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The Microsoft Company has officially announced that the printer problem that many of the users of Windows 11 have been having has been resolved. Now, everyone can upgrade to Windows 11 22H2 without having to fear any compatibility issues. You migh

Laura Sparks

23 Nov 2022

Are you unable to keep up with all the chats in the Workspaces Spaces? The devs at Google understand how frustrating it may be, which is why conversation summaries have been added to Google Chat for messages in Spaces. This feature allows all of y

Laura Sparks

21 Nov 2022

Modern Warfare 2 for Call of Duty was released on October 28th with the overhauled Gunsmith customization function, but most gamers swear by the fact that so many additions have made the guns worse. There are 5 attachments available when assembling w

Laura Sparks

07 Nov 2022

Google puts a lot of resources into supporting its YouTube Music. Small and often obscure to the average user, changes occur all the time. Recently, another front-end improvement was made, which was noticed by a user of Reddit, which prompted them to

Laura Sparks

05 Nov 2022

Last Tuesday, Adobe released a host of software tools that will make 3D modeling much easier, which means video games, marketing companies and other consumers will be able to do their job even faster. Adobe is known for its leadership in presentation

Lee Davis

24 Oct 2022

It became known that Microsoft will soon open the Xbox mobile application store where users will be able to directly download and install various applications. The company also mentioned the intention to make this store one of the most progressive us

Laura Sparks

22 Oct 2022

These days, it seems that all the social media app creators are looking at each other and trying to add features that they are lacking from the competitors. The situation is particularly obvious when it comes to YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram addin

Laura Sparks

12 Oct 2022

Those who rely on apps on the road instead of a dashboard display won’t be too happy to hear about more changes when it comes to Google services in this area. In 2021, Google decided to stop the work of Android Auto on Android 12 and above. Jus

Laura Sparks

10 Oct 2022

As Android 12 switched the style to Material You, many apps (including native ones by Google) also incorporate some elements of it. The recent change in YouTube Music follows the line: in Album and Playlist views, elements of Material You are now see

Laura Sparks

04 Oct 2022

Bitmoji? Memoji? WhatsApp comes up with its own version of animated stickers based on your real appearance soon. Wouldn’t it be lovely to color up your conversation with stickers that copy your looks, based on your face and stature, following y

Lee Davis

03 Oct 2022

If you want to share a certain tweet with someone rather than retweet it, what can you do? Well, you can just copy the link, but there are better ways. Now, Twitter enables you to share tweets on LinkedIn and WhatsApp in one tap. This is obviously ma

Laura Sparks

14 Sep 2022

League of Legends never runs out of new ideas, even if they are “just” new skins. What can be more natural than a set of skins made for a certain celebration? Especially if it’s Halloween. New skins are rather spooky, and that&rsquo

Laura Sparks

12 Sep 2022

The Legend of Zelda is one of the longest-running franchises in the history of video games. Which means, in turn, that some of its earliest games are unavailable to modern players because the hardware they were made for gets obsolete. Do fans want to

Laura Sparks

31 Aug 2022

As YouTube searches for the new ways to become attractive for creators (and thus for audience and advertisers), it invents and tests new features that help creators promote themselves. One of these features is the Promotions tab that is now being tes

Laura Sparks

29 Aug 2022