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Top 5 Security Breaches
Discover the top 5 security breaches in recent history and learn how they happened, who was affected, and what lessons we can learn from them. From the Equifax data breach to the Yahoo hack, stay informed about the biggest cyber attacks that have impacted individuals and businesses worldwide. These security breaches serve as a stark…
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The Pixel 7a was shown off in a leaked hands-on images
Google did an excellent job with a Pixel 6a, so we’re all looking forward to the Pixel 7a. This is going to be the company’s next mid-range phone that will come with a flagship processor and camera. Just weeks before its unveiling, the Pixel 7a shows up in some leaked hands-on images. A leak of…
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Android 14 may bring bolder Material You colors
Material You has remained relatively unchanged since it was introduced back in 2021. While we all appreciate the dynamic theming capability, people have been asking for more customization options for it. Well, according to 9To5Google, it seems that Google might bring bolder Material You colors for Android 14. There have been some improvements to the…
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Here's what is coming to HBO MAX in May 2023
Wondering what is making its way over to HBO MAX in May 2023? Well, we have you covered here. HBO MAX has quite a few shows and movies arriving on the service this month. Including a handful of originals. Topping the charts this month is a new series called “White House Plumbers”. This is a…
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It's Resident Evil week for GeForce NOW subscribers
GeForce NOW is all about survival horror this week as subscribers can now stream some of the more recent Resident Evil games. While this doesn’t include the Resident Evil 4 remake that just dropped, it does include three Resident Evil games in total. So if you own any of them on PC, you can now…
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Fight for glory in Chivalry II, available on PS Plus in May
Sony has revealed the free games coming to PlayStation Plus for May 2023, and includes three games altogether. As always players can download each of the three games at no additional charge if they’re subscribed to PlayStation Plus. And because these are the free monthly games, you don’t need to be subscribed to PlayStation Plus…
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The Movie Maker for Chromebooks is now available to everyone
Google’s Chrome OS is useful for many tasks, and its usefulness has grown over the past decade. However, it’s not the best when you want to produce videos. Google is looking to change that, and it made its Movie Maker for Chromebooks available for everyone, according to a new announcement. This has been a while…
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Best Motorola Android Smartphones – April 2023
Motorola has quietly become one of the biggest smartphone makers in the US. This is largely thanks to their insistence of making budget and mid-range phones that are going to sell a ton, because they aren’t $1,000. But Motorola does make some flagship smartphones as well. In this list, we’ll be rounding up the very…
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Google Play Store is showing more ads in search suggestions
Google is showing ads in search suggestions on the Play Store. Several users have reported seeing ads for apps and games in the suggestions field when trying to search for something. The company has been laying the groundwork for this at least since November last year. When Google first added ads to the Play Store…
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HoYoverse's space fantasy RPG Honkai: Star Rail is out today
The official launch of Honkai: Star Rail has arrived, with the game now being available to download. The epic space fantasy RPG from Genshin Impact developers HoYoverse can be played on Android, iOS, and PC via Windows and the Epic Games Store. It’s a free-to-play game featuring a similar anime art style and a semi-open…
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Samsung brings Image Clipper to its Galaxy A series devices
Samsung‘s newly-introduced Gallery feature Image Clipper is now rolling out to its mid-range smartphones. The April security update for the Galaxy A53 5G brings the feature. The company has already pushed it to several flagship models, including the Galaxy S22 series and the latest foldables. For the uninitiated, Image Clipper is a new tool in…
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VMware Skyline Advisor Pro Proactive Findings – April 2023 Edition
Tweet VMware Skyline Advisor Pro releases new proactive Findings every month. Findings are prioritized by trending issues in VMware Technical Support, issues raised through post escalation review, security vulnerabilities, issues raised from VMware engineering, and nominated by customers. For the month of April, we released 45 new Findings. Of these, there are 34 Findings based…
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The US administration takes the initiative for 6G development
The US administration wants to hold a meeting to discuss the 6G development in the country, Phonearena (via CNN) reports. While many countries are still struggling with expanding 5G, the United States wants to get ahead of everyone else and become the leader of 6G. Today, over 60% of Americans have high-speed 5G coverage at…
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Show your love of Roblox with these co-branded Razer accessories
Razer has done plenty of collaborations for accessories before, but never any for Roblox. That is until today, when Razer has now officially announced some new Roblox-themed accessories that you can outfit your PC gaming setup with. The collection includes three different accessories, the Blackwidow V3 gaming keyboard, the Barracuda X wireless headphones, and the…
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Amazon celebrates Star Wars Day with special Echo Dot stands
May the 4th is a special day for Star Wars fans, and Amazon is celebrating this year by releasing limited edition Echo Dot stands based on three iconic characters. Those who have a desire to add a little Force power to their Echo Dot setup can pick up a stand based on Darth Vader, The…
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Snapchat My AI knows your location… even with location turned off
AI is fun, interesting, impressive, and oh-so-scary! Snapchat released its AI chatbot to the public, and people are cracking into it. However, it seems that My AI can access your location even if you’re not sharing your location with the app. Now, this is still a developing story, so expect to see more on it…
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Best Razer gaming keyboards
Razer makes some of the best gaming keyboards there is, packed with features all wrapped up in stylish designs. And whether you want some wireless or wired, full size or mini, Razer has you covered. Some of our favorite features include things like Razer’s HyperSpeed wireless multi-device dongle connection, the ever-popular Chroma RGB backlighting, and…
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Galaxy A phones will get the Camera Assistant app with Android 14
Samsung plans to bring its Camera Assistant app to more Galaxy devices. Specifically, it will expand support to Galaxy A series mid-range phones down the line. According to a moderator on the company’s official community forum, the Galaxy A54 and the like will get Camera Assistant with the Android 14-based One UI 6.0 update later…
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Samsung's Galaxy Enhance-X app is available for Galaxy S23
Samsung‘s AI-powered image enhancement app Galaxy Enhance-X is available for the Galaxy S23 series. It offers various AI features to quickly remaster and improve the quality of your photos. You can adjust colors, brightness, sharpness, HDR, and more with just a few taps. The company plans to expand support to more devices in the future.…
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Best Apple Watch to buy in 2023
For iPhone users, the Apple Watch is hands down the best smartwatch you can buy. Unfortunately, the Apple Watch only works with the iPhone, so it’s not really great for Android users. But for iPhone users, there’s more choices than ever for the best Apple Watch. So we have gone through Apple’s current lineup to…
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Phone Comparisons: Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra vs Xiaomi 13 Ultra
The Xiaomi 13 Ultra launched quite recently, and we’ve already compared it to its ‘Pro’ sibling. Well, it’s time for another comparison, but this time around with another ‘Ultra’ phone. We’ll compare the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra vs Xiaomi 13 Ultra. These two phones are not that similar, actually. They do share some specs, but…
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Galaxy Watch 6 with rotating bezel is all but officially confirmed
Another reputed tipster has confirmed that Samsung will bring back the physical rotating bezel with the Galaxy Watch 6 series later this year. According to Ice Universe, the iconic bezel ring will exist on the “top model” of the upcoming Samsung smartwatch. Rumors are that it will arrive as the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic. The…
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Galaxy Watch 6 to get a new and improved Exynos processor
Samsung has reportedly developed a new processor for its smartwatches. Sources have told SamMobile that the upcoming Galaxy Watch 6 series will ship with an unannounced Exynos W980 chipset. The Korean firm will probably officially announce the chipset closer to the watch’s launch later this year. Galaxy Watch 6’s Exynos W980 is about ten percent…
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Pixel Tablet leak shows new coral color in real-life images
The Pixel Tablet is due to make an appearance at Google I/O in May, but prior to that, a new leak is showing off what the device looks like in a previously unknown color – Coral. Earlier this month it was rumored that the Pixel Tablet would have four color options. At the time of…
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Super Meat Boy Forever will test your patience for only $0.99
Do you remember Super Meat Boy, the game for Xbox 360 that came out what feels like forever ago? If you don’t, it was a tough as nails game that ground you down till there was potentially nothing left of your sanity. Initially it released on the Xbox 360 back in 2010, and it then…
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Top 10 Best Anime Android Games – April 2023
Anime dominates several forms of media like TV shows, comic books, and, unfortunately, movies (we’re all still reeling from DragonBall Evolution). It also dominates the gaming world with all sorts of games based on anime characters across multiple platforms. There’s a healthy number of Anime Android games, and here’s a list of the top 10.…
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New leak details some key specs of rumored ROG Phone 7D series
A new leak has surfaced which highlights some key details about the specs of ASUS’s rumored ROG Phone 7D series phones, including RAM, storage and more. While ASUS itself has not yet confirmed these devices exist, or that it will be making them in the future, this most recent leak isn’t the first. Nor it…
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TCL 5-Series QLED 4K Google TV on Sale for Just $299!
Best Buy is offering a limited-time sale on its 5-Series QLED 4K Google TV. The TV is now available for just $299, which is a savings of $100 off its regular price. This is part of Best Buy’s 3-Day Sale that is going on this weekend, ending on Sunday, April 23 at midnight EST. So…
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Galaxy S24 could get bigger batteries thanks to new Samsung tech
Samsung‘s Galaxy S24 phones could feature bigger batteries than the 2023 models. The company has reportedly teamed up with two Chinese firms to develop stacked-type batteries for smartphones. It allows for about ten percent higher capacity in a similar-sized package. The stacking technology is already used in the manufacturing of batteries for electric vehicles (EVs).…
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Blizzard unveils Diablo IV server slam weekend for May 12
During its livestream today Blizzard has revealed a server slam weekend for Diablo IV. Over the last 24 hours, players started to suspect that Blizzard might be looking at pushing out another beta prior to the game’s upcoming launch in June. The studio had teased an opportunity for players to jump back into the game…
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Want to chat with historical figures? You can with SuperChat
AI is a technology that can open all types of doors. While we worry about where some of those doors lead, AI can be used for some fun purposes. There’s a new app on the Apple App Store called Superchat that lets you chat with historical and fictional figures using AI, according to Tech Crunch.…
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Things I learned at Brussels to the Bay: AI governance in the world
Powerful Artificial Intelligence technology is pressing more questions on Open Source and society every day. AI is contributing to important breakthroughs and we’re only beginning to see the potential for innovation it can bring to fields such as climate, health, agriculture and mobility (to name just a few). Recently I participated in Brussels to the…
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Samsung unlocks menstrual cycle tracking on Galaxy Watch 5
Earlier this year Samsung announced that it would be making the task of tracking your menstrual cycle on the Galaxy Watch 5 an easier process, using the skin temperature sensors that are embedded in the watch, and powered by Natural Cycles technology. Today the company is unlocking that feature and making it available to use.…
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Netflix will end password sharing in the States very soon
Netflix has been the laughingstock of the streaming service industry because of some of its policies toward password sharing. Despite the heavy backlash that the company has endured so far, it continues to push for a future where no password is shared. Netflix will eliminate password sharing in the States soon. In case you don’t…
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Google Fi gets a new name, more perks & supports Galaxy Watch 5 LTE
Today, Google Fi got a new name and a new logo. The wireless provider from Google is now on its third name. Starting out as Project Fi, which was an experiment for the company. Then moving onto Google Fi. Today, it is now Google Fi Wireless. And it’s also getting a new logo, which you…
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Exynos 2500 and next Galaxy Watch processor will be 3nm chips
Samsung may debut its first 3nm smartphone processor in early 2025. Rumors have it that the Exynos 2500, which should power the Galaxy S25 series, will be based on a 3nm process. The company will also apply the same process node to its next-gen W-series Exynos processor for wearables. Samsung started mass-producing 3nm chips last…
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Google needs to take Apple's approach to streaming devices
Let’s face it, most streaming devices suck. Whether it’s a Roku, Fire TV Stick, or a Chromecast with Google TV. But there’s one (maybe two) that really stand out. One of those is the Apple TV 4K (the other is the NVIDIA SHEILD TV). Why is the Apple TV so great? One reason. Apple didn’t…
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Open Source ensures code remains a part of culture
As Lessig observed in his 1999 book “CODE, and other laws of cyberspace”, a citizen’s practical experience of the law and of society today is through the software that implements the written law. All the computer code that governs our lives and liberty should be open to public scrutiny in this new era. More than just…
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You can use Google Play Points to pay for even more stuff
Google introduced its Play Points system back in 2018. It’s a way to incentivize people to play more games and maybe spend a little money. You can already redeem them to pay for apps and get coupons. Now, according to Google, you can redeem your Play Points in even more ways. In case you don’t…
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Best cases for Steam Deck
Even at $399 for the base model, you want to protect your Steam Deck as best you can and that’s why cases are a good thing to consider. The nice thing about the Steam Deck is that it comes with its own case already. And it’s not a bad one by any means. But it…
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You can help Google in protecting our Coral Reefs
It’s no secret that coral reefs are one of nature’s most magnificent wonders, but climate change, overfishing, and pollution have severely damaged these ecosystems. Now, in an effort to save our coral reefs, Google is teaming up with marine biologist Steve Simpson and marine ecologist Mary Shodipo to launch a new citizen science project called…
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Galaxy S22 series will miss out on these Expert RAW features
Samsung introduced several new camera features with the Galaxy S23 series earlier this year. Some of them have already reached older Galaxy models, including the Galaxy S22 series, while some others are scheduled to arrive in the coming weeks. Unfortunately, not every new feature will trickle down to older Galaxy devices. 360 audio recording and…
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How To Cancel Netflix
With the news that Netflix is raising prices once again, many are looking to cancel the service. Luckily, it is pretty easy to cancel, compared to some of the competition. And it’s not even hidden within the settings. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how you can cancel your Netflix account. How to Cancel Netflix…
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Master & Dynamic's top headphones get the Lamborghini treatment
Master & Dynamic is back with its next collaboration, this time with Lamborghini as the auto brand embracing the company’s top headphones. In truth, though, this isn’t the first time Master & Dynamic has worked with Lamborghini. The two have collaborated twice before and Automobili Lamborghini is back for a third round of co-branded products.…
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Samsung may bring back variable aperture with Galaxy S24 Ultra
Variable zoom may not be the only big camera improvement Samsung‘s Galaxy S24 Ultra will bring next year. Rumors are that the company is considering offering a variable aperture as well. Its Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S10 phones featured this technology. When Samsung launched the Galaxy S9 series with a variable aperture (f/1.5-2.4) in early…
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Here's when the Google Pixel Fold will go on sale & how much it'll cost!
While Google I/O is still a few weeks away, we’re starting to see some rumors for the upcoming devices that are expected to be announced there. That includes the Google Pixel Fold. Which, according to Jon Prosser, the Pixel Fold is going to be announced at Google I/O on May 10, with pre-orders opening the…
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The ASUS ROG Ally will officially be a global release
The ROG Ally will officially be a global release, ASUS has confirmed in a tweet on its ROG account back on April 14. While this was probably expected, it wasn’t confirmed until last Friday. Nearly a full two weeks after ASUS teased the device. So that probably left some to wonder where this thing would…
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Google in "panic" mode as Samsung considers switching to Bing
Samsung is reportedly considering making Microsoft’s Bing the default search engine app on its Galaxy devices, switching from Google Search. Unsurprisingly, this has put Google into “panic” mode. The search giant is now scrambling to improve its service as the threat of Bing looms large. For years, Google has hardly had any competition in the…
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Why advocacy and outreach matter
Despite a 25-year history, Open Source is still misunderstood or misrepresented. I still read about developers, a cohort you’d expect to know better, arguing whether software licensed with the GNU GPL is Open Source because “one cannot resell it” (hint: the GNU GPL doesn’t prevent users from selling software.) This sort of confusion reaches the…
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Samsung to fix this Galaxy S23 camera issue next month
Samsung recently pushed a massive camera update to the Galaxy S23 series, adding a few new features and fixing some bugs and performance issues. However, one major HDR-related issue remained unfixed. The new flagships still produce images with a weird halo effect around subjects. Thankfully, a fix for this problem isn’t too far off. According…
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Galaxy S24 Ultra to ditch 3X zoom camera, bring variable zoom
Samsung may launch the Galaxy S24 Ultra with fewer cameras on the back. Two reputed tipsters have confirmed that the device will lack a 3X zoom camera. It will only get a 10X periscope telephoto zoom camera, along with a primary shooter and an ultrawide lens. The periscope lens will be a new sensor with…
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Pixel 8 phones appear in new renders along with protective cases
The Google Pixel 8 may be a little smaller than the Pixel 7, but it would look a lot like its predecessor. Leaked renders have already revealed that, and we now have further confirmation via a fresh leak. TechGoing recently shared an image of the phone in a protective case, showing its front and rear…
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Best Speakers for Gaming
Headphones are great for games when you want to be more immersed and hear every detail, but sometimes speakers are the best option for gaming. Whether you find headphones uncomfortable or you just don’t want to wear them all the time, a good set of speakers for your gaming setup can make a all the…
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Twitter increased the character limit for paid subscribers again, and by a lot!
Twitter Blue has been the company’s main priority since Elon Musk took over, and we’ve seen several changes to the subscription service. After a massive bump to the tweet character limit not too long ago, Twitter is increasing it yet again- and by a lot this time. A few months ago, Twitter announced that it…
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Support Requests: How to Read Release Notes
Tweet As previously mentioned, VMware Support might ask you to upgrade to the latest release to fix an issue. Statistically, most of the Support Requests received are issues previously seen. We use tools like VMware Skyline to proactively identify issues and remediate them before the issue turns into a problem for you, but most of…
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Best Apple Watch Bands
If you just bought a new Apple Watch, it’s a good idea to get a couple of bands for it. So you can switch up the look a bit. Now that we are on the Series 8 of the Apple Watch, there’s a ton of great bands out there that you can pick up. These…
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ChatGPT-5 isn't coming any time soon
ChatGPT-4 is out, and it’s proven to be a step above its predecessor in every way. Since GPT-4 was in testing before GPT-3 even became available to the public, you’d expect OpenAI to be working on the next iteration as we speak However, OpenAI is not training ChatGPT-5 just yet, according to The Verge. If…
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New Knowledge Articles for VMware Cloud on AWS in March, 2023
Tweet Stay informed with the latest VMware Knowledge Base (KB) articles created in March. The articles address common issues such as high-frequency snapshot failures, Citrix Netscaler VPX loss of connection, and email notification configuration in VMware Cloud Disaster Recovery (VCDR). Each article provides an explanation of the cause and offers step-by-step guidance on how to…
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New Knowledge Base Articles for VMware Cloud on AWS in March 2023.
Stay informed with the latest VMware Knowledge Base (KB) articles created in March. The articles address common issues such as high-frequency snapshot failures, Citrix Netscaler VPX loss of connection, and email notification configuration in VMware Cloud Disaster Recovery (VCDR). Each article provides an explanation of the cause and offers step-by-step guidance on how to resolve…
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New Knowledge Articles for VMware Horizon, WorkspaceONE, End User Computing (EUC) , and Personal Desktop for March, 2023
Tweet Attention VMware customers! There have been some new Knowledge Base (KB) articles created in March that you should be aware of. This VMware knowledge article provides an update and recommendation for customers to transition to DNS based allow lists by April 17, 2023, to enhance the security of Workspace ONE UEM SaaS IP ranges. …
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Salesforce: Why we sponsor OSI
This month, we’re pleased to spotlight one of our sponsors, Salesforce, and learn why Open Source is important to their organization. Salesforce is a cloud-based software company with applications that help businesses manage customers in every step of the customer journey, from lead to loyalty. The service Salesforce provides its customers is profoundly based on…
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Best Buy knocked $450 off this RTX 3070 gaming laptop
What if we told you, that you could get a great gaming laptop for just $1,050? Well, today that is possible. Best Buy has the ASUS TUF Dash 15 gaming laptop with an NVIDIA RTX 3070 inside, for just $1,050. that’s cutting $450 off of its regular price. That makes this such a great time…
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How To Watch Today's PlayStation State Of Play Event
Sony’s latest PlayStation State Of Play event is happening later this afternoon, and it’s going to be a big one, so you’ll want to watch it if you want to see some new footage for Final Fantasy XVI, which is sure to be one of the best PS5 games this year. If you’re unfamiliar with…
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New VMware Skyline Collector 3.4 and Advisor Pro Release
Tweet VMware Aria Operations for Log Endpoint Discovery and Product Name Updates We’re pleased to announce new VMware Skyline Collector 3.4 and Advisor Pro releases with VMware Aria Operations for Logs (formerly vRealize Log Insight) endpoint discovery, product name updates and new proactive Findings. If you have Auto Upgrade enabled, your Skyline Collector will automatically update. A summary of the new…
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New Knowledge Articles for VMware HCX, SaaS, and EPG (Emerging Products Group) for March, 2023
Tweet Attention VMware customers! There have been some new Knowledge Base (KB) articles created in March that you should be aware of. This VMware KB article explains why Distributed Firewall (DFW) rules in an NSX environment might not match as expected when nested groups are used. The article provides guidance on how to diagnose and…
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YouTube adds 5 new features to its Premium tier
Over the past few years, YouTube has been introducing a range of new features to entice users to subscribe to its premium plan, though long-requested features like queuing have been forgotten. Now, as part of these ongoing efforts, the platform has recently introduced five new features aimed at enhancing the video-watching experience and potentially making it…
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Galaxy S23 gets April update with camera improvements in the US
A couple of weeks back, Samsung released a massive new camera update for the Galaxy S23 series in its homeland of South Korea. The update has since reached users in other parts of Asia as well as in Europe and Africa. It has now reached the US as well. Both carrier-locked and unlocked variants of…
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Google Cross-Device service allows for streaming apps to ChromeOS
If you find yourself drenched in the Google ecosystem, then you will find the new Cross-Device service app useful. This feature is rolling out, and it helps with cross-collaboration between Android devices and Chromebooks. Google made mention of this feature during the CES 2023 event that took place in January, and it is now available. With…
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Best monitors for Xbox Series X
The best monitors for Xbox Series X can make all the difference when playing your favorite games. And just because they’re the best doesn’t mean they have to cost you an arm and a leg. On the same token, it doesn’t mean they’ll be dirt cheap. More than likely, they’ll sit somewhere in the middle…
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Best 5 DALL-E alternatives
Ever since DALL-E planted the seeds, there have been a ton of AI image generators sprouting across the internet. Now, there is a multitude of options for people to convert their text to images. This leads people to search for the best DALL-E alternatives across the internet. If you’re looking for a different image generator,…
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Best shooter games for Android – April 2023
Like action games, some of the best shooter games for Android can be some of the most fun if you enjoy things like fast-paced combat, multiplayer gameplay, and general moment to moment action. This day and age there are literally tons of options in just about every game genre on Android, and this includes shooters.…
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Android 14 could let you adjust the system theme's contrast
The Android 14 “Upsidedown Cake” developer preview is out now, and people have been cracking into it to see what’s in store. Thanks to a new leak from 9To5Google, it seems that Android 14 will let you adjust the contrast on the theme you applied. If you want to check out this developer preview, you…
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Best Buy knocks $600 off Sony's best 4K OLED TV
Did you know Sony makes OLED TVs? Well they do, and today their best 4K OLED TV is $600 off. This bring the price down to just $1,399 which is also an all-time low for the Sony A90J. This is for the 55-inch model. It’s a great time to pick up this TV. Sony A90J…
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New Knowledge Articles for ESXi, VCenter, Automation Operations, vCF, and vCD for March, 2023
Tweet Attention VMware customers! There have been some new Knowledge Base (KB) articles created in March that you should be aware of. Our curated solutions are available 24/7 through VMware KB Articles. Make sure to also check our other resources: The post <strong>New Knowledge Articles for ESXi, VCenter, Automation Operations, vCF, and vCD for March,…
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Phone Comparisons: Google Pixel 7 Pro vs Samsung Galaxy S23+
The Galaxy S23+ tends to live in the Galaxy S23 Ultra’s shadow, which is kind of unfair, as it’s a great phone on its own. In this article, we’ll compare it to the best of Google, in case you’re considering getting one or the other. In other words, we’ll compare the Google Pixel 7 Pro…
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Best Buy's mail-in service lets you recycle your old smartphone
The new Best Buy mail-in service is here to help you recycle your old gadgets. Instead of disposing of old gadgets, you can send them in for proper recycling. This approach from Best Buy is a nice approach to the environment, as the old gadgets won’t end up as pollutants. There are a few conditions for…
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More Galaxy S23 camera features are coming to older models
Samsung introduced several new camera features with the Galaxy S23 series in February and pushed further improvements with a massive update last week. In the meantime, the company has been bringing those features to older Galaxy devices. One UI 5.1 brought many of those last month, while some others, such as Image Clipper, arrived recently…
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New "Rilide" malware targets cryptocurrency wallets through browser extensions
Over the past few years, malicious browser extensions have become a common phenomenon, with hackers using them to steal private information and even money. Now, cybersecurity researchers from Trustwave SpiderLabs have discovered a new strain of malware that targets cryptocurrency wallets. Dubbed Rilide, this malware poses as a Google Drive extension for Chromium-based browsers, and…
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Best Wired Nintendo Switch Controllers
The Nintendo Switch has tons of wireless controller options, but it can also be played with wired controllers if you prefer them, and we’ve rounded up some of the best options for wired Nintendo Switch controllers out there right now. As a console, the Switch can be played in a number of different ways and…
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This new Lord of The Rings RPG comes out next month
The Lord of The Rings has been present in multiple forms of media, and that includes video games. There’s a new game in the works by Electronic Arts, and it’s called Lord of The Rings Heroes. The game will come out next month. At the moment, there’s not much more to go on than the…
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Best HDMI Cables for your TV
An HDMI cable is almost needed as much as a USB-C cable at this point, because it is used by just about everything. From your gaming consoles, to your laptop, to even your streaming devices like a Roku or Chromecast. But not every HDMI cable is created equal. You might head to Best Buy and…
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Samsung reports massive sales growth for Galaxy S23 series
Samsung‘s Galaxy S23 phones are in high demand around the world. The company has revealed that sales have grown substantially compared to the Galaxy S22 series last year. The phones are now available in 130 countries, with availability expanding to a few more markets later this month. The Galaxy S23 lineup debuted in Japan earlier…
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Modern Warfare II Season 03 roadmap reveals massive content drop
Modern Warfare II will enter season 03 on April 12, and Activision just released the roadmap showcasing everything that’s coming. Yesterday it put out a teaser trailer that mentioned a few things, including the arrival of Plunder in Warzone 2.0, as well as new maps and modes for multiplayer. This season centers around a battle…
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YouTube TV adds marital-arts channel Hi-YAH! and Qello Concerts
YouTube TV is rolling out add-ons for two new channels today, including Hi-YAH!, a channel dedicated to tons of martial arts movies and TV shows. You’ll find a wide range of films available on this channel with non-stop martial arts action, spread across varying genres like fantasy, sci-fi, action and more. If you’re a big…
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Your new Galaxy S23 has already lost over 40% of its value
Your brand-new Galaxy S23 flagship may have already lost more than 40% of its original value. That’s according to the phone trade-in comparison platform SellCell. They claim that the Galaxy S23 loses 43.3% of its value within the first two months of launch. Google‘s Pixel 7 fares worse with a 45.9% drop in value two…
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Best Buy's Unlocked iPhone selection only includes older models
Best Buy has finally started to sell unlocked iPhones. But it’s not all good news here, unfortunately. Best Buy is apparently only selling older models, from the iPhone 13 and older. So the new iPhone 14 series, which isn’t really new since it launched 7 months ago, is not available unlocked from Best Buy. However,…
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Containers can be safer with Open Source
Container adoption is soaring, thanks to Open Source. The majority of projects and tools for container management in the cloud-native ecosystem are Open Source; one example is SlimToolkit, a tool supported by Slim.AI. SlimToolkit addresses one of the most critical issues in the cloud-native ecosystem today: container security. Today, developers are increasingly building their cloud-native,…
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The best way to play Monopoly is in the Mushroom Kingdom
Monopoly is an iconic game that’s been around for ages, and the same can be said of Nintendo’s Super Mario Bros franchise, which is why makes perfect sense, then, that Hasbro would release a Super Mario Bros Movie Edition of its famed Monopoly board game. The Super Mario Bros Movie officially landed in theaters this…
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Google will require all devs to let users delete their accounts
Data security is one of the biggest concerns in the tech world, and Google is looking for ways to protect user data on the Play Store. According to 9To5Google, Google will require that all apps on the Play Store allow users to delete their accounts and data. There’s a major issue plaguing app users: not…
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Modern Warfare II season 03 drops April 12 with Plunder mode
Activision has just dropped the first official trailer for season 03 of Modern Warfare II and Warzone 2.0, and it promises a standoff between two of the campaign’s main characters. Alejandro and Valeria. If you’ve played the campaign, then you know that these two characters have a history. And it seems that the central theme…
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Bing AI: Everything You Need To Know
The AI chatbot race is on! Several companies are racing to have the most capable chatbot, and Microsoft’s hotrod is called Bing AI. With everything going on in the tech world now, it’s hard to keep up with every chatbot, so Bing AI might fly under your radar. But, don’t worry. We’re going to talk…
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We might not see any more mobile Mario games in the future
Nintendo doesn’t have the most robust catalog of games on the Google Play and iOS stores. The games it did publish have been pretty notable, and that prompts us to think that there are more coming down the pipeline. However, it doesn’t seem like that’ll be the case. Nintendo doesn’t plan on making more Mario…
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Sony is working on a new PlayStation handheld that's online only
For years fans have been wishing for Sony to make a new PlayStation handheld and for years fans have been disappointed. But maybe that’s finally changing. A new rumor from Insider Gaming claims Sony is working on a new PlayStation handheld. But it may not be what the fans are hoping for. Many over the…
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Introducing Our Blog Series: Top VMware Knowledge Base Articles and How They Can Help You!
This blog post introduces a new series focused on the top VMware Knowledge Base (KB) articles and how they can benefit users in solving common issues in their VMware environment. The series will highlight the most popular KB articles based on customer engagement and relevance, providing clear and concise information on how to address common…
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Diving in to Open Source supply chain; connecting and collaborating with communities
It has been about one month since I’ve joined the Open Source Initiative, and I’ve been busy learning about ClearlyDefined and how it fits into the Open Source supply chain compliance and security ecosystem. This is an exciting area that has a major impact not just in the tech sector, but on society as a…
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Top 10 best AI chatbots
Since late 2022, AI-powered chatbots have exploded in popularity. They’re extremely useful tools that give you natural-sounding responses based on your input. Nowadays, we see a bunch of chatbots popping up all over the place with varying degrees of effectiveness. The thing is that there are so many out there with different capabilities. It can…
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Google Keep to add side-by-side notes on tablets, foldables
Google is working on making its apps better for foldables and tablets. The company is adding a side-by-side notes feature to Google Keep, according to 9To5Google. How to access side-by-side notes on Google Keep To access this feature, users will have to long-press on a note from the main feed. This will reveal the “Open…
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Sony to launch WF-C700N earbuds at an affordable price soon
Sony is preparing to launch its next pair of true wireless earbuds soon, the WF-C700N, which are set to be one of the brand’s affordable pairs of TWS earbuds. Typically, Sony electronics are on the pricier end. They’re by no means as high-priced as what you’ll find from Master & Dynamic. But they’re not exactly…
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Twitter will offer free verification to the top 10,000 organizations
Twitter’s verification program has been a hot topic of discussion lately, especially since Elon Musk, the CEO of Twitter, announced that the company would be phasing out the legacy verification for all users. However, it looks like Twitter has revised its plans, as the company will now provide free verification to the top 500 advertisers…
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How to unlock any phone password without losing data 2023
Mobile phone security is a wonderful thing—until you find yourself on the wrong side of it because you’ve forgotten your password or broken your screen. Fortunately, there’s an easy fix. PassFab is a brilliant tool that lets you bypass any phone password, whether it’s on a second-hand handset with a mystery PIN or a tablet…
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Phone Comparisons: Google Pixel 7 Pro vs OPPO Find X6 Pro
The OPPO Find X6 Pro is a brand new camera-centric flagship that continues getting praise left and right. How does it compare to the best of Google, though? Well, that’s what we’re here to find out. We’ll compare the Google Pixel 7 Pro vs OPPO Find X6 Pro. Before we begin, however, do note that…
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Google Voice Material You on Android is finally rolling out
If you already make use of the Google Voice app, you can be sure to get Material You theming soon. Ever since this feature became available to Android devices, it has been making its way to various apps. Google apps were some of the first to get this feature after it became available with the release of…
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Sonic is dead in this real game SEGA launched for April Fool's
April Fool’s is usually reserved for mostly lame jokes and plenty of companies observe this strange holiday, but not SEGA this year, which just launched The Murder of Sonic the Hedgehog on Steam today. Yes, we know April Fool’s Day is tomorrow here in the states, but most companies have been putting out their jokes…
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April Fool's Day is a drag, but these Newegg gaming deals aren't
Newegg has some decent deals for gamers during April Fool’s Day weekend, and unlike all the terrible jokes you’re undoubtedly already seeing and will see, these deals are actually legit. No joke. While we won’t presume to list every single deal on the site for April Fool’s Day weekend, here’s what we found to be…
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Genshin Impact offers a new adventure in patch 3.6, out April 12
Genshin Impact will be taking players on a new adventure in Sumeru soon as part of its latest content update, patch 3.6. The new update also promises to introduce players to new characters, both playable and unplayable. Though that’s pretty much a staple of every patch and players have probably come to expect it. This…
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Top 10 Most Popular Knowledge Articles for VMware Horizon, WorkspaceONE, End User Computing (EUC) , and Personal Desktop for March, 2023
Tweet Get answers and solutions instantly by using VMware’s Knowledge Base (KB) articles to solve known issues. Whether you’re looking to improve your productivity, troubleshoot common issues, or simply learn something new, these most used and most viewed knowledge articles are a great place to start. Here are the top 5 most viewed KB articles for VMware…
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Gamers eat good with Amazon Prime's free games in April
Prime Gaming members are getting some good free games for the month of April. This week Amazon has announced what Prime Gaming’s offers will be for the upcoming month, and it includes, as always, loads of free in-game content. But it also includes a roundup of free games. Full games, not demos, that you can…
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Premium audio meets French luxury with this M&D Bugatti collab
Master & Dynamic has announced its next brand collaboration and this time it’s with French luxury hyper car brand Bugatti. Together the two companies partnered up for the release of some limited-edition audio gear. This includes Bugatti-branded versions of three of Master & Dynamic’s most recent products. The MW75, the MG20, and the MW08. The…
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Microsoft will place ads in the Bing AI chatbot
With over 100 million daily active users, Microsoft’s Bing AI chatbot has single-handedly brought Microsoft back into the browser wars. However, running an AI chatbot is still significantly more expensive than traditional searches. Therefore, to offset these costs, Microsoft has started incorporating ads within the Bing AI chatbot’s responses, linking to relevant products and services.…
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The Stadia Discord server goes offline tomorrow
Stadia itself was shutdown quite some time ago, back in January in fact, but the Discord server has stayed online. Allowing fans of the service to continue chatting about a product they loved. Sadly, that same Stadia Discord server is going offline tomorrow. To be clear, this is the official Stadia server. The one that…
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Top 10 Most Popular Knowledge Articles for VMware HCX, SaaS, and EPG (Emerging Products Group) for March, 2023
Tweet Get answers and solutions instantly by using VMware’s Knowledge Base (KB) articles to solve known issues. Whether you’re looking to improve your productivity, troubleshoot common issues, or simply learn something new, these most used and most viewed knowledge articles are a great place to start. Here are the top 5 most viewed KB articles…
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Open Source Approved License® registry project underway with help of intern, Giulia Dellanoce
I shared last month the details of the new OSI website, hosted on WordPress. One of the main drivers for this upgrade was to unify OSI-approved licenses with all related metadata to a consistent, reliable and easy-to-access format. From there we can incorporate the outcome of the recommendations coming out of the License Review Working Group.…
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Brotato is a totally not serious top-down shooter you should play
Once in a while there comes a game that you just have to try because it looks like a whole lot of fun, and Brotato is that game. Spotted by Android Police, this is a top-down shooter for mobile that challenges you to stay alive while you wait for help. As the story goes, you’re…
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How to use keyboard Gmail keyboard shortcuts
Gmail is a powerful and popular email client, and millions of people around the world rely on it for communication. As powerful as it is, there are people who don’t use it to its full potential. For example, Gmail has keyboard shortcuts that you might not know about. They’re really useful and they could speed…
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Galaxy Z Fold 5 US variant spotted with a Qualcomm processor
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 has appeared in a benchmark listing. The US variant of the upcoming foldable recently showed up on Geekbench to confirm a few rumors. This is the first benchmark appearance of the device, which isn’t expected to break cover until the second half of this year. The Geekbench entry lists…
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Nintendo Switch game Kana Quest wants to help you learn Japanese
There are all sorts of games and unique ways to help you learn Japanese (and other languages), and one of the latest ways to do it on Nintendo Switch is a game called Kana Quest. The game is also available on PC via Steam (it launched on Steam March 12), so you could in theory…
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VMware Skyline Advisor Pro Proactive Findings – March 2023 Edition
Tweet VMware Skyline Advisor Pro releases new proactive Findings every month. Findings are prioritized by trending issues in VMware Technical Support, issues raised through post escalation review, security vulnerabilities, issues raised from VMware engineering, and nominated by customers. For the month of March, we released 43 new Findings. Of these, there are 29 Findings based…
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Top 10 Most Popular Knowledge Articles for VMware SRM, vSAN, and Core Storage for March, 2023
Tweet Get answers and solutions instantly by using VMware’s Knowledge Base (KB) articles to solve known issues. Whether you’re looking to improve your productivity, troubleshoot common issues, or simply learn something new, these most used and most viewed knowledge articles are a great place to start. Here are the top 5 most viewed KB articles for…
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Why the European Commission must consult the Open Source communities
A crucial problem with the Impact Assessment of the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is that no Open Source communities or community fiduciaries were consulted as stakeholders. The lack of consultation with the Open Source communities would explain the possible origin of a serious defect in terminology. The Impact Assessment Annex 2 (Pdf), sections 2-4 lists…
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The Pixel Tablet reportedly enters a ‘Hub Mode’ when docked
As the launch date unveiling of the Google Pixel Tablet gets closer, more details about the Android tablet emerge. The latest reports suggest the Pixel Tablet will feature a Hub Mode that could turn the device into a Google Nest Hub. Google’s Pixel Tablet is one of the most anticipated devices for 2023, along with…
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The Xbox Elite Series 2 Core controller gets two new colors
Microsoft is launching two new colors of its Xbox Elite Series 2 Core controller, which previously only came in white. Now, the controller can be picked up in either red or blue. Microsoft officially announced the new controller color options on its Xbox Wire blog. But the tweet put out on the company’s official Twitter…
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Watch 11 minutes of Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom gameplay
Nintendo today has shown off some new gameplay footage of the upcoming The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, giving players a new look at various parts of the game. The video includes over 11 minutes of gameplay footage and showcases some pretty cool mechanics. Such as new abilities for Link that allow you…
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Older Galaxies are getting this Galaxy S23 exclusive feature
Sometimes, companies give their newer devices exclusive features to move more units in those early months. Then, they trickle them down to older models. According to Sam Mobile. Older Galaxies are getting the Image Clipper feature. Image Clipper was one of the new additions introduced with the Galaxy S23 phones, and it remained an exclusive…
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Top 10 Most Popular Knowledge Articles for VMware Cloud for March, 2023
Tweet Get answers and solutions instantly by using VMware’s Knowledge Base (KB) articles to solve known issues. Whether you’re looking to improve your productivity, troubleshoot common issues, or simply learn something new, these most used and most viewed knowledge articles are a great place to start. Here are the top 5 most viewed KB articles for…
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2023 State of Open Source Report: key findings and analysis
I joined Javier Perez on a webinar reviewing the results of the 2023 State of Open Source survey, a collaborative effort between OpenLogic by Perforce and the Open Source Initiative (OSI). Open Source users from all eight global regions, working in 20+ industries in organizations of all sizes were anonymously surveyed. The resulting report is about…
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Diablo IV is going to be a slam dunk judging from the open beta
The Diablo IV open beta is coming to a close and with that, both beta weekends are over. That means the next time players get a chance to dive back into the world of Sanctuary to slay demons, it’ll be in June. When the game officially launches. While the early access beta and open beta…
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The Android volume slider might get a small but welcome change
It’s the time of year when we’re looking forward to a bunch of new updates in Android. While we’re excited about the next biggest changes, we can’t forget about the minor tweaks. According to Mishaal Rahman, the Android volume slider might change its height based on the device’s screen size. Google introduced the vertical volume…
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Apple releases iOS 16.4, complete with more Emoji
On Monday, Apple released the latest update to iOS 16, and that’s iOS 16.4. After a few beta releases, it is finally available to everyone. This actually turned out to be a rather large update for iOS 16, which is surprising since we are only a couple months away from iOS 17 debuting at WWDC.…
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Top 10 Most Popular Knowledge Articles for ESXi, VCenter, Automation Operations, vCF, and vCD for March, 2023
Tweet Get answers and solutions instantly by using VMware’s Knowledge Base (KB) articles to solve known issues. Whether you’re looking to improve your productivity, troubleshoot common issues, or simply learn something new, these most used and most viewed knowledge articles are a great place to start. Here are the top 5 most viewed KB articles for…
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Phone Comparisons: Xiaomi 13 Pro vs OPPO Find X6 Pro
In this article, we’ll compare the Xiaomi 13 Pro vs OPPO Find X6 Pro, two powerhouse smartphones from China. The global variant of the Xiaomi 13 Pro launched not so long ago, while the OPPO Find X6 Pro launched only in China thus far, quite recently. Having that in mind, do note that we’ve tested…
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Galaxy A54 5G buyers will have a camera update waiting for them
Buyers of Samsung‘s brand-new premium mid-range smartphone Galaxy A54 5G will have a major software update waiting for them out of the box. The company is pushing camera improvements to the phone even before it reaches consumers globally. The device is slated to arrive in the US in April. Galaxy A54 5G gets its first…
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Samsung pushes March update to Galaxy A52 5G in the US
The March 2023 Android security patch is now rolling out to Samsung‘s Galaxy A52 5G in the US. The update is live for the carrier-locked variants of the 2021 premium mid-range smartphone. Users with a factory-unlocked unit should get this update in the coming days. The Korean firm has already seeded the latest security update…
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Samsung in a hole again as photo remaster gives disturbing results
The Galaxy S23 Ultra Moon photo controversy is still fresh in people’s minds and another Samsung camera feature is in the headlines for the wrong reasons. A Galaxy user recently discovered that Samsung’s photo remaster feature is adding teeth to pictures of a seven-month-old baby. The device in question here is, unfortunately, the Galaxy S23…
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Tricksy hobbitses, The Lord Of The Rings: Gollum launches in May
The Lord Of The Rings: Gollum has an official launch date, ending a years-long delay that pushed the game back from its original release of 2021. The game was announced back in 2019, but was met with a delay following the pandemic. Causing slow development progression. Luckily for fans, that delay is now a distant…
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UK's watchdog changed its mind about Microsoft buyingi Activision Blizzard
More than a year ago, Microsoft moved to buy Activision Blizzard, and that drama is still going on to this day. Many organizations see this as a huge anti-competitive move on the company’s part. Well, according to Engadget, the Competitions and Markets Authority (CMA) seems to have changed its stance on whether Microsoft should buy…
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Check out The Crown of Wu while you wait for Black Myth: Wukong
The Crown of Wu is a new action-adventure game from Red Mountain and Meridiem Games based on Chinese novel Journey to the West, and is shaping up to be a worthwhile title if you both love action-adventure games and games that revolve around Chinese mythology. It also stars the same main character as another game…
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PayPal expands passkey login access to Android users in the US
After introducing passkeys for iOS back in November, PayPal is now expanding access to passkey logins for Android users in the US. Now, with the help of passkeys, Android users can access websites and services without having to type in usernames and passwords. This move aligns with other major tech brands like Google, Apple, and…
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AirPods Pro With USB-C Charging Case Coming Soon!
It appears that a new version of the AirPods Pro are coming later this year. That would be a pair of AirPods Pro with a USB-C case. This is according to industry analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. It’s important to note that while Kuo is typically correct on these things, his timelines can be off a bit.…
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TikTok CEO aims to defend app's safety measures before Congress
After being embroiled in controversies about its data privacy for more than a year, TikTok CEO Chew is set to testify before Congress on Thursday to address “misconceptions” about the app and its parent company, ByteDance. Lawmakers have long expressed concerns about the app’s connections with the Chinese government and its possible use to target…
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GeForce NOW gets a few new games this week plus expanded access
NVIDIA GeForce NOW is expanding access to the RTX 4080 tier this week. Gamers rejoice! The service is also getting a small handful of new games onto the service today, one of which is Tchia. A delightful little game that doesn’t force you into doing tasks for gameplay progression. Rather you can pick and choose…
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Razer's Meta Quest 2 accessories promise more comfy VR gaming
Razer today is launching two accessories for the Meta Quest 2 VR headset, promising a more comfortable experience when playing games in virtual reality. The Razer Adjustable Headstrap and Razer Facial Interface were designed in collaboration with ResMed, an expert in human factors that uses “billions of hours of data” to gain a deep understanding…
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Best Amazon Alexa Compatible Devices – March 2023
Amazon Alexa is available in a number of different devices. And if you’re already invested in the Alexa ecosystem, then it is a good idea to pick up more Alexa devices to add to your home. In this buyer’s guide, we will be discussing the top 10 best Amazon Alexa compatible devices that you can…
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This special edition OnePlus 11 could be made of marble
OnePlus is readying a new special edition OnePlus 11. The company’s President for China Li Jie recently teased the handset on the Chinese social media platform Weibo. Jie says the device will feature “unprecedented materials and craftsmanship, making each mobile phone unique”. It appears to be made of marble. A new OnePlus 11 variant with a…
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Samsung's march update is live for Galaxy Tab S7 series
After updating most of its eligible Galaxy smartphones to the March 2023 Android security patch, Samsung is now pushing the latest security release to its tablets. The Galaxy Tab S7 series has pipped others to the new SMR (Security Maintenance Release). The company should soon update the Galaxy Tab S8 series as well. As of…
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Instagram will start putting ads in search results
In an effort to support the struggling ad business amidst the current challenging economic climate, Instagram is testing two experimental ad formats: ads in search results and Reminder Ads. These new formats will provide companies with more opportunities to promote their products or services. As the name suggests, ads in search results will enable businesses…
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Amazon is considering launching its own browser
It’s no secret that Google Chrome has dominated the browser market for years, with over 60% market share worldwide. Despite competition from other major players like Microsoft, Apple, and Mozilla, Chrome’s popularity has remained largely unchallenged. However, it looks like Amazon will be the next company to take on Chrome’s dominance as, according to reports,…
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OnePlus Nord CE 3 Lite clears regulatory hurdles ahead of launch
OnePlus is readying a new mid-range phone in the form of the OnePlus Nord CE 3 Lite 5G. The device is rumored to debut in the first week of April. There have been a few leaks about it in recent weeks. With the launch drawing closer, the handset has now appeared on Geekbench and also…
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Results of 2023 elections of OSI board of directors
The polls just closed, the results are in. Congratulations to the returning directors Aeva Black, and Catharina Maracke, and the newly elected director Anne-Marie Scott. Anne-Marie Scott has been confirmed and joins as a director elected by the Affiliate organizations. She’ll take the seat that was occupied by Hong-Phuc Dang who resigned in June 2022.…
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Pixel 6 series gets March Feature Drop with faster Night Sight
Google has released the March 2023 update for the Pixel 6 series. The Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro, and Pixel 6a are getting the latest monthly update a week after the rest of the Pixel family. The Pixel 4a, Pixel 5 series, and Pixel 7 series picked up this release last Monday. Older models are…
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PUBG MOBILE gets more immersive with Dolby Atmos support
Immersive audio can be a really big part of enhancing the gaming experience and PUBG MOBILE players are getting it through the recently added Dolby Atmos support. Audio in some cases, can feel like a more important part of the play experience than visuals. Opening up doors to unmatched levels of realism. Tencent Games Head…
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Netflix to add 40 more games in 2023 plus Monument Valley in 2024
Netflix has already added a handful of games in 2023, but the company says it plans to add about 40 more titles this year alone. For those that really enjoy playing mobile games, the Netflix offering has been a pretty good value. There have been more than a few really good titles thrown into the…
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How To Set & Manage Default Apps In Android
When you’re performing certain tasks on your phone, you’ll often only want one app to do it for you. This is where default apps come in, and it’s pretty easy to set, change, and remove them on your Android device. While it’s easy, newcomers to the platform might not know how to manage them. Well,…
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Roborock S8 Pro Ultra Review: The New Best Robot Vacuum
For quite some time, we’ve been singing the praises of Roborock here at AndroidHeadlines. That’s because they make some of the best robot vacuums on the market. Sure the competitors are pretty good, but Roborock continues to push the envelope on robot vacuums, and they’ve done that again with the S8 Pro Ultra. And for…
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Phone Comparisons: Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra vs Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra
The Galaxy S23 Ultra is Samsung’s latest and greatest smartphone. We’ve already compared it with a number of smartphones, including its predecessor, the Galaxy S22 Ultra. What if you’re still using the Galaxy S21 Ultra, though, and you’re thinking of upgrading? Well, that’s what we’re here for. In this article, we’ll compare the Samsung Galaxy…
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Galaxy Watch 6 Classic with rotating bezel seems to be happening
It’s getting increasingly likely that Samsung‘s upcoming Galaxy Watch 6 series will bring back the physical rotating bezel. A regulator listing in China has confirmed the existence of two separate models with four sizes in total. By the looks of it, we will get a vanilla Galaxy Watch 6 in 40mm and 44mm sizes without…
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Windows 11 'Moment 2' update adds third-party widgets & more
Microsoft has just rolled out the ‘Moment 2’ update for Windows 11 that brings a bunch of new cool features, including support for this-party widgets and a touch-optimized taskbar. The update is heading to Windows 11 version 22H2, along with Patch Tuesday updates. While this update rolled out as optional last month, it’s now mandatory…
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The dangers of ChatGPT have been highlighted by the NCSC
The UK’s National Cyber Security Center (NCSC) is alerting the public about the dangers of ChatGPT. This artificial intelligence model gained popularity after its launch a few months ago. After it became available to the public, a ton of people trooped in to try out its abilities in various ways. Some people asked for recipes…
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Second Life is coming to mobile, and a beta may drop in 2023
You may or may not remember Second Life, but whether or not you remember it, it seems you’ll get a second chance to see what it’s all about because it’s getting a mobile adaption, Ars Technica reports. The original Second Life game, which can still be played today, is for PC. It’s also been around…
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Galaxy Tab S9, Fold 5 & Flip 5 tipped to use Galaxy S23's chipset
Samsung is expected to launch three new flagship Android tablets as part of its Galaxy Tab S9 series later this year. We should get a base model, a Plus, and an Ultra. The devices will probably arrive alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5 foldables. Early rumors suggest that the Korean…
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Whatever you do, don't leave the Diablo IV beta queue
The Diablo IV beta has a queue, and it might be kind of borked. While there didn’t seem to be much of a wait if you were to log in when the beta went live at 9am PST on March 17, that wasn’t the case a little bit later. Queue times began at a paltry…
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Discord adds colorful themes to the desktop app
Discord has added a new feature to the desktop app today in the form of themes, letting users add a splash of color to their app window. These aren’t to be confused with the light and dark themes that have been available for a while. But vibrant gradient palettes draped across the app to give…
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During Bankrutpcy, Bally Sports still wants MLB Streaming Rights
While Bally Sports’ owner, Diamond Sports Group declared Chapter 11 Bankruptcy earlier this week, there’s been a lot of talk about what will happen to the games their networks are set to broadcast. We’ve reported recently that some MLB teams are looking to get out of their contracts with Bally Sports, including the Texas Rangers.…
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OSI to hold in person License Clinic workshop
OSI is pleased to announce our 2023 Open Source Initiative License Clinic, an in-person event to be held April 4th in Washington D.C. This one day workshop will cover advanced topics on open source software licenses of interest to the US federal government as well as emerging issues such as the confluence of AI models,…
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Use stealth and wield magic in this upcoming pirate strategy game
One of the best things about games is the diverse nature of themes they can take on no matter the genre, something which is pretty well personified by Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew. In this upcoming strategy game from Mimimi Games, you’ll become part of a cursed pirate crew with one major goal. Find the…
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Valve puts the Steam Deck on sale to celebrate its 1st birthday
The Steam Deck is going on sale for the first time ever since its release last year. If you weren’t aware, the Steam Deck turns 1 year old today. So to celebrate a well-deserved accomplishment, Valve is dropping the price of the Steam Deck and putting it on sale for 10% off. Now you’re not…
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YouTube TV wants you to go back to Cable
Today, YouTube TV announced that it is raising prices again. Stop me if you’ve heard this before, but they are raising prices due to rising content costs. Now, YouTube TV is going to cost you $72.99 per month (now for new customers, or April 18 for current customers). Who remembers when YouTube TV launched at…
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YouTube TV is raising prices again, So here's the Best Live TV Streaming Alternatives
YouTube TV just announced that it is raising prices once again. This time by $8. Which represents a 12% increase from the last increase back in August of 2020. That puts it squarely in between most of its competitors. But this news has still annoyed quite a few people, since YouTube TV is still losing…
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How To Cancel YouTube TV
YouTube TV has been routinely angering its customers, though it’s not all its fault. Between raising prices to almost double what it initially launched at – now $65 per month – and losing channels, many customers are not happy. But luckily, you can cancel your YouTube TV subscription. That’s the beauty of cord cutting. The…
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It’s time to vote
It’s that time of year when the board confirms and renews its members. If you’re a full member of OSI you’ll receive a ballot at the end of this week. Members of the OSI have an incredible opportunity to oversee and steer the organization, supporting me and the staff in achieving our mission. The Open Source…
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Warcraft Arclight Rumble: Everything You Need To Know – March 2023
This morning Blizzard officially announced Warcraft Arclight Rumble, a strategy/tower offense game based on the Warcraft universe coming to Android and iOS devices. This game wasn’t a complete surprise thanks to a few rumors. But up until this morning’s reveal many elements were still unknown. The name, basic gameplay features, and much more were a…
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Meta to lay off another 10,000 employees
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has just confirmed that the company will lay off 10,000 employees, and 5,000 open positions for hire will be closed. Laying off employees to cut costs has become an epidemic in the United States. Tech companies are at the core of this change, and over 94,000 employees working in the US…
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How to install and use browser extensions on Firefox Mobile
One of the perks of using web browsers on your desktop is the selection of extensions that you can add to them. They add additional functionality to your browsing. Think of them as the equivalent of downloading apps to your phone. Firefox has been testing browser extensions for its mobile app, and now they’re available…
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PowerA now offers a mobile gaming clip for the PS5 controller
PowerA makes all kinds of gaming accessories and now that includes a new mobile gaming clip for the PS5 controller and one for the Xbox Series X|S controller. These new mobile gaming clips are also compatible with the controllers from Sony and Microsoft’s past generation consoles, the PS4 and Xbox One. Both clips are relatively…
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OpenAI introduces the next evolution of ChatGPT: GPT-4
Just when you thought that ChatGPT couldn’t get any scarier, OpenAI introduces us to GPT-4. This is the fourth iteration of the company’s powerful chatbot, and it brings some notable improvements. It’s hard to imagine that ChatGPT could become any more powerful, but that’s the nature of technology. According to the company, GPT-4 exited testing…
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Sony is currently developing a PS5 Pro, plans to launch next year
A PS5 Pro launch is now rumored to be planned for 2024, according to a new report from Tom Henderson at Insider Gaming. The PS5 Pro has been a question ever since the launch of the PS5 and PS5 Digital Edition back in 2020. With consumers wondering whether or not Sony would follow in the…
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Senators want to protect online data with Data Care Act
The US senators have reintroduced the Data Care Act to safeguard users’ online data. The bill was first introduced in 2018. Lawmakers in the United States have brought tech companies under the radar to scrutinize their measures to protect users’ data. The US House Judiciary recently subpoenaed the Big Tech CEOs over censorship claims. Senator…
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Samsung's March 2023 update live for the Galaxy S10 series
Samsung has released the March 2023 Android security patch for the Galaxy S10 series. The latest security update is currently rolling out to the Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10, and Galaxy S10+ in Europe. The company should cover the Galaxy S10 5G with the new SMR (Security Maintenance Release) in the coming days. It should also…
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Galaxy Z Fold 5 & Flip 5 could be world’s first dust-resistant foldables
In 2021, Samsung launched the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3 as the world’s first smartphones with an official IP (ingress protection) rating for water resistance. Things remained unchanged last year, with the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy Z Flip 4 both coming with an IPX8 rating. The company could now…
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You can preload the Diablo IV beta starting this Wednesday
The Diablo IV beta starts this week and you’ll be able to preload the game beginning this Wednesday. In an updated post about the beta, Blizzard highlighted a few additional details about the content of the game during the beta period. As well as when you can install the necessary game files to be prepared…
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Samsung to launch a new Galaxy SmartTag later this year
More than two years after launching its first smart object tracker, Samsung is reportedly preparing to launch a succeeding model. The Korean firm plans to launch a second-gen version of its Galaxy SmartTag in the second half of this year. The reported timeline suggests it will arrive alongside the new foldables and wearables. Samsung launched…
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Galaxy Z Fold 5 may not have an upgraded camera
Samsung may not equip the Galaxy Z Fold 5 with a 200MP camera, or even a 108MP unit. According to the noted tipster Ice Universe, the upcoming foldable will stick to a 50MP sensor for the primary rear camera. They precisely claim that it’s the “same camera module” found on the 2022 model. It is…
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Samsung loses again as Qualcomm announces next Snapdragon launch
Qualcomm has announced a new Snapdragon launch event for next week. The March 17 event in Beijing, China is expected to bring the Snapdragon 7+ Gen 1, its latest premium mid-range chipset. There are also hints of it being the Snapdragon 7 Gen 2, but we don’t have any confirmation yet. Either way, while a…
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Modern Warfare II Season 02 Reloaded adds duels, raid 2 and more
Modern Warfare II is set to transition into Season 02 Reloaded soon and with it comes a ton of new content. This includes a new mode called One in the Chamber, which will allow players to essentially duel each other using pistols. As the name implies, players will get a pistol and a single bullet…
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Recap/Summary of the Digital Market Act workshop in Brussels
This Monday, I was in Brussels to attend a stakeholder workshop for the Digital Market Act (DMA) organized by the European Commission. For those who aren’t familiar with the DMA, it’s a new law that the European Parliament voted on recently and one of its goals is to force interoperability between messaging services by allowing…
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Modern Warfare II is doing a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles collab
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II is doing its next big collab and this time it’s with a well-known pop culture franchise – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. This isn’t the first collaboration the game has had since its launch. Back in 2022 Activision added bundles based around different football players, including Messi, Pogba, and Neymar…
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Apple will launch its classical music app later this month
Every music streaming service has something that makes it stand out, and Apple will unveil one that will definitely stick out. According to CNBC, Apple will launch its classical music-only app later this month. Shocker: people still listen to classical music nowadays (GASP!). We can’t deny that classical music just doesn’t get as much attention…
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Call Of Duty: Mobile to be phased out after Warzone Mobile launch
Call Of Duty: Mobile is likely going to be phased out over time after the launch of Warzone Mobile. GamesRadar reports. Warzone Mobile is slated to be released later this year and is going to be the true mobile adaption to Activision’s insanely popular Call of Duty battle royale game. Like its PC and console…
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How to use Discord voice chat on PS5
Today Sony finally rolled out the system software update that enabled Discord voice chat for all PS5 users, and we’re here to help you get it set up so you can use it when playing games. While Sony has created a perfectly fine voice chat system for PS5, it’s just not as good as Discord.…
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How to watch the 2023 Big Ten Men's Basketball Tournament online without Cable
It’s March, and for fans of College Basketball, that means March Madness. Now, before we get to the big NCAA Tournament and crown a new National Champion, we have the conference tournaments. Including this Big Ten Tournament in Chicago. The Big Ten is one of the larger conferences in College Basketball, with 14 teams. That…
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Realme just copied Apple's homework and didn't make it look different
So, we know that Apple’s pretty conservative when it comes to changing its phones’ designs. The iPhone 14 looks like a mirror image of the iPhone 13 and the iPhone 12… and the iPhone 11. However, the iPhone 14 Pro brought an interesting feature called the Dynamic island. Well, it looks like this inspired the…
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Discord voice chat for PS5 is finally here
Discord voice chat has finally arrived for PS5 users, after months of waiting following leaks and then an official announcement. For the past few months, this feature has been in testing. And essentially, it’s just a way to circumvent having to stay connected to Discord using the mobile app or your PC. The newly added…
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How to watch the 2023 Big East Men's Basketball Tournament online without Cable
It’s March. And for sports fans, that means one thing – March Madness. But before we get to the NCAA Tournament, we have a ton of conference championships. Including this one for the Big East. The Big East is a conference with 11 teams, so the bracket does look a bit odd. But that also…
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How to watch the 2023 Big 12 Men's Basketball Tournament online without Cable
It’s March. And for sports fans, that means one thing – March Madness. But before we get to the NCAA Tournament, we have a ton of conference championships. Including this one for the Big 12. The Big 12 is a conference with only 10 teams – kinda strange right? Which offers a pretty strange bracket…
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Angry Birds might be flying back to the Play Store
The Google Play Store lost one of the most popular mobile games on the market, and it was a sad day all around. However, don’t dress in mourning just yet. It appears that Angry Birds could be returning to the Google Play Store. Only, it will have a different name. In case you didn’t know,…
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Hogwarts Legacy gets a delay for PS4 and Xbox One consoles
The wizarding world of Hogwarts Legacy is currently available on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S, and is slated for release on PS4 and Xbox One as well. But it looks like the launch of the game on those last two consoles is being met with a delay. The dev team behind the game has…
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Galaxy S20 & Galaxy Z Flip 5G get One UI 5.1 in the US
Samsung has released the One UI 5.1 update for the Galaxy S20 series and the Galaxy Z Flip 5G in the US. The devices follow dozens of other models in the party, including the LTE model of the original clamshell foldable. The new One UI version brings several new features and improvements. The One UI…
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Meet the 2023 candidates for OSI’s board
The nominations for the Open Source Initiative board of elections just closed, March 6th. It’s time for voters to meet the candidates. The OSI board of directors will renew three of its seats with an open election process among its full individual members and affiliates. We will be holding two elections: Individual members will elect…
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Samsung pushes another update to the Galaxy Buds 2
Samsung‘s Galaxy Buds 2 TWS earbuds are receiving a new software update. It’s a relatively small update and comes just about a month after the last release. The buds seem to be getting some bug fixes and stability improvements. There may not be any new features in tow here, though. The latest update for the…
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Google execs address confusion surrounding Bard AI's priorities
Google’s launch event for its Bard AI did not go as smoothly as planned, as the chatbot gave several incorrect answers during the presentation. This resulted in Googlers expressing their disappointment about the launch and even questioning CEO Pichai’s leadership. Now, according to a report from CNBC, Google executives are trying to address any confusion…
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Google Meet now cancels background noise on phones
Not everyone can join a Google Meet meeting on a desktop. Some people have to quickly jump in using their phones. One benefit that desktop users enjoy is the background noise cancelation feature. Now, Google Meet can cancel background noise for mobile users. Google Meet has been rolling out several updates as we’re still weathering…