Google And Apple Team Up To Combat Location Tracker Abuse
AirTags and other trackers can be used to keep tabs on someone without their knowledge. Google and Apple are working together on a way to prevent that.
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Virtual Reality Is Doomed If Meta Doesn't Change
Meta is the company that brought VR to the masses. With the decisions it has been making, it may also be the company that tanks the industry.
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10 Common Twitter Problems And The Best Ways To Fix Them
Twitter is one of the top social media platforms, but sometimes, snags arise. Here are 10 common Twitter problems and the best ways to fix them.
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Google Pixel Fold: Features The Foldable Smartphone Needs To Have
Pixel smartphones have been capturing hearts since 2016. As for the upcoming Google Pixel Fold, there are features the foldable smartphone needs to have.
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This Gmail Trick Will Help You Manage Subscriptions And Spam Messages
Gmail has a fairly unknown switch that gives you better control over unwanted messages. Here is the Gmail trick that will help you manage spam messages.
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7 Google Assistant Routines That Can Help Organize Your Life
When assembled with care, Google Assistant's routines can do a lot of the basic work in our lives. Here are 7 Google Assistant routines to organize your life.
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Is Your Vizio TV Not Connecting To Wi-Fi? Here's What To Do
if you have a Vizio TV - we'll walk you through some methods to try and get everything restored to working order.
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First Teaser For Peacock's Twisted Metal Series Has Arrived
90s video game series "Twisted Metal" debuted the first trailer for its Peacock-produced TV show today,
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How To Disable The Pop-Up Blocker In Google Chrome
The wild west days of the internet when pop-ups would flood your screen are long gone, but sometimes you still need to allow pop-ups. Here's how on Chrome.
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Lawmakers Want To Force Social Media Companies To Add Age Verification
Parental consent would be required for anyone under 18 to use social media, with a minimum age of 13 set for platform access.
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How To Schedule Tweets On Twitter For Free
Twitter can schedule tweets for the future, though it can be a bit complicated to find. There are also third-party services that offer similar functionality.
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Google's First Foldable Phone Appears In Leaked Hands-On Video
Google's foldable phone has seemingly appeared in the flesh for the first time, weeks ahead of its rumored launch at the I/O developer conference in May.
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How To Use Your Phone To Pay For Parking With Google Maps
Whether from a long journey or a short excursion, dealing with parking can be troublesome, but Google Maps is simplifying the process in major U.S. cities.
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Here's What To Do If The Search Function Isn't Working In Microsoft Outlook
Microsoft Outlook has plenty of productivity tools to keep you on track, but if the search function is having issues finding records, here's how to fix it.
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Google Bard Gets A Slate Of New Coding And Debugging Features
For those in computer science industries or school, Google Bard may become a worthy troubleshooting tool to scan and debug various programming languages.
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Twitter Reportedly Begins Requiring Blue Subscriptions For Advertisers
Twitter announced today that all advertisers will need to subscribe to Twitter Blue before they will be allowed to advertise on the platform.
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Twitter Begins Purging Legacy Checkmarks
The social media platform now requires users to pay for Twitter Blue subscription, which starts at $8 per month,
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Elon Musk Suggests Twitter Will Sue Microsoft For Illegally Using Its Data
Elon Musk says it's "lawsuit time" against Microsoft over its alleged illegal use of Twitter data. The tweet follows Microsoft's decision to drop Twitter.
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Amazon Leaks Price Of Standalone Pixel Tablet Charging Dock Ahead Of Google IO
The upcoming Google Pixel Tablet may be coming soon as Google IO approaches, with an Amazon leak showing a supposed dock price and possible release date.
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Google Pixel Fold Leak Teases Price, Launch Date, And Key Features
According to a new CNBC report, the Pixel Fold, which was first alluded to in 2021, will be announced this May at Google I/O.
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YouTube Tightens Its Rules Regarding Eating Disorder Videos
YouTube is finally addressing content that involves disordered eating. Among other things, the change will ban videos deemed imitable, as well as bullying.
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Twitter Will Start Using Hateful Conduct Label On Restricted Tweets
Though you'll still be able to read them, Twitter says tweets that violated its policy on hateful content will display a label going forward.
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Bing May Become Samsung's Chosen Search Engine, Giving Google The Cold Shoulder
Rumors suggest Bing may replace Google as the default search engine on Samsung's phones which take up a dominant share of the smartphone market.
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Security Settings You Need To Turn On To Avoid A Google Pixel Hack
If you have a Google Pixel smartphone, there are a few settings you should double-check to make sure your data is as safe as possible. Here are those settings.
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How To Clear The Google Drive App Cache On Your Android Phone
If you're a Google Drive user who regularly accesses the app on mobile, you'll likely fill up its cache quickly. Clearing the cache on Android is simple.
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How To Factory Reset Or Reboot Your Google Chromecast (All Generations)
If your Chromecast isn't streaming or accepting casts properly, you can try rebooting or restarting it to fix the problem. Both methods are simple.
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How To Make A Graph In Microsoft Excel Or Google Sheets
If you're looking for the perfect way to visualize the stats and data that you have compiled, Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel can help. We'll show you how.
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