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5 iPhone Camera Tricks I Use All the Time
Your iPhone probably goes everywhere that you do, which is why it’s perfect for your photographic needs. Mobile photography reached the “good enough” threshold a long time ago, but there are still some quirks and limitations you might want to overcome. So here are a few tricks that I keep in my back pocket at all times. Try to keep…
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Solo Leveling Season 2 Episode 12 Release Date and Time (Countdown Timer)
Solo Leveling Season 2 has been delivering thrilling and action-packed episodes since the start of the Jeju Island arc. However, the second season will end in the next two episodes. The monstrous Ant King has taken out many S-Rank hunters, and the need for our leveling-up hero, Sung Jinwoo, at the scene is now more dire than ever. If you…
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Why it’s time for phishing prevention to move beyond email
Most organizations today have invested in an email security solution of some description. But even the most premium tools have significant limitations when it comes to modern phishing attacks. The data speaks for itself — phishing remains as big a problem as it ever was (if not bigger!) despite enormous investment in security products and training. In 2024, identity-based attack…
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5 Gmail Features on Android That Will Help You Stay Organized and Save Time
If you use Gmail on your Android device, you’re probably familiar with the basics—sending emails, archiving, and searching your inbox. However, the Android app offers several powerful features that can save you time, keep your inbox organized, and help you manage emails more efficiently. Swipe Actions for Quick Email Management Instead of manually sorting emails, Swipe Actions let you perform…
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11 Ways to Automate Your Life (and Get Back More Free Time)
We may earn a commission from links on this page. We lose time in small increments. Simple, everyday tasks and chores might only take a few minutes, but those minutes add up and can have a serious impact on your stress levels. But take heart: We’re living in the future, and you can easily automate a wide range of many…
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How to go back in time using Google Maps
There’s a lot to explore in Google Maps, but you may not always know where to look. It’s great if you’re trying to drive through a crowded city or find out which local coffee shop has the best-rated bagels, but there are also other, lesser-known features worth investigating. These include historical imagery on Google Street View. Google Maps actually makes…
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15 Best Nintendo 64 Games of All Time
The Nintendo 64 (N64) was the defining console of the late 1990s, introducing players to the world of 3D polygonal graphics. As gaming transitioned from 2D graphics to such immersive 3D environments, N64 and PlayStation were among the pioneer systems. So, if you’re looking to revive the nostalgia of some classic Nintendo titles, we are here for you. Dive in…
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A ‘significant increase’ in infostealer malware attacks left 3.9 billion credentials exposed to cyber criminals last year – and experts worry this is a ticking time bomb for enterprises
Researchers have warned that billions of credentials exposed to cyber criminals were sourced from infostealer logs last year – and it’s created a ticking time bomb for enterprises as hackers begin cracking systems. KELA Cyber Threat Intelligence’s State of Cybercrime 2024 report singled out infostealers as a persistent threat that usually serve as “precursors to advanced attacks, including ransomware and…
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Now Is a Good Time to Buy a Refurbished M-Series MacBook
We may earn a commission from links on this page.Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. Apple just casually announced the new M4 MacBook Air with sales beginning on March 12. While that may be exciting news for anyone looking to get the latest and greatest devices, it can also be a boon for anyone hunting…
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Brazil tells Apple to open up; perhaps it’s time to move on? – Computerworld
If this story sounds familiar, it’s because it is. In defense of its App Store business model, Apple is defending, losing, appealing, and usually losing again in courts around the globe. It has failed to secure victory in Europe, and seems set on the same journey world-wide; so far, no court has ultimately chosen to support the company in its arguments. Failure…
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