As a millennial who’s grown up with technology, I’ve learned many useful Android features that can make life easier and more enjoyable for both me and my parents. With the help of these simple yet powerful tools, they’re becoming more tech-savvy and confident in using their devices. 1. Google Wallet and Google Pay: A combination … Read more
NotebookLM’s free tier offers a generous 100 notebooks with up to 50 sources each and 500,000 words per document. While this is suitable for casual use, power users often hit a wall when dealing with complex projects or extensive research. Before upgrading, try these clever hacks to cram more knowledge into your notebooks: 1. **Combine … Read more
Are you tired of getting inconsistent results from your morning coffee? The problem may not be the quality of your beans, but rather the way you’re brewing them. To achieve a consistently amazing cup, it’s time to nail down the small details that are often ignored. The secret to perfect coffee lies in the Golden … Read more
President Donald Trump has ordered the deployment of US troops to Portland, Oregon, to control growing anti-ICE protests. The move is part of his campaign against demonstrators opposing his immigration policies. He cited concerns about violence and threats from groups like Antifa and other domestic terrorists targeting ICE facilities. The deployment is seen as a … Read more
The world needs at least $2 trillion annually to fund computing power needed to meet anticipated AI demand by 2030. However, even with AI-related savings, the US and other countries are still $800 billion short of meeting this need. Bain & Company’s latest Global Technology Report found that global incremental AI compute requirements could reach … Read more
Cambridge Dictionary has added 6,000 new words, including popular internet slang like “skibidi”, “delulu”, and “tradwife”. The dictionary only adds words that are likely to stick around, according to its publisher. Remote work phrase “mouse jiggler” is also on the list, describing someone who pretends to work while not actually doing so. Source: https://inshorts.com/en/news/solar-storms-linked-to-increased-heart-attack-risk-in-women–study-1758969647893
Want to avoid the shortened context menu in Windows 11? There are three ways to get back to the classic context menu. Here’s how: **1. Use Shift+Right-Click** Hold down the Shift key when you right-click, and the full menu will appear. This method is quick and safe but requires a click every time. **2. Try … Read more
A government shutdown could occur within days, affecting hundreds of thousands of federal workers and delaying services. Economists warn that the financial impact will depend on the length of the disruption, with each week costing the US economy about $7 billion. Government shutdowns have happened 14 times since 1980, with some lasting over 34 days. … Read more
A US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent arrested Des Moines Public Schools superintendent Ian Andre Roberts, who lives in the US illegally. The superintendent is also facing weapons charges after his vehicle was found abandoned with a loaded Glock 19 firearm and $3,000 in cash. Roberts entered the country on an F-1 student visa … Read more
Travis Decker, the military veteran at the center of a three-month-long manhunt for his three young daughters, has been confirmed dead by authorities. Human remains found on Grindstone Mountain were matched to Decker through DNA testing. Decker’s ex-wife had previously asked for restrictions on his interactions with their children due to his worsening mental health … Read more