A fax machine in 2022 sounds out of place. But in reality, a good chunk of people still use them to send faxes to one another. You’re likely to see a fax machine in old organizations such as government-established departments that are hellbent on sticking with their traditional ways of working. But the truth is, you don’t necessarily need an age-old fax machine to send a fax. … [Read more...] about How to send a fax from Gmail: A step-by-step guide
Archives for June 2022
Beware! Crypto Miners Are Selling Used Graphics Cards With Defective Memory
While the crypto crash in June 2022 has put most investors’ portfolios in the red, it has forced crypto miners, resellers, and Internet cafes to get rid of their mining graphic cards by selling them into the reseller marketplace at dirt cheap rates to avoid losing more money. As a result, several resale sites have been flooded with used mining graphic cards, which has … [Read more...] about Beware! Crypto Miners Are Selling Used Graphics Cards With Defective Memory
What is Data Risk Analytics, and How Does it Strengthen Security?
When assessing cybersecurity risks and analyzing the data they have, IT teams are likely to make mistakes. It’s inevitable, and it’s human nature. Long hours of managing systems that secure companies, night shifts, and non-stop alerts can all be common causes of errors. How can you help understaffed and overworked cybersecurity teams? To assist overwhelmed teams, … [Read more...] about What is Data Risk Analytics, and How Does it Strengthen Security?
Spotify introduces ‘Live Events Feed’ to help you find your favorite creators’ live events
Spotify has today announced that it’s replacing ‘Concert Hub’ with a new feature called ‘Live Events Feed’ to help fans find their favorite creators’ live events in the app. The new Feed is your in-app destination where you can discover all the live events in your local area, personalized to you, as described by Spotify in its official blog post. Aside from the revamped … [Read more...] about Spotify introduces ‘Live Events Feed’ to help you find your favorite creators’ live events
Windows 11 KB5014668 is now rolling out with a new feature
Microsoft has recently released an optional update KB5014668 for Windows 11 non-Insiders. This is an optional update, meaning your system won’t download and install it automatically if you don’t want to. However, KB5014668 is an important update for many as it adds a new feature and other improvements. The noteworthy new feature in KB5014668 is called ‘Search highlights,’ … [Read more...] about Windows 11 KB5014668 is now rolling out with a new feature
How to Play DVD on Windows 11 – WinX DVD Ripper Is a Feasible Way
Although video streaming services are very popular now, some hardcore film buffs are still unwilling to let go of their DVDs. They keep them neatly stored on a shelf and pick one to watch from time to time. However, it seems that playing DVDs is not as easy as before. Most of the new computers on the market today don’t have an optical drive. What’s worse, Microsoft … [Read more...] about How to Play DVD on Windows 11 – WinX DVD Ripper Is a Feasible Way
iOS 16 edit iMessage feature may not work on older phones
The option to edit text messages in the iMessage app was one of the features Apple highlighted during the announcement of iOS 16. The company discussed the feature at length, revealing how it will work. It turns out that it won’t work as intended when users are running anything lower than iOS 16, as reported by 9to5Mac. The issue with the new option for editable texts is … [Read more...] about iOS 16 edit iMessage feature may not work on older phones
Windows hacks: How to record screen on a Windows 10 PC
If a picture is worth a thousand words then a video is probably worth a million. We often use screenshots to share information with our friends and colleagues. We also use screenshots as a bookmark of sorts to remember things that we otherwise might forget. But screens are not enough. Not always at least. Sometime a more dynamic solution is required to convey the required … [Read more...] about Windows hacks: How to record screen on a Windows 10 PC
Glorious Model I review: Featherweight champion?
Glorious has plenty of affordable mice for PC gamers to consider, but the Model I is immediately appealing for a number of reasons - not just the price. At first glance, we appear to have a feature-rich, lightweight gaming mouse with an ergonomic design akin to the popular Razer Basilisk Ultimate and the Logitech G502. These factors, coupled with that all-important low price … [Read more...] about Glorious Model I review: Featherweight champion?
Amazon Demonstrates Alexa Mimicking Dead People Voices
It can’t get creepier and spookier than this, as Amazon on Wednesday demonstrated a new feature that enables its virtual assistant, Alexa, to mimic the voices of users’ dead relatives. Yes, you read that right! The company demoed the feature at Amazon’s Re: MARS (Machine Learning, Automation, Robots, and Space) conference in Las Vegas. In the short video clip, a boy is … [Read more...] about Amazon Demonstrates Alexa Mimicking Dead People Voices
Twitter Is Testing Long-Form Text Feature Called ‘Notes’
Twitter on Wednesday announced that it is testing a new feature that will allow users to write and publish long-form tweets on the microblogging platform. Currently, Twitter has limited tweets to up to 280 characters in one post. However, it allows users to create threads on the platform so that they can share thoughts longer than the given 280 characters limit. The … [Read more...] about Twitter Is Testing Long-Form Text Feature Called ‘Notes’
Micron Unveils The World’s First 1.5 TB microSD Card
Micron Technology, Inc. on Tuesday announced the world’s highest-capacity microSD card with an extraordinary density of 1.5 terabytes (TB) at the Embedded World 2022 conference in Nuremberg, Germany. Micron’s new i400 is the world’s first microSD card to use 176-layer 3D NAND storage technology with a focus on performance and endurance. It is specifically designed for edge … [Read more...] about Micron Unveils The World’s First 1.5 TB microSD Card