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How to Install WSJT-X on Linux Mint
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If you are looking for the best AI plagiarism checkers, follow our article and find dedicated tools to identify AI-generated texts. We have tested all of the services and some of them worked really well. Having said that, keep in mind that AI plagiarism checkers can sometimes give false positive results as well. Check out our article for a comprehensive list.
How to Use ChatGPT on Android and iOS
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How to Change MAC Address in Linux
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How to Install Android 14 Developer Preview on Your Pixel Phone
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How to Get Dynamic Island On Any iPhone (No Jailbreak)
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ChromeOS has a neat trick to let users add emojis to text. The OS has a built-in popup that not only lets you add a variety of emojis but also GIFs, Symbols, Characters, and Kaomoji. The built-in emoji popup in ChromeOS can be accessed using the Launcher + Shift + Space shortcut.
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Using an AI art generator, you can just type in a prompt and see the description come to life in the form of an image. These AI art generators work on a text-to-image basis and there are quite a few options to use out there. However, when talking about the best, Midjourney, DALL-E 3 and Stable Diffusion come to mind. For your Android or iOS device, on the other hand, you can make use of the Copilot app, Lensa AI, StarryAI, Dream by Wombo, Imagine AI, etc.
What is Safety Check in iOS 16 and How to Use It on iPhone
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What is India’s 5Gi Standard? Explained!
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Windows 12 was primed to released in 2024, however, Microsoft has clarified that Windows 11 24H2 will be this year's annual update. It means Windows 12 is not coming in 2024, and may release after a year or two. The much-hyped interactive shell with a floating taskbar is also shelved for now.