We are long past using DVDs as the prime source to store media and files. You must have some old DVDs with precious memories laying around the home. It’s always advisable to convert these media files to the current compatible video format such as MP4, HEVC, H.264, AVI, MP3, etc so that you can play […]
Facebook Gaming for iOS Launches Without Games Due to Apple’s App Store Policies
After Microsoft, it is now Facebook which is criticizing Apple for its App Store policies. The social networking giant has launched its Facebook Gaming app for iOS today albeit without the mini games feature to ensure the app adheres to the App Store regulations. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Rajesh Pandey Powered by […]
Software that monitors students during tests perpetuates inequality and violates their privacy
The coronavirus pandemic has been a boon for the test proctoring industry. About half a dozen companies in the US claim their software can accurately detect and prevent cheating in online tests. Examity, HonorLock, Proctorio, ProctorU, Respondus and others have rapidly grown since colleges and universities switched to remote classes. While there’s no official tally, […]
“Am I going crazy or am I being stalked?” Inside the disturbing online world of gangstalking
Jenny’s story is not linear, the way that we like stories to be. She was born in Baltimore in 1975 and had a happy, healthy childhood—her younger brother Danny fondly recalls the treasure hunts she would orchestrate and the elaborate plays she would write and perform with her siblings. In her late teens, she developed […]
How falling solar costs have renewed clean hydrogen hopes
The world is increasingly banking on green hydrogen fuel to fill some of the critical missing pieces in the clean-energy puzzle. US presidential candidate Joe Biden’s climate plan calls for a research program to produce a clean form of the gas that’s cheap enough to fuel power plants within a decade. Likewise, Japan, South Korea, […]
Cloud Gaming Services like Microsoft’s xCloud, Google’s Stadia Won’t Be Coming to iPhone or iPad
Cloud gaming services like Microsoft’s xCloud and Google Stadia might be the future, but the current App Store regulations mean that these services are not going to make their way to iPhones and iPads. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Rajesh Pandey Powered by WPeMatico
2020 iMac Review Roundup: It’s All about the Nano-Texture Display, 1080p Webcam, Intel CPUs
Earlier this week, Apple updated the iMac with faster 10th gen. Intel processors, new AMD GPU’s and other minor upgrades like FaceTime HD camera and a new microphone array. If you plan to buy the 2020 iMac then check our review roundup below to know what reviewers are saying about the new iMac. Continue reading […]
When Will Apple Release iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 to the Public?
Apple confirmed last week that the iPhone 12 launch will be delayed by a few weeks this year. The delay is going to have a cascading effect and could potentially delay the release of other upcoming Apple products and software releases, including iOS 14. Going by Apple’s typical release timeframe, the iPhone 12 lineup should […]
This Innovative Concept Turns the iMac Base into a Wireless Charger
Yesterday, Apple launched a new iMac with updated hardware. The latest iMac doesn’t feature any significant design change. We have all been hoping for an entirely redesigned iMac with slimmer bezels. Now a new concept has reimagined iMac with a wireless charging at the base and a new backlit keyboard. Continue reading → Go to […]
Download Facebook’s TikTok Rival Instagram Reels Now; Available Worldwide
Last year we had reported about Instagram testing a new TikTok rivaling feature called Reels. Amidst fears of the TikTok ban in the US, Instagram has launched Reels in more than 50 countries today, and the list includes the UK, US, Australia, and Japan. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Mahit Huilgol Powered by […]