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Hands-On: Testing Gemini Live’s Screen and Camera Capabilities on Pixel 9
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Google has released Gemini Live's screen and camera sharing features for free on Pixel 9 and Galaxy S25 devices. The feature allows you to engage with the AI in real-time, sharing your screen or camera feed. It can identify objects and provide information in real time quite accurately with minor hiccups to speak of.

How to Delete a Directory in Linux
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If you're new to Linux and don't know how to delete a directory, here's a simple guide to show you how to delete a directory in Linux via both GUI and Terminal. Via GUI, you can right-click on a directory and click Move to Trash. If you're feeling adventurous, launch the terminal to use the rm, find, and rmdir command line utilities to remove directories on Linux.

Best Weather Apps for iPhone in 2025
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An accurate weather app for iPhone shows real-time weather conditions, the latest forecasts, and severe weather alerts. Today, you can find a raft of weather apps that offer essential information topped with some special offerings to suit everyone's requirements. We've listed the top 10 weather apps for iPhone in 2025. Out of which, The Weather Channel, Carrot Weather, and AccuWeather bagged the top 3 spots.

Microsoft is demonstrating its first AI-generated game and you can try it right now for free. The company has taken the classic Quake II game and used AI to generate real-time gameplay. You can use the keyboard to interact with the game, but there is no mouse support yet.

How to Set Up Windows 11 Without a Microsoft Account
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Installing Windows 11 requires you to go through Windows' out-of-the-box experience steps and sign in to your Microsoft Account. However, if you're unwilling to sign in and want to use Windows 11 with a local administrator account, there are a few ways to do it. One of the is by using the Command Prompt when installing Windows, and the other is by using a third-party, open-source software called Rufus.

5 Revolutionary Gadgets From Microsoft’s 50 Years of Innovation
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While the Redmond giant is currently struggling to put out good hardware, it has released a considerable number of successful gadgets that redefined a few of the hardware categories. We're talking mice, keyboards, computers, consoles, and much more.

All the Exciting New Features Coming to Microsoft Copilot
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Microsoft is celebrating its 50th anniversary by announcing several exciting features for Copilot. Copilot is getting Vision, Actions, Memory, Deep Research, and more. Check out our article to find all the new announcements.

Microsoft Turns 50: A Look Back At the Evolution of Windows
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A large portion of the PC users have been accompanied by Windows for almost as long as they could remember. From Windows 1.0, 3.1, to Windows 95/98 and XP, the OSes redefined computing. Windows Vista is when Microsoft started adding modern elements to Windows, followed by Windows 7, the most popular operating system. Then came Windows 8, and it was heavily criticized for ditching the Start menu, then Windows 10, and now Windows 11.

Bill Gates vs Satya Nadella: The Architects of Microsoft’s Dominance
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On Microsoft's 50th anniversary, we have compared the leadership of Bill Gates and the present Microsoft CEO, Satya Nadella. We have discussed their leadership styles, product launches, acquisitions, legal battles, and more.

Ballmergeddon: The Force That Shaped Microsoft’s Empire
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In this read, we will go over Microsoft's second CEO, Steve Ballmer. How he came to be a part of the company, what were his achievements, how did he fail and why is he not looked upon so favorably. We will take a deep dive into his 33 years of Microsoft.

5 Iconic Apps That Define Five Decades of Microsoft’s Legacy
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In this list, we go over one of the most iconic programs from Microsoft in every decade, revisiting their origin and what impact they left in the industry, changing the future for the company and other tech products in the year's to come.

Microsoft in Next 50 Years: The Future of AI, Cloud, Windows, and Gaming
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Microsoft is celebrating its 50th anniversary so we have taken the opportunity to dive deep into its journey and understand what the future holds for Windows, Copilot AI, Azure, Xbox gaming, Microsoft 365, and more.

Apple Needs to Be Highly Cautious with Its ‘AI Doctor’ Plan After Apple Intelligence Fiasco
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Apple is reportedly planning to revamp their Health app. Major part of the overhaul will be the addition of an AI Doctor. The update is expected to arrive with iOS 19.4 next Spring. The AI agent will analyze the data the Health app collects from various sources to give you personalized recommendations.

This App Brings the Classic File Explorer on Windows 11
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Wintoys is an excellent utility that lets you restore the classic File Explorer on Windows 11. It brings back the Ribbon UI in File Explorer and also improves the performance.

For Its 50th Anniversary, I Want Microsoft to Bring Back Windows Phones
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In this read, we celebrate the history of Microsoft Windows Phone, by taking a look back at their history, what they offered, their strides and how they went into a spiraling downfall. We will also discuss how the company can revive their smartphone line back again in 2025.

15 Years Later: Is iPad Still the Future of Computing?
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iPads were introduced by Steve Jobs as a third new category between smartphones and laptops 15 years ago. Since then, iPads have become powerful enough to replace laptops for power users. Still, the iPad's role has become less certain as laptops, smartphones, and foldable devices have advanced. To remain the "future of computing", the iPad either needs significant iPadOS improvements or the ability to run macOS.

Windows Logo: A Visual Evolution of Microsoft’s Iconic Designs
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Microsoft just turned 50 and like our recent revisit to Windows versions, there's no better time to revisit Windows logos to see how they've evolved over the years. From Windows 1.0, 3.x, to Windows 95, 98, XP, and Windows 11, the Windows logo has evolved tremendously over the years. From the old school Microsoft logo to the wavy flag identity and embracing modern aesthetics via Windows XP, Vista, and Windows 7. All of which ultimately leading to Windows 11.

April Fool’s Day 2025: The Most Bizarre, Silly, and Whacky Pranks
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In this read, we have compiled a list of the best April Fool's Day pranks done by well known brands this year. Featuring grass covered keyboards, scam sniffing AI nose and a dog translator. We have a fun list in store for you so check it out.

Forget Ghibli Images, ChatGPT Can Create Awesome WhatsApp Stickers
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In case you are unaware, apart from Ghibli images, ChatGPT can also produce an impressive set of WhatsApp stickers. I used ChatGPT to create a set of Chibi stickers for free, and they look awesome.

How to Create Ghibli Images For Free
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You can now generate Ghibli images on ChatGPT for free. However, there is a rate limit of three images per day. Apart from that, you can check out Grok or Fotor to produce Studio Ghibli-style images.

New WhatsApp Features Added in March 2025
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The month of March gave us a bunch of stable additions to our favorite messaging app, WhatsApp, besides some other features that are still in testing. New features include sharing songs to Status Updates, WhatsApp Web redesign, View Once Photos on Linked Devices, Meta AI profile images, and more.

Apple’s AI Crisis: Is Apple Turning Into All Words and No Show Company?
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Apple has delayed the new contextually aware Siri, which it announced at WWDC 2024 and it will have drastic effects.

How to Turn Off Touch Screen on Windows 10 and 11
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If the touch screen on your Windows 10 or 11 laptop is acting up, you can disable it via Device Manager, Registry Editor, and PowerShell. Follow our article for detailed instructions.

How to Upgrade to Windows 11 From Windows 10 (4 Methods)
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Microsoft is ending support for Windows 10 so it's the right time to upgrade to Windows 11. Whether you have an eligible or unsupported Windows 10 PC, you can follow our detailed tutorial to move to Windows 11 seamlessly.

Why Are Smartphone Manufacturers Making Slim Phones All of A Sudden? Let’s Find Out
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Some older innovations intrigued us but failed to pick up pace due to then technological challenges. One of them being slim phones, a category that disappeared like a fleeting trend. Fast-forward a decade and slim phones seem to be making a comeback, with makers like Apple and Samsung starting first.

How to Sync iPhone and iPad [2025 Guide]
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The best way to sync your iPhone and iPad is using Apple's iCloud. For this, you must ensure that you've signed in using the same Apple ID on both devices. On both devices, go to Settings > [Your Name] > iCloud and turn ON the toggles for every app category and content you wish to sync. To ensure that you have the same apps on your iPhone and iPad, you must also enable Automatic Downloads for the App Store.

How to Replace AirTag Battery (2025 Guide)
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Ideally, an AirTag has a user-replaceable battery that should you more than a year before you need to replace it. You can use a CR2032 lithium CV coin battery with a bitterant coating, that's commonly found in most electronic and drug stores. To replace the battery, simply remove your AirTag from its case or accessory.

Kodak DC40 Turns 30: The Digital Camera That Started It All
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Smartphone cameras are now the pinnacle of point and shoot camera technology. While it took rapid innovation to reach the current point, it wouldn't have otherwise if Kodak hadn't come up with its first consumer point and shoot camera, the Kodak DC40. Released on March 28, 1985, the DC40 was a result of over years of development. This was two decades after engineer Steve Sasson created the first self-contained digital camera in 1975 and it kickstarted the firm's pursuit of developing a digital camera that's more accessible to everyone.

iPhone 16e Review: It’s Just Enough!
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In this review, I will be sharing my thoughts on the iPhone 16e, going over different aspects of the device like build, design, display, the new C1 modem, and how the phone fairs for its $599 price overall as well as discuss whether it is an upgrade for someone switching from an older device.

How to Make Keyboard Bigger on iPad (2025 Guide)
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There are several ways to make the keyboard bigger on your iPad. First, you can switch to Landscape mode to enlarge your iPad's built-in keyboard. Second, if your iPad keyboard appears to be small, disable the Floating keyboard or Split keyboard options on your device. You can also go for third-party apps to get a bigger iPad keyboard.

5 Best Fax Apps for iPhone
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Faxing is still an operational means to send legally binding documents in sectors like healthcare, government, and law enforcement. So, if you ever find yourself searching for ways to send or receive faxes on your iPhone, the following apps should suffice your official or personal needs.

How to Delete Apps on iPad [2025 Guide]
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You can delete third-party and several first-party apps from your iPad. When you delete apps on the iPad, it will remove the app and all associated data. You can delete apps on an iPad from the Home Screen, App Library, and Settings app. If you don't want to delete an app, you can offload that app to save storage space.

I Tested and Compared ChatGPT’s Native Image Gen Capabilities Against Gemini
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We have tested native image generation on ChatGPT and Gemini to find out which model offers the best results in character consistency, instruction following, and text rendering. Check out our in-depth comparison for detailed results.

RecCloud AI Video Translator: Transform Your Video Content in 70+ Languages
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RecCloud AI Video Translator is the ultimate tool for content creators to reach a wider audience worldwide. It can translate your video content into more than 70 languages. Not only that, this AI-powered tool can generate accurate subtitles for your videos in different languages.

45 Best ChromeOS Apps You Can Install on a Chromebook
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With Chrome web apps, Extensions, Linux Desktop, and Android web apps, you can do almost everything on a Chromebook from programming to productivity. Therefore, if you're new to ChromeOS or are trying it after a long time, we have categorized the article into four sections. Starting with web apps first and moving to Android, Linux, and Chrome extensions. We've tested most, if not, all these apps and they run flawlessly.

How to Delete Netflix Account
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Want to delele your Netflix account once and for all and don't want to deal with a 10 month wait time after canceling your Netflix subscription? Then read this guide to learn the quick and easy way to delete your Netflix account permanently.

On This Day 30 Years Ago, WikiWikiWeb Walked So Wikipedia Could Run
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30 years ago today on March 25th, 1995 the first user editable Wiki was launched dubbed WikiWikiWeb. In this read, we will take a trip down the memory lane discusssing how it changed the landscape of how we share and contribute information on the internet thanks to the invention of this simple database by Ward Cunningham.

How to Delete a Netflix Profile
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In this guide we have outlined the steps to delete Netflix profile on your desktop, Android, iPhone or smart TVs. We have mentioned step by step process to delete the profile for each of the devices along with necessary FAQs to help you out.

Windows 10 Support is Ending; Here’s What You Need to Do Next
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Microsoft is ending support for Windows 10 in October 2025. Those who wish to continue using Windows 10 can pay for the ESU program to receive security updates. Other than that, users can bypass hardware requirements and install Windows 11 or switch to an alternative OS.

Nothing’s New Essential Key Makes Reminders Easy… And Confusing
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In this post, we are going over the Essential Key and Essential Space, one of the new features introduced with the Nothing Phone (3a) series. It is an AI powered app that creates tasks and reminders from screenshots and images. While it shows potential, the feature is still in early development and experiences inconsistent results, requiring more time to process data and generate results.

Gemini’s Native Image Gen Feature Can Go Beyond Removing Watermarks
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Google's experimental Gemini model can not only remove watermarks from copyrighted images but can heavily manipulate images as well, blurring the line between reality and fiction. Follow our article to learn what Google has to say on the development.

Best Google Pixel 9a Screen Protectors to Buy in 2025
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Google has stuck to Corning Gorilla Glass 3 this year, which is not the best protection the industry has on offer. Hence, you may want to install a screen protector on your Pixel 9a for maximum protection. Some of the best tempered glass screen protectors you can buy for your Pixel 9a are dbrand Prism 2.0, Ringke Easy Slide, Spigen, Ferilinso, amFilm, OtterBox Premium Glass, and ZAGG InvisibleShield.