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NYT Strands today — hints, answers and spangram for Sunday, May 12 (game #70)
Here’s a nice, easy Strands puzzle from the NYT to end the weekend. It shouldn’t cause too many people problems, but as always your mileage may vary – so read on if you do need a few hints to help you solve it. SPOILER WARNING: Information about NYT Strands today…
Read MoreApple’s new Final Cut Camera app looks great for shooting video – but I’d still love a photography equivalent
Buried in this week’s flurry of Apple announcements for the iPad Pro (2024), M4 chip and Apple Pencil Pro was some fascinating news for video shooters – an updated ‘Final Cut Pro for iPad 2’ app and an even more intriguing app, for both Apple’s tablets and the iPhone, called Final…
Read MoreQuordle today – hints and answers for Saturday, May 11 (game #838)
It’s the weekend, but don’t expect Quordle to give you an easy time of it. In fact, it hasn’t – because this is another potentially difficult Quordle to solve. If you need some hints to help you keep your streak intact, you’ll find a handful below. SPOILER WARNING: Information about…
Read MoreNYT Strands today — hints, answers and spangram for Saturday, May 11 (game #69)
The weekend starts with a standard Strands puzzle – by which I mean that it’s pretty tricky. That’s the default for this game, which puts the old gray matter to the test every single day. If you need a little help, you’ll find it below in the form of some…
Read MoreLove Chrome’s Memory Saver tool? Google will soon give you more control over how aggressive it is
Google introduced the Memory Saver feature to its Chrome browser in February 2023 and has been enhancing it ever since. Now a new option will give users even more control over Memory Saver by introducing a way to configure its aggressiveness. While Memory Saver is an excellent tool — as…
Read MoreQuordle today – hints and answers for Friday, May 10 (game #837)
The last Quordle puzzle of the week is another fairly tough one, though that isn’t exactly uncommon for this game, which continues to challenge people who sail through Wordle. I count myself among them, having never lost a game of Wordle since I started playing in 2022 (I did lose…
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