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How to Add Custom Ringtones to Your iPhone
If you don’t want to buy ringtones or the one that came with your iPhone, you can create your own custom ringtones with iTunes. Note that this process only applies to Windows. We have a separate guide for adding custom ringtones to an iPhone from a Mac, and if you don’t have a computer on hand, you can do everything…
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How to Create Custom Lists on Your Hearth Display
We may earn a commission from links on this page. When I was in college, I bought one of those grocery list notepads that used to be popular. The notepad felt genius: it was a pre-populated list for the most common groceries any responsible adult might need, along with blank spaces for items I wanted to add. A grocery list…
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How to use Tiny11 Builder to create custom Windows 11 ISO without junk apps
UPDATED 11/18/2024: You can use the “Tiny11 Builder” script to create a custom debloated ISO file of Windows 11, and in this guide, I will show you how to complete this process. In a never-ending quest, Microsoft keeps adding features to its operating system to the point that a clean installation seems to have lost its meaning since the setup…
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This Free App Makes Custom Covers For Your Apple Music and Spotify Playlists
Like many, I enjoy creating custom playlists on both Apple Music (for myself) and on Spotify (for my friends). Making nice playlist cover art is a fun part of this process, but I’ve found both Apple Music and Spotify’s built-in tools lacking. Apple Music lets you select photos from your library or pick a generated cover. Spotify also lets you…
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Threads is testing custom feeds for your favorite topics
Threads is testing a way to create custom feeds for certain profiles or topics, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced on Friday. The upcoming feature should make it easier to keep tabs on different interests, such as your favorite sports team or even technology-related news. It sounds similar to the custom feeds feature Bluesky rolled out last year — but Threads’…
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WhatsApp’s new custom lists help organize your chats
WhatsApp is adding yet another way to organize all your chats. If you’re tired of struggling to find certain conversations, now you can slot them into custom categories, called Lists. You can create and label lists dedicated to specific chats, such as those with your family or work colleagues. The messaging app will then display them at the very top…
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Platform engineering has a whole host of problems — developers are struggling with disparate device and OS environments and still writing embedded code with custom solutions
Platform engineering was viewed by many organizations as a silver bullet in the pursuit to automate tasks and streamline development workflows. Yet despite this, nearly two-thirds of embedded software from organizations with a platform engineering strategy is still created with custom, ad hoc solutions, according to a new report from Forrester Consulting and Qt Group. The joint study found 65%…
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test – custom chart – Comparitech
Are you an expat living in Paraguay, vacationing there, or simply looking to access regional TV platforms from Paraguay? A Virtual Private Network (VPN) can help! With the right VPN for Paraguay, you can access geo-blocked services like Netflix and Hulu or watch other Latin American networks by connecting to servers in places like Mexico or Costa Rica. You can…
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With Claude you can create a custom check-splitting app
Friendship-saving financial wizardry awaits! Claude Artifacts revolutionizes group expense management with its ability to create custom applications. This powerful tool is free for everyone, offering real-time adjustments and handling complex splits with ease. The human-like chatbot’s versatility extends beyond finance; you can make a personalized workout plan, or design various custom tools to suit your needs. For expense tracking, Claude…
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Meta is ending support for custom face filters in its apps
Meta is shutting down all third-party face filters and AR effects on Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger, along with the tools used to create them, on January 14th, 2025. That includes any created by brands and other third parties, the company wrote in a blog post today. Meta’s own AR effects will continue to operate, however. The Meta Spark platform is…
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