue.
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Microsoft sheds light on Windows 11 version 23H2
Microsoft plans to release Windows 11 version 23H2 later this year.
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Instagram CEO talks about future of Threads
If you're on social media platforms even a little bit, you know that everyone has been talking about Instagram's Threads app lately.
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Latest macOS malware can steal your banking information
On macOS, a recently discovered security risk operates in the background to access logins, banking information, and other sensitive information.
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Chinese hackers breach US government emails using a Microsoft cloud bug
According to Microsoft, hackers from China have accessed the email accounts of about 25 organizations, including government organizations.
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LoL 2v2v2v2 (Arena): release date, how to play and current format
LoL 2v2v2v2 is the community name for Arena, the League of Legends mode Riot Games first released with patch 13.
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How to use Personal Voice on iOS 17
Apple's accessibility features have always been useful for many people from all around the world using the products.
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Microsoft's storm-proof defense wins
Microsoft has successfully countered a cyber-attack conducted by Storm-0558, a threat actor believed to be linked to China.
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Google Bard is finally available in Europe and Brazil
When Google launched Google Bard, its answer to ChatGPT and Bing Chat, it blocked access to Bard in several countries and regions.
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TikTok not working? Here is what to do
TikTok may not be working due to server-side outages, poor internet connection, outdated app versions, or corrupted cache files.
