On June 1st, Google introduced a range of updates and features for Android phones, tablets, and Wear OS smartwatches, aiming to enhance user learning, productivity, and data protection. The announcement, made through a blog post, highlighted the following additions: Reading Mode: Designed to assist new readers in improving their vocabulary and comprehension skills, Reading Mode […]
Instagram is making efforts to clarify how its recommendation system works and dispel misconceptions surrounding its algorithm and the practice of shadowbanning. In a blog post by Adam Mosseri, Instagram’s top executive, he explains that the app does not have a single algorithm governing what users see. Instead, different algorithms and ranking systems are utilized […]
Over the years, WhatsApp has encountered its fair share of phone-breaking bugs and security breaches. Once again, the latest issue has caused the app to crash users’ phones, adding to the list of unfortunate occurrences. A particular link circulating among Android users of WhatsApp (wa.me/settings) has proven to be problematic. Merely clicking on this link […]
In May, Apple, Google, and Microsoft released significant security patches to address multiple vulnerabilities that were already being exploited by attackers. Additionally, enterprise software providers GitLab, SAP, and Cisco also issued fixes for various bugs in their products. Here’s a summary of the security updates released in May: Apple iOS and iPadOS 16.5: Apple released […]
Wow, check this out! Solid-state drives with PCIe 5.0 interfaces are seriously impressive when it comes to read/write speeds. But guess what? Adata has just taken it to a whole new level at Computex! They’ve unveiled their latest SSD, the NeonStorm NVMe, and trust me, it’s something you have to see to believe. This bad […]
Hey, great news! WhatsApp has some exciting new features in the works, as reported by WABetaInfo. One of these features is usernames, which was spotted in the beta version 2.23.11.15 for Android. With usernames, WhatsApp users will be able to choose a unique username associated with their account. In the future, this could mean that […]
In a significant move for Windows users, Microsoft has finally introduced native support for RAR files in its latest operating system, Windows 11. RAR, short for Roshal Archive, is a proprietary file archive format that made its debut in 1993. Developed by Russian software engineer Eugene Roshal, RAR offers data compression along with error correction […]
You may find this method of socializing, which is different from Twitter, to be very intriguing. The same guys that founded Twitter also developed Bluesky, a competitor to the dominant social networking platform. Bluesky is still in its early phases, and while it is now available for download, there is a small issue. You have […]
Our daily lives are incorporating more and more virtual assistants like Amazon’s Alexa. Google just unveiled a product to compete with Amazon. The Google Home Assistant, which is well-titled, can assist you in ways you might not have initially anticipated. These 15 characteristics may surprise you. 1. Use Google Home as a Speaker The Bluetooth […]
Late in January, Google released the first update of the year for the Chromecast with Google TV 4K. Recently, Google releases a new update with a January 2023 security patch level. Prior to STTE.220920.016.H1, which was issued in late January, there was only a minor update (from a version released in November) to an Android security patch level for October 2022. The “bug fixes and performance improvements” phrase is always listed with varied degrees of perceptible changes; this version is 152MB (vs. 148MB). What is new […]
