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Garmin’s New Forerunner 745 Smartwatch is Great for Triathletes
Garmin Today, Garmin announced the newest member of its smartwatch line: the Forerunner 745. The beautiful watch is designed specifically for triathletes, with tailored features for running, swimming, and cycling to better help the athletes “chase new personal records.” In the press release, Garmin stated that “the Forerunner 745 will monitor stats and analyze data…
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The GoPro Hero9 Black Adds A Front Facing Display For Action-Packed Selfies
GoPro Action Cameras are slowly getting more powerful, and that occasionally requires a bump in size. So while the $449.99 GoPro Hero9 sports a bigger body, that’s overall a good thing. Because now it has a bigger battery, a higher resolution lens, and a front-facing display. It’s the obvious issue with any “regular” camera where…
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AppleCare+ Now Covers Up to Four Repairs or Replacements Over Two Years
Vinogradskaya Natalia/Shutterstock.com If you’re spending more than a thousands bucks on a new phone, you might want to spend a little more to get it replaced if it gets stolen or toddlered (read: busted on the coffee table when you weren’t watching). Apple is making the terms of its AppleCare+ extended warranties even better, allowing…
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How to Customize the Google Widget on Android
Google Search is one of the most popular widgets on Android smartphones and tablets. It most likely even came preloaded on your device’s Home screen. Did you know you can customize how it looks? It’s easy and fun to do! To get started, tap and open the Google app on your Android phone or tablet. You can…
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6 eBay Buyer and Seller Scams to Spot and Avoid
eBay is the flea market of the web. It’s an amazing site full of potential treasure, whether you’re searching for a hard-to-find video game or Justin Timberlake’s half-eaten French toast. Unfortunately, it is also full of scammers looking to make a quick buck. Though eBay has strong buyer protections in place, you need to be…
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Unable to Delete Network Adapter in Windows 10?
Recently, I uninstalled some VPN software off my system because I was no longer using it, but the virtual network adapter created by the software didn’t get removed automatically. When I tried to delete the network adapter from the list of adapters, the delete option was greyed out. After quite a bit of troubleshooting, I…
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3 Bot Accounts To Help You Save Content From Twitter
Twitter is one of the best places on the internet to find interesting news, images, videos, and other forms of media. However, sometimes when we see something, we aren’t prepared to read or browse it right away. With how mobile has taken over the online world, sometimes you’ll be at work, out with friends, with…
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How to Open UIF File
Have you recently downloaded a UIF file and now want to mount it so that you can view the contents? A UIF file is actually a MagicISO CD/DVD image file. The file can contain documents, photos, videos, etc. In order to view the contents, you have to first mount the UIF image file. There are…
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Shoot Big With Fujifilm’s New Instax Square SQ1, Available This October
FUJIFILM Sure, the Instax Mini is fun, but have you ever shot large-format instant film? Fujifilm’s newest camera, the Instax Square SQ1, shoots instant photos 1.5 times the size of its Instax Mini counterparts. With its modern design, simple controls, and $120 price tag, the Instax Square SQ1 is a certified classic when it launches…
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How to Get Started with Redux for JavaScript State Management
Redux is a state management tool, built specifically for client-side JavaScript applications that depend heavily on complex data and external APIs, and provides great developer tools that make it easy to work with your data. What Does Redux Do? Simply put, Redux is a centralized data store. All of your application data is stored in…
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Google Fiber Customers Can Soon Shred The Internet at 2 Gbps Speeds
Google When is fast internet fast enough? Never, realistically and Google Fiber knows it. That’s why the company is preparing to unveil 2 Gbps speeds for $100 a month. Just $30 more than the current 1 Gbps offering. That’s internet fast enough to download a 15 GB Blu-ray quality movie in about a minute. Naturally,…
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Razer Kishi for iPhone Now Available, Even If Streaming Games Aren’t
Razer A few months ago we reviewed the Razer Kishi, a sweet little Android controller made in association with GameVice. It’s particularly notable now that streaming game services like Google Stadia and Xbox Game Pass are exploding…which makes it particularly sad that the Kishi is now on the iPhone, where such services are notable by…
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How to Get Data Breach Alerts from Mozilla’s Firefox Monitor
Data security and privacy have increasingly become the central focus for Mozilla’s Firefox browser. While Mozilla continues to explore subscription-based services aimed at privacy, such as the Mozilla VPN, a number of tools are integrated into the browser for free. Below, we’ll go over how to use one of Firefox’s built-in security tools: A data…
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Hat Russland die Daten beim Corona-Impfstoff “Sputnik V” manipuliert?
Auffällige Zahlenmuster beim Antikörperspiegel im Blut und bei den T-Zellen können nach Ansicht internationaler Experten kein Zufall sein. Außerdem wurde die finale Testphase einfach übersprungen. Die Anforderungen an einen Corona-Impfstoff sind völlig klar: Er soll wirksam sein, sicher, bezahlbar und schnell verfügbar. Diese grundlegenden Kriterien gelten ausnahmslos für alle Impfstoffentwickler, die seit Monaten unter Hochdruck…
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How to Send CloudTrail Logs to CloudWatch and Elasticsearch
CloudTrail is a service provided by AWS that monitors all activity in your account, including API actions made by IAM Users. It’s useful for performing security audits, but the default search console for it isn’t the greatest. Linking CloudTrail and CloudWatch By default, CloudTrail logs all events for the last 90 days in your account.…
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How to Make Chrome the Default Web Browser on iPhone and iPad
XanderSt/Shutterstock There was a dark time in Apple’s history when you couldn’t change the default web browser on your iPhone or iPad. You were stuck with Safari. Thankfully, this time has passed. Here’s how to make Google Chrome the default browser on your iPhone and iPad. Apple introduced the ability to set default browsers in…
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How to Set Up Sleep Tracking on Apple Watch
Justin Duino Sleep tracking is natively available on all Apple Watches Series 3 and newer. It’s an automatic feature that tracks data when you go to bed while wearing the smartwatch, but you do have to set it up. Here’s how to configure sleep tracking on your Apple Watch. Although you can set up sleep…
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How to Get Started Running Servers on Google Cloud Platform
Google Cloud Platform’s Compute Engine works very similarly to AWS’s EC2 platform, allowing you to launch and run cloud servers very quickly. We’ll show how to get started and get a server up and running if you’re new to the platform. Launching a Server Google has a wide variety of compute-related services, ranging from container…
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The 10 Best Xbox Game Pass Games to Play on Android
This week, Microsoft’s xCloud experiment bears fruit. If you’re have a Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription, you can stream 150 games from the Xbox One library to your phone with no extra charge or limits on play time. It’s a welcome addition to an already valuable subscription. And that’s before the EA Play games come…
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Roglic eilt in Richtung Tour-de-France-Sieg
Der Kolumbianer Miguel Angel Lopez sichert sich den Sieg auf der 17. Etappe der Tour de France. Mit seinem zweiten Platz verteidigt der Slowene Primoz Roglic das Gelbe Trikot und baut seinen Vorsprung sogar noch aus. Primoz Roglic ging auf den brutalen Rampen am Ende der Königsetappe der Tour de France wie ein Sprinter aus…
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How To Root a Galaxy S5, S6, S7, S8, S9 & S10
Rooting your Galaxy devices including the Galaxy S5, S6, S7, S8, S9, and S10 allows you to explore many of the apps that are only available for rooted devices. These apps let you do much more than the traditional ones you get from the Play Store. They let you remove bloatware, install custom ROMs, and…
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How to Fix Svchost.exe High CPU Usage
SVCHOST.EXE is one of those mysterious processes that constantly runs in Windows and is utterly essential, yet you never know exactly what it is doing. So what is SVCHOST.EXE? Identifying the actual services and programs that are running inside each SVCHOST.EXE process is a task well worth knowing, especially when the process eats up 99…
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The Fastest & Easiest Ways To Get To Inbox Zero
Inbox Zero. Two words which are whispered breathlessly by minimalists and lifehackers, as if it is the Holy Grail. As if all the world’s problems would be solved if somehow you got those 15,000 unread emails in your inbox dealt with and gone. Referred to as the act of clearing your inbox completely, Inbox Zero…
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How to Track When Someone Accesses a Folder on Your Computer
There’s a nice little feature built into Windows that allows you to track when someone views, edits, or deletes something inside of a specified folder. So if there’s a folder or file that you want to know who is accessing, then this is the built-in method without having to use third-party software. This feature is…