Kamis, 28 Juni 2018

What's New in Windows 10's Redstone 5 Update, Available Fall 2018

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Only eight people have been made honorary U.S. citizens and among them, the only living honorees were Winston Churchill and Mother Teresa. Honorary citizenship is a gesture and does not infer upon the recipient the privileges of actual citizenship.

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What’s New in Windows 10’s Redstone 5 Update, Available Fall 2018

Windows 10’s Redstone 5 update is scheduled for release in Fall, 2018. This major upgrade includes a clipboard history that syncs between your devices and a long-awaited dark theme for File Explorer. It was originally set to bring tabs to all your applications, but that feature may not make the cut.   Read More »


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This new section contains our commentary on what we're reading from around the web. It's like a daily digest of the things we found interesting in the world of technology.

Apple’s Terrible Keyboards and Why Repairability Matters
Apple is fixing busted MacBook keyboards for free, which is going to cost them money. This all could have been avoided if the keyboard were easy to repair or replace.   Read More »


Use Auto-Replace to Sound More Assertive
Assertive language help you get points across, but it doesn’t come naturally for everyone. Auto-replace features can help.   Read More »


Get Mojave’s Dynamic Wallpaper in Windows and Linux Right Now (While Mac Users Wait Until Fall)
Mojave, the new version of macOS coming out this fall, features a desert wallpaper that subtly changes throughout the day, reflecting the sunrise and sunset where you live.   Read More »


Google Maps Just Got Better at Pointing Out Things To Do Nearby
Google Maps has a new look on mobile, along with new recommendation features.   Read More »


AIM Is Up and Running on a Third Party Server, Here’s How to Use It
Feeling nostalgic? You can get AIM up and running right now, thanks to a reverse engineered server.   Read More »




Everything Else We Published Today
How To Recover Your Forgotten Instagram Password
What is “Microsoft Network Realtime Inspection Service” (NisSrv.exe) and Why Is It Running On My PC?
Why Texted Videos Look Better on iPhone Than Android
How to Use Instapaper in the EU
Bring Back the Apple TV Remote’s D-Pad
How to Disable Screen Auto-Rotation in Windows 10
BenQ ScreenBar Review: The Perfect Computer Desk Lamp
AT&T Nearly Triples a Fee On Your Bill to Extract Hundreds of Millions From Customers
The Best Pocket-Friendly Multitools For Tasks Big And Small
The Best Exercise Trainer Bikes For Every Budget
Facebook Wants to Save You From Spoilers With 30-Day Keyword Mute Feature
How to Get Your Amazon Prime Discounts at Whole Foods




Geek Trivia

In The 1930s, There Were Huge Numbers Of Cookbooks Devoted To Cooking With?
Lime Jell-O →
Crab Apples →
Cow Tongues →
Kelp →


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Today's Tech Term

Outsourcing

Outsourcing refers to the use of a third party to provide a given service or perform a particular task rather than the organization in question doing it themselves. Reasons for Outsourcing can include cost reduction, no desire to acquire and maintain the necessary physical resources (i.e. building space, hardware, software, and equipment), no desire to build up (hire) the necessary staff to do the work in question, etc.



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Rabu, 27 Juni 2018

What Is WPA3, and When Will My Wi-Fi Get It? Bonus: How to Use Amazon Prime at Whole Foods

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Mavis Beacon, of Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing fame, isn’t a real person, but a fictional persona created by The Software Toolworks (now part of Brøderbund). The original photo of Mavis Beacon on the 1987 release box was of Caribbean-born model Renee L’Esperance.

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Today's Featured Articles

How to Protect Your Camera and Lenses from Damage, Dust, and Scratches

The biggest problem with photography gear is that it's both fragile and expensive. This means that it's easy to break and potentially painful—to your bank balance, heart, and soul—when you do. Let's look at some of the ways you can protect your camera and lenses from bumps, bangs, and everyday life.   Read More »


What Is WPA3, and When Will I Get It On My Wi-Fi?

The Wi-Fi Alliance just announced WPA3, a Wi-Fi security standard that will replace WPA2. In a few years, when the laundry folding robots and smart fridges are forgotten, WPA3 will be everywhere making it harder for people to hack your Wi-Fi.   Read More »


How to Try the macOS Mojave Beta Right Now

Excited about macOS Mojave, but don’t want to wait until the Fall? The public beta is now available to try; here’s how to install it.   Read More »






FYI / Useful Tips and Headlines
This new section contains our commentary on what we're reading from around the web. It's like a daily digest of the things we found interesting in the world of technology.

Google Maps Just Got Better at Pointing Out Things To Do Nearby
Google Maps has a new look on mobile, along with new recommendation features.   Read More »


AIM Is Up and Running on a Third Party Server, Here’s How to Use It
Feeling nostalgic? You can get AIM up and running right now, thanks to a reverse engineered server.   Read More »


Free Download: Add Mac-Style Hot Corners to Windows 10
Windows: Move your mouse to any corner to quickly see all your open windows, your desktop, or even start your screen saver.   Read More »


Firefox Will Soon Tell You When You’ve Been Pwned
An upcoming Firefox feature will alert you when your information leaks, and 1Password users have access to a similar feature right now.   Read More »




Everything Else We Published Today
How to Disable Screen Auto-Rotation in Windows 10
How to Make an Apple Store or Genius Bar Appointment
How to Listen to Podcasts on Google Home
5 Settings You Should Modify on the Nest Hello
Facebook Wants to Save You From Spoilers With 30-Day Keyword Mute Feature
How to Get Your Amazon Prime Discounts at Whole Foods
The Best Laptops With USB-C Charging
How Does AMC’s A-List Stack Up Against Movie Pass? (Spoiler: Really Well)
The 7 Best Budget Office Chairs For Every Need
You Can Play Mario Kart 8 With the Labo Motorbike Controller, Which Is a Dream Come True




Geek Trivia

Government Efforts To Create Artificial Coral Reefs Out Of Which Of These Materials Proved Disastrous?
Old Tires →
Subway Cars →
Concrete Blocks →
Military Ships →


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Today's Tech Term

Output Device

An Output Device is any peripheral device that is capable of presenting output/information from a computer. Examples of Output Devices are monitors, display screens, projectors, printers, plotters, speakers, headphones, etc.



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