The 8 Best Software and Apps for Editing RAW Photos Experienced photographers know RAW is the best format to retain quality and detail in your shots. If you’ve shot RAW, you’ll know it can be more difficult to find suitable RAW editors than if you’re just editing a simple JPEG. Some RAW editors are costly or complex, but we’ve hunted down the best editing software to edit your beautiful RAW photos....
How to create an illustration in Google Docs When you see a robust word-processing app like Google Docs, the first thing that comes to mind is text, articles, and stories. And with so many text editing tools constantly being added, the software is more than enough for all your writing needs. But what if you’re constructing a technical piece that needs a flow chart or writing a captivating story that requires a few simple diagrams?...
How to Customize Fonts in Windows 11 Although Windows' default font looks quite nice, you can switch to one of your choosing if you want something different. However, the process of changing the font is not as simple as it used to be on Windows 7 and 8. The following guide will show you how to do that in detail, whether you are trying to choose a font from the Control Panel or install one from an online source....
How to Fix the Microsoft .NET Framework 4 Installation Error “0x800c0006” on Windows While trying to download the Microsoft .NET Framework 4 tool, you suddenly bump into an error message that reads, “The .NET Framework 4 installation did not succeed—the download failed with error code 0x800c0006.” Don’t worry—we’re here to help! We’ll explore what .NET Framework is, what causes the issue at hand, and how you could resolve it. What Is ....
How to Show or Hide System Tray Icons and the Hidden Icons Menu on Windows 11 The system tray, which is part of the Taskbar and shows the apps you use frequently, among other things, can become overcrowded. If that happens, you could remove a couple of app icons, as well as the hidden icons menu, to make it less cluttered. And if you can’t find the app icons you need or the hidden icons menu is missing, you can add those too....
Mysterious Camera Obfuscator app appears in Android 13 DP1 Android 13 DP1 is here, but taking into account prior leaks andAndroid 12L, the changes so far are pretty small. Deeper diving may yet reveal more information, but one curiosity has already reared its head: a new “Camera Obfuscator” app pre-installed in Android 13 DP1 for some devices, including the Pixel 6. We don’t knowallof what the app is supposed to do, but it appears to be intended for internal Google use when sharing “simple photos only” (emphasis Google’s) with friends and family from “2017 or later” devices....
Samsung One UI 4.1.1 will be based on the big-screen Android 12L update Android 12L sprang out of beta as part ofGoogle’s March Feature Drop for Pixels, but we’ve been waiting to see it come to devices where it might actually make a difference. Designed to improve big-screen experiences with gadgets like tablets and foldables, it seemed like an obvious candidate for Samsung’s Galaxy Z-series. We’ve been waiting for word on whenAndroid 12Lwill hit the company’s devices, and it sounds like we might finally have an answer....
Samsung’s fastest microSD cards are down to their lowest price ever this Prime Day Most of us know Samsung as anAndroid smartphonemaker or perhaps for its excellent OLED screens. But the company is also a dominant force in the flash memory space. That’s the reason its latest PRO Plus-branded microSD cards are among the fastest available today to cater to all your creative needs. These professional-grade memory cards from Samsung are currently on sale, starting at just $28 for the 256GB storage option....
Timekettle Fluentalk T1 Pocket Translator: The New Travel Essential Fluentalk T1 Even if your smartphone has a worldwide data plan, it’s worth investing in a separate device just for translation for peace of mind. The Fluentalk T1 performed well in all our tests, and it feels like an essential device for frequent travelers. It features translation modes for every situation you might encounter, from conversations, listening to local news broadcasts or lectures, and even a built-in library of critical phrases....
What Is Unified Memory on Your Mac and How Does It Work? Quick Links If you considered buying a modern Mac recently, you may have come across the term unified memory being used instead of RAM. But what does it mean, and how is it different from traditional RAM? Read along to find out. What Is Unified Memory? People often thinkthe Apple silicon chipis a CPU, but that’s not entirely true....
Why Are Car Companies Racing Toward the Subscription Model? In the past few years, car companies have introduced subscription models to customers that allow more flexibility than leases and loans. There is also another type of subscription model that gives customers access to specific services after buying the vehicle. But why are car companies moving towards a subscription model? And is it feasible in the long run? Let’s dig deeper to find out....
Your Google Pixel 6 is set to get a new way to silence incoming calls Until last year, you needed to use the “Hey Google” hotword before every interaction withGoogle Assistanton your phone. With thePixel 6’s arrival in October 2021, Google debuted Quick phrases that let you skip the hotword for some commonly used commands. A few months later, Google furtherexpanded the feature to more languages. Currently, you can use Quick phrases for two actions: “stop” or “snooze” alarms and to “answer” or “decline” incoming calls....
5 Ways to Access System Settings on Your Mac System Settings is where Mac users go to customize their Mac, from setting a wallpaper to managing their iCloud account. As a Mac user, you’ll often find yourself in System Settings for one reason or another. But how do you get there? You probably have a specific method of getting to System Settings, but did you know there are other ways to access it?...
