What Are Bitcoin Ordinals and How Do They Differ From NFTs? NFTs have carved out a space in the crypto and DeFi industries, with some selling for tens of millions of dollars. Ethereum is known for its diverse NFT market, but now Bitcoin has entered the NFT game with Bitcoin Ordinals.So, what are Bitcoin Ordinals, how do they work, and are they the same as “standard” NFTs? Sign up forfree Forgot your password?...
What Does the Future Hold for Cable TV? Cable TV has reached the point in its lifecycle where it is antiquated and dwarfed by modern methods. The rise of streaming and the development of the internet, in general, has meant that cable TV has been out on the outs for a while. Streaming has offered so much more convenience and content that cable TV has been dropping in households for a few years now, signaling the end of its era....
What’s new in Chrome 98 (APK Download) Table of contents Chrome 98has arrived. It starts off the month of February with a bit of a blast, bringing some improvements to emoji and better PWAs. The latest version of Chrome is also teasing some features that will come to full fruition later down the line, like enhanced screenshot tools and a new privacy guide. New font format for more beautiful emoji Emoji are all but ubiquitous on the web today, but it’s still hard to properly store them as fonts without them taking up significantly more space than text....
4 Reasons to Upgrade to the Nvidia RTX 4080 NVIDIA has released its latest high-end graphics cards, the RTX 4090 and the RTX 4080. The RTX 4090 is a behemoth. However, most people will probably be gunning for the RTX 4080, as it’s probably the one that makes more sense for most people. The GPU has absolutely incredible performance and represents a massive upgrade from the RTX 3080, but it raises the question: Should you buy it?...
Android 13 Is Almost Here! Here’s What You Can Expect Google has released the final Android 13 beta, signaling that the next major version of its mobile operating system is almost here. Like other major updates, Android 13 will come with various new features to your smartphone. Sign up forfree Forgot your password? Create an account *Required: 8 chars, 1 capital letter, 1 number By continuing, you agree to thePrivacy PolicyandTerms of Use....
Can You Post a WhatsApp Status From Your PC? Alternatives Explained WhatsApp Web and the WhatsApp desktop app allow you to view the status updates of your contacts. Both clients also let you see who has seen the status you have posted using the WhatsApp mobile app. However, you cannot directly modify your WhatsApp status via the desktop app or the web client. Since this feature is not available by default, is there an alternative that lets you post a WhatsApp status directly from your computer?...
Google breathes a few more weeks of life into its soon-to-be-dead smart router Google announced last year that it would bewinding down support for its oldest router, the OnHub, in late 2022. The date Google set, December 19, is coming up fast. But per arecently updated support page(as spotted by9to5Google), that date’s now been pushed out a few weeks, giving owners a little breathing room before having to deal with the consequences of a functionally dead smart router....
How to Create Unique Cinematic Wallpapers From Your Photos on Android Lots of different ways to give your Android home screen and lock screen a fresh look exist. The easiest way is to change the wallpaper. However, static wallpapers can get boring. A more exciting option is either a video wallpaper or, better, a cinematic wallpaper. This article will show you how to create a cinematic wallpaper using a new built-in feature for Pixel devices and other Android 14 phones....
How to Fade Audio In and Out: 4 Ways Unless you produce a podcast as your pastime, you may not know how to cut a particular segment, enhance audio, and more. Something as simple as making the audio fade in and out might feel like an impossible task. Luckily, we’re here to help. What Does It Mean to Fade Audio In or Out? When you make a piece of music (or ambient noise, or even a dialog) fade in, it won’t start in full blast once you hit play....
These Tests Reveal How Low Power Mode Affects Your MacBook’s Performance Apple first introduced Low Power Mode in iPhones alongside iOS 9 in 2015, but MacBooks only got this feature in 2021 with macOS Monterey. Low Power Mode saves power by reducing the non-prioritized background processes of your MacBook, but that’s not all it does. In fact, your MacBook doesn’t deliver its peak performance when you have Low Power Mode enabled....
What Is Account Creation Fraud and How Can You Stop It? Did you know that law enforcement can arrest you for a cybercrime you didn’t commit? That could happen if a cybercriminal creates a fake account with your identity and executes illegal activities with it. This is known as account creation fraud, and anyone can be a victim. Understanding how it works and how to prevent it can save you from trouble....
Android 12L Beta 2 drops for Lenovo Tab P12 Pro Google just launched Android 12 late last year, but there’s another version on the way. No, not Android 13—that won’t take long to show up, but first we’ve got Android 12L. Google is changing course by admitting that tablets exist, but it doesn’t have any to use for the 12L beta. Luckily, there’s the Lenovo P12 Pro, which has just gotten the second 12L beta....
BlackBerry’s ‘legacy’ mobile patents just sold for a staggering $600 million BlackBerry has sold its remaining cache of mobile-related patents to a consortium of companies under the name Catapult IP Innovations Inc. for a princely sum of $600 million. The company largely exited the mobile business in 2017 after failing to turn itsPriv slider— and a pivot to Android — into a sustainable source of revenue. Aftershutting down its legacy BlackBerry OS and BlackBerry 10 servicesin early January, it is now ridding itself of the last vestiges of what made it a mobile powerhouse between 1998 and 2011, when it dominated the market with its keyboard-first smartphones....
