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Over the years, Apple has evolved its watchOS to introduce better features and tracking capabilities. The five features we would like to see in watchOS 11 are a programmable side button, a redesigned nightstand mode that's always on, better health insights, a quick way to see steps count, and a watch face store.
Upanishad Sharma
The NYT Connections puzzle for February 26 is actually fairly easy to solve. But if categories like ILK have you down, you've come to the place. People who are tired of hints and just want answers will find solace here too.
You will need all the help you can get for today's NYT Connections. So make sure to go through categories like flexible and walk heavily to get to the solution. However, if you just want direct answers, we have them here too.
The NYT Connections puzzle for today was very easy to get. So whether it is categories like parts of a fruit or manufacturing locations, these are all here. However, if you want direct answers, we have them here too.
The NYT Connections puzzle for today has a weird mix of categories to solve. So whether it is different shades of Green or a category of caravans, it's all there. However, if you just want direct answers, we have them here too.
Arjun Sha
After a gap of six years, Google is updating the visual look of the sign-in and sign-up pages. The new update has a more modern look and brings changes in line with Material Design 3 principles. Google says it's strictly a visual change, and no changes have been made to functionalities. The login flow remains the same. The new updated look will be visible to both personal accounts and Google Workspace accounts in the next two weeks.
Apple introduced PQ3, the new post-quantum cryptographic protocol for iMessage. PQ3 is the first messaging protocol that qualifies to reach what Apple calls "Level 3 security", and offers extensive defenses against even highly sophisticated quantum attacks. The new iMessage security protocol is claimed to surpass protocols in all other widely deployed messaging apps.
Thankfully, the NYT Connections puzzle for February 22 takes it quite easy on us. So whether it is stupid categories like colors with first letters changed or dog sounds, it was easy enough to solve. However, if category names don't do and you want direct answers, these exist here too.
For years, a lot of users swear by the rice bag method to dry their wet phones. However, Apple warns users not to put their iPhones in a rice bag when the phone gets wet or a liquid-detection alert appears. The small particles of rice might get into the openings and damage your phone. The best way to dry a wet iPhone is to leave it in a cool area with some airflow.
Carl Pei Turns to “Carl Bhai” to Hype the Nothing Phone (2a) in India
Anshuman Jain
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Nothing CEO Carl Pei started a viral marketing campaign on X by renaming his account to Carl Bhai, pulling together the Indian tech fraternity. This trend gained a lot of attention and engagement, creating hype for the Nothing Phone 2a in a price-sensitive market like India. But was this just a planned cheesy marketing campaign and did it work out in the favor of Nothing.
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The global cost of cyber attacks in just 2023 stood at $8 trillion. A recent IBM report revealed these numbers, while ExpressVPN made some predictions of its own based off said data. Going by these reports, we decided to give you an insight into that side of cyber security that often goes unnoticed - the cost of cyber attacks, how they are affecting us and effective ways to counter them.
The NYT Connections today while difficult was still easy to solve once you got all the categories. So whether it was sections like Pesters or School of _ _ _, you'll find all the help you need. However, if you need the answers, we have them here too.
The NYT Connections puzzle today dives into plenty of different categories but thankfully none of them are very difficult to solve. So if categories like Party Pooper or Vegetable Homophones don't do it for you then these hints and answers should help!
The NYT Connections puzzle for February 19 was easy enough to solve. So whether it is parts of a door or workshop tools, you'll find all kinds of categories, hints and answers here.
The NYT Connections puzzle for February 18 is thankfully very easy to solve. So whether it is categories like ingredients in a soup or to even stalk someone, you should get it all. However, if you'd like hints or even answers, we have them here too.
Abubakar Mohammed
Google has released the first Developer Preview of Android 15. You can install the same using Android Flash Tool and enabling USB Debugging on their Android device. You will also need a PC with Chromium-based browser with a USB-C cable.
The NYT Connections puzzle for February 17 was easy to solve with a good mix of hints and categories. However, if you're still having problems and need some answers, we have those too.
iPhone flashlight not working is one of the most commonly faced iOS issues. It's damn annoying when your iPhone's torch stops working or the flashlight icon is greyed out. You can check if anything is blocking the flash, close the Camera app, reboot the iPhone, update iOS, or reset all settings to fix the iPhone flashlight won't work problems. If nothing helps, you can contact Apple support and get your phone diagnosed.
Things with feathers or programming languages. The NYT Connections for February 16 packs a lot of these categories and a few more. However, if you want some hints or some direct answers, these exist here too.
Shashank Shakya
In a recent development, D2M technology will soon be tested in India. This new broadcasting tech will allow people to stream content on their mobile devices without being connected to internet services. It will use the LMRS (Land to Mobile Radio System) which is currently used for emergency broadcasts and for broadcasting educational and entertainment content as well. This could also prove beneficial for the people to stay in touch with the government in the face of a satellite failure or a national emergency.
The NYT Connections puzzle for February 15 is rife with all kinds of hints, categories and answers. So whether it is oven buttons or even Britpop bands, you will find them all here.
The Samsung Galaxy S24 series brings with it a cool AI feature called AI Generative Wallpapers. Using this feature, you can generate as many AI images as you want and set them as your lock screen and home screen wallpaper. To make AI wallpapers, open the your phone's wallpaper settings by long pressing on the home screen -> select Wallpaper and style -> tap on Change Wallpaper -> select Generative panel -> choose a template -> edit prompt -> hit Generate and Apply.
iPhone camera not focusing is an extremely annoying issue that stops you from clicking focused photos and videos. In most cases, software bugs, damaged lenses, low-lighting conditions, incorrect camera settings, and hardware issues are responsible for why your iPhone camera won't focus. You can check the camera lenses for any physical damage, restart the Camera app, remove magnetic attachments, reboot the iPhone, or update iOS to fix an iPhone camera that keeps going unfocused. If nothing helps, you can factory reset your iPhone to wipe off any complex bugs.
There are chances that you may have uninstalled applications on Android which you might want to install again later but don't remember their name. Luckily, Google Play Store remembers all your previously installed apps and games. All you need to do to recover them is go to Manage apps in the Google Play Store and reinstall them one by one or in batch.
The Android Safe Browsing feature will alert you of potentially harmful websites, redirect links, or phishing links in supported apps. Safe Browsing uses Google's SafetyNet Safe Browsing API from the Google Play Services to weed out harmful links. It can be enabled by going to Settings -> Security and Privacy -> More Security and Privacy -> Android Safe Browsing.
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Akshay Gangwar
The NYT Connections puzzle for February 14 is jam packed with romantic terms and for some reason with Chinese cuisine. If you want all the hints, categories and answers you could need, then keep reading as we solve it all.
Whether it is different foods that have the same shape or simple grocery aisles, the NYT Connections puzzle for February 13 packs a lot of different categories. However, if answers are what you seek, then you too will find solace here.
Aladdin references or things happening to a video call. A lot of categories are here in the NYT Connections puzzle for February 12. However, if you want the direct answers, then keep reading.
Different terms for boating or different captains. The NYT Connections for February 11 packs so many yet the same categories. However, if you just want subtle hints or direct answers, we have these in store too.
Yoga Poses and cramming things into tight spaces. All these categories and more populate the NYT Connections for NYT Connections puzzle for February 10. However, if you can't seem to do that, then try these answers on for size.
How to Replace Google Assistant with Gemini AI on Your Android Phone
Sagnik Das Gupta
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Google has officially started to roll out its Gemini Android app. However, it is currently limited to US users, and if you are not from the US, you will need to make a US Google account. Once you make it, you will be able to find the app listed on Play Store. Now, to set the Gemini AI as your primary voice assistant, open the Gemini app -> tap on Get started -> select I agree. That should automatically set it as your voice assistant. However, if you want to switch between Gemini and Google Assistant, open the Gemini app -> tap on profile icon -> Settings -> Digital assistants from Google -> select the desired assistant.
The NYT Connections for today goes into a weird mixture of categories that range from streaming to broadcast journalism. However, if vague categories don't get your cake and you want some in-depth answers, those exist here too.
With iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and macOS Sonoma, Apple introduced hand gesture reactions that are enabled by default in FaceTime and other video calling apps. To avoid triggering them unintentionally, users can disable FaceTime reactions on iPhones, iPads, and Macs. With iOS 17.4, Apple is releasing a new API to allow third-party video conferencing apps to turn off gesture-based reactions by default.
The NYT Connections for February 8 packs a lot of different things together. So whether it is categories like Archery equipment or knocking someone out, there's a lot in store here. However, if you would rather skip subtle hints and just get the answers, we have them here too.
Read Aloud is an essential accessibility feature and Google has improved the functionality using the Reading Mode app on Android. You can install the Reading mode app from the Play Store for free, and it will read aloud the content on your screen effortlessly. It works on web pages and most apps like Gmail and WhatsApp, which is great. Alternatively, you can use Google Assistant's Read Aloud mode to read the contents of any webpage.
Google has been steadily improving Android since the launch of Android 12 and is now heavily focusing on adding more ecosystem and AI features to its mobile OS. The five features we expect Google to add to Android 15 are Lock Screen Widgets, Cloned Apps, a desktop mode for Pixels, screen-off gestures, and an AI assistant in Gboard.
Boxing moves or different sea creatures. The NYT Connections for February 7 packs a whole lot of different categories and hints. However, if you just want the direct answers, we have them here too.
Right at the launch, Apple announced more than 600 new apps that are designed exclusively for Vision Pro. A native visionOS app can help you show off your incredible device in the most impressive way. We've listed the 10 cool Vision Pro apps, out of which, Jigspace, Sky Guide, and Juno grabbed the top three spots.
Whether it is different kind of flashy outfits or hair colors, the NYT Connections for February 6 pack a lot of different categories. However, if you wish to skip the line and get the answers directly, these exist here too.
A good video editing app for iPhone helps you produce professional-looking videos. Today, you can spot a bunch of video editors for iOS devices that are easy to use and brimmed with intelligent features to make quick and advanced edits. We've listed the top 12 video editing apps for iPhone in 2024. LumaFusion, Adobe Premiere Rush, and KineMaster bagged the top 3 spots.
The NYT Connections puzzle for February 5 had an interesting yet difficult collection of categories, hints and answers. So if categories like City Homophones and "Give me a break" have you confused, keep reading for in-depth answers.