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Free up Storage on Your Phone: You Wouldn’t Think of This Method

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Freeing up a little extra storage can be easier than you think. It can be unpleasant when you try to use your phone’s camera or download an app, only to find out that you have limited storage. While most smart devices allow for memory expansion through memory cards, the device can still easily become full… Read More »Free up Storage on Your Phone: You Wouldn’t Think of This Method

Apple AI

Apple Set to Unveil Its Own Artificial Intelligence This Year – Apple AI

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In a recent quarterly review, Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook, quasi-confirmed the rumors circulating about the tech giant preparing to unveil its most significant iOS update to date. The eagerly anticipated reveal is expected to showcase Apple’s strides in artificial intelligence (AI) development. According to reliable Apple expert Mark Gurman, the upcoming iOS update, set to… Read More »Apple Set to Unveil Its Own Artificial Intelligence This Year – Apple AI

ARM Chips

Decoding Computer Brains: AMD, Intel, Apple M, and ARM Chips

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In the realm of computing, the heart of any device lies in its central processing unit (CPU). Four major players dominate this landscape: AMD, Intel, Apple with its M-series chips, and ARM, each bringing its unique approach to processing power. Understanding the differences between these giants is crucial for consumers looking to make informed decisions… Read More »Decoding Computer Brains: AMD, Intel, Apple M, and ARM Chips

Graphene Chips

Goodbye Silicon – Welcome Graphene Chips

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Researchers in the 21st century have crafted a semiconductor from the marvel material, graphene, promising smaller, more efficient, and faster electronics. American and Chinese researchers have successfully developed the world’s first graphene-based semiconductor. Graphene is essentially a lattice of carbon atoms or a single-atom-thick layer of graphite, possessing unique physical properties that earned its discoverers… Read More »Goodbye Silicon – Welcome Graphene Chips

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YouTube Implements Annoying Tactic to Encourage Users to Disable Ad Blockers

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In pursuit of combating revenue loss caused by ad blockers, YouTube has recently introduced a new measure to persuade users to either disable their ad blockers or subscribe to the ad-free premium package – and it’s proving to be quite exasperating. Over the past few months, YouTube has actively been exploring methods to address the… Read More »YouTube Implements Annoying Tactic to Encourage Users to Disable Ad Blockers

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Google Fixes Critical Security Flaws in Chrome Browser – Immediate Installation Recommended

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Google has released new security updates for the Chrome web browser to address essential security vulnerabilities that have been exploited by numerous attackers since the beginning of the new year, the company announced on Tuesday. The improved versions have been rolled out globally through the Stable Desktop channel for Windows (120.0.6099.224/225), Mac (120.0.6099.234), and Linux… Read More »Google Fixes Critical Security Flaws in Chrome Browser – Immediate Installation Recommended

exoplanets

Exploring the Wonders of Exoplanets – Beyond Our Solar System

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In the vast expanse of the cosmos, astronomers have uncovered a fascinating realm beyond our familiar solar system – the realm of exoplanets. Exoplanets, also known as extrasolar planets, are celestial bodies orbiting stars other than our Sun. The discovery of these distant worlds has revolutionized our understanding of planetary systems and expanded the boundaries… Read More »Exploring the Wonders of Exoplanets – Beyond Our Solar System

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Phones Never Running Out of Battery? Chinese Startup Develops Nuclear Battery to Last 50 Years on a Single Charge

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The anxiety of our phone’s battery running out could become a thing of the past as a Chinese startup claims to have developed a nuclear battery that could power smartphones for up to 50 years without the need for charging. The company, Betavolt, assures that this groundbreaking battery poses no threat to humans or the… Read More »Phones Never Running Out of Battery? Chinese Startup Develops Nuclear Battery to Last 50 Years on a Single Charge

How Laser Printers Work

How Laser Printers Work to Transform Digital to Physical

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In the realm of modern printing, laser printers stand out as marvels of precision and efficiency. Unlike their inkjet counterparts, laser printers operate on a complex interplay of light, electricity, and chemistry to transform digital data into tangible, high-quality prints. In this article, we’ll delve into the inner workings of laser printers, demystifying the technology… Read More »How Laser Printers Work to Transform Digital to Physical

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Your PC Keyboard Is Getting a New Button: Copilot Joins the Crew!

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Keyboards have remained largely unchanged for decades, and the thought of introducing a new command button arises relatively infrequently. In 2019, Microsoft did propose the possibility, but it did not gain widespread adoption. However, a change is on the horizon as Microsoft’s PC keyboards will now feature a dedicated Copilot button. The traditional right-sided Ctrl… Read More »Your PC Keyboard Is Getting a New Button: Copilot Joins the Crew!