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Reliving the CRT Glow: ShaderBeam Brings Classic Motion Smoothness to Modern DisplaysRemember the hypnotizing dance of light across a cathode ray tube (CRT) monitor? That distinct flicker and the illusion of fluid motion, a stark contrast to the stat...
Read MorePixel 4's Second Wind: LineageOS 23 Brings Android 16 to Life The Google Pixel 4 and its larger sibling, the Pixel 4 XL, once vibrant smartphones, were officially retired by Google in October 2022. Their swan song was Android 13, followed by a smatt...
Read MoreMicrosoft Reimagines Windows 11 File Explorer with Leaner Memory Footprint and Smarter Search It appears Microsoft is finally giving the venerable Windows 11 File Explorer the attention it truly deserves. For years, users have noted the application's...
Read MoreOLX Embraces Negotiation with New "Bargain" Feature The popular online classifieds platform OLX has introduced a groundbreaking feature that injects a dose of spirited negotiation into the buying and selling process. Dubbed "Bargain," this new functi...
Read MoreA New Era for Your Gmail Address: Google Grants the Power to Change Your Email Identity For years, many have grappled with the digital equivalent of a teenage haircut – a regrettable email address chosen in haste, forever imprinted on professional a...
Read MoreA Journalist's Digital Nightmare: PSN Account Compromised Twice Despite Fort Knox Security Imagine this: you've meticulously secured your online life. Your PlayStation Network (PSN) account, a gateway to countless gaming adventures, is protected by ...
Read MoreThe Alarming Rise of Privacy-Invading Browsers: Chrome and AI Frontiers Under Scrutiny In a concerning development for digital privacy, a recent study by Digitain has spotlighted browsers that exhibit the weakest user data protection. The landscape,...
Read MoreA Game-Changer for Storage? Windows 11 Gets a Taste of NVMe Power from Server 2025 Microsoft has recently unveiled a significant upgrade for its server operating system, Windows Server 2025, introducing native NVMe support after a remarkable 14 year...
Read MoreMassive Spotify Data Breach: 86 Million Tracks Leaked Online In a staggering security incident, hackers have reportedly pilfered an enormous cache of music from Spotify, making approximately 86 million tracks available on torrent networks. This colo...
Read MoreSteam Embraces the Future: A 64-Bit Revolution for Windows Users Valve has officially closed the chapter on 32-bit Windows support for its ubiquitous Steam client. The December update marks a significant milestone, ushering in a fully 64-bit experie...
Read MoreApple's New App Store Policy: A Shift Towards Debt Collection In a significant and somewhat surprising move, Apple has updated its App Store licensing agreement for developers, effectively appointing itself a 'debt collector.' This change, implement...
Read MoreA New Era for Firefox: AI Takes Center Stage Under New Leadership Mozilla is embarking on a significant strategic pivot, with the appointment of Anthony Энзор-ДеМео as the new CEO of Mozilla Corporation signaling a bold embrace of artificial intelli...
Read MoreBridging the Connectivity Gap: Ukraine Launches 112 Ukraine App for Emergency Calls Without Mobile Signal In a significant leap forward for emergency preparedness, Ukraine's Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVD) has unveiled a groundbreaking official s...
Read MoreThe Deceptive Download: How a "Battle of the Sexes" Torrent Unleashes a Trojan Through SubtitlesCybersecurity researchers at Bitdefender have unearthed a particularly insidious threat lurking within a pirated download of the film "Battle of the Sexes...
Read MoreLG TV Owners Face Unwanted Copilot Intrusion Owners of LG smart televisions are finding themselves unexpectedly sharing their screens with Microsoft Copilot, following a recent webOS update. This AI assistant has appeared as an unremovable tile on t...
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