Category: computing
NYT Strands today — hints, answers and spangram for Tuesday, April 16 (game #44)
Another day, another Strands puzzle to solve courtesy of the gaming experts at the NYT. I doubt this will cause too many problems for too many of you, but if it does then simply scroll down for my selection of hints, and then the answers themselves. SPOILER WARNING: Information about…
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A new Gmail feature could soon make it way easier to manage your subscriptions
Google is reportedly working on a new way to help users bring order to their messy Gmail accounts on mobile. Initially discovered by industry expert AssembleDebug, a “Manage Subscriptions” section will be added to the app’s sidebar menu, housing all of the newsletters and promotions you receive. Tapping the option…
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Pimax’s new VR headset can swap between QLED and OLED displays – but the Vision Pro beats it in one important way
Pimax has unveiled two new VR headsets with the top of the line Pimax Crystal Super seemingly set to put the best VR headsets to shame – even the Apple Vision Pro – with some phenomenal specs. It also has one of most unique display features we’ve ever seen: you…
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Humane AI Pin review roundup: an undercooked flop that’s way ahead of its time
The Humane AI Pin is a fascinating little device for gadget fans. If you missed its reveal in November 2023, it’s a tiny wearable computer with a built-in AI assistant, camera, and a little projector that blasts its UI onto your hand. Unfortunately, it’s also pretty terrible, according to the…
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Microsoft pinches one of the best macOS features for Windows 11 – here are three other ideas it should steal from Apple
It looks like Windows 11 could be getting a new device management feature that will seem a bit familiar to anyone who has ever used Apple’s rival macOS Sonoma operating system for Macs and MacBooks. As MSPoweruser reports, an early build of an upcoming Windows 11 update adds a new…
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Faulty RTX 4090 connectors are still burning out – and one ‘smart’ solution has created even more problems
Remember the RTX 4090 cable-melting fiasco? Way back in November 2022, following the launch of Nvidia’s mighty new flagship RTX 4090 graphics card, there were scattered reports of the GPU’s power connector overheating and melting, effectively rendering the $1,599 component unusable. Now, almost a year and a half later, it…
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