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5 Surprising Facts About E-Ink Technology Electronic ink, or E-Ink, is a versatile display technology best known for its application in e-readers such as the Amazon Kindle. However, E-Ink delivers more than comfortable reading. Let’s explore some surprising aspects of E-Ink technology and its potential future applications. 1. E-Ink Displays Mimic Real Paper Electronic ink technology was designed to replicate the appearance of ordinary ink on paper. Unlike traditional displays that rely on backlighting, E-Ink screens reflect ambient light, just as a physical book would....

6 Reasons Why Cybersecurity Is Important Ever wondered why it’s important to protect your networked systems, applications, and data from digital attacks and threats? Maybe you’ve heard of cybersecurity, which sounds somewhat complex and irrelevant. Even if you know it’s critical, you might not know why exactly. Not to worry. We’ll explore six reasons why you should take cybersecurity seriously. 1. The Everchanging Nature of Cyberattacks Essentially, cybersecurity is setting up measures to protect your networked systems (typically computers and devices connected to the internet), applications, software, and data from cyberattacks and digital threats....

7 ChatGPT Alternatives for Coding Programs Automatically ChatGPT is a great AI tool for automatically generating code from human language prompts. However, it’s not focused specifically on code and may not integrate seamlessly into your workflow. Here are several options for more code-focused AI tools. 1.GitHub Copilot GitHub Copilot is an AI assistantdeveloped by GitHub in collaboration with OpenAI. As you type, it suggests full lines of code for various programming languages....

Amazfit GTR 4 review: Too extra Amazfit’s GTR 4 could have been anincredible smartwatch, but its mind-numbing user interface and sloppy companion app make messing with this device achore, and I can’t emphasize this any stronger. This watch takes the “everything and the kitchen sink” concept to the extreme. So much so that I think you’ll actually annoy yourself back into using only a few of its core features, like its ample fitness-tracking measurements, and all the standard “alarm, timer, and reminder”-like smartwatch interactions common in most wrist-mounted devices nowadays....

Amazon’s Alexa is in trouble Amazon was forced to lay off the biggest portion of its workforce in its history this year. One of the divisions to be hit the hardest was the devices and Alexa team, buildingsome of the best Echo displays around. It’s becoming increasingly clear why, as it looks like the “Worldwide Digital” division at Amazon is suffering from huge losses, which includes Echo devices and Prime Video, with the future of the Alexa division uncertain....

How to use your smart display as a security camera Intelligent displays and smart speakers make interactions withsmart home deviceseasier when you use voice commands. In addition, they let you listen to music, place calls, and perform other actions. Some of them, like theAmazon Echo Showsmart displays and the Google Nest Hub Max, have built-in cameras to facilitate video calls. Sign up forfree Forgot your password? Create an account *Required: 8 chars, 1 capital letter, 1 number...

Latest Google Camera update catches older Pixel phones up on features This week marked thefirst Feature Dropsince the arrival of thePixel 7and 7 Pro, and accordingly, many of the changes included were exclusive to that particular phone. That said, anyone still relying on an older Pixel as their daily driver hasn’t been left out in the cold. Alongside new wallpapers and changes to some crucial settings on Android, Google is also bringing some Pixel 7 tools to the Camera app, just days afteroverhauling macro modeon its latest flagship....

The Galaxy S22 series just got ‘unpacked’ in full ahead of Samsung’s event We’re justtwo weeks away from the official unveilingof Samsung’s next flagship phone, but for some readers, that sense of anticipation might be too much. Never mind theendless rumors and leaks surrounding the S22— you need cold, hard facts before you reserve a spot on Samsung’s website. This newest leak might as well be an official press release, as it reveals everything you’d want to know about all three Galaxy S22 models....

The Motorola ‘Frontier 22’ could be the world’s first phone with a 200MP camera Motorola is soon expected toannounce the Edge 30 Profor international markets — a rebadged version of the Edge X30 that launched in China in December last year. The phone will feature flagship specs with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chip, 6.7-inch 144Hz OLED display, and a 50MP triple-camera setup. However, the company has an even more impressive handset in the works for the second half of the year dubbed the “Frontier 22....

How to Fix the NVIDIA OpenGL Driver Error Code 3 in Windows 10 & 11 The NVIDIA OpenGL driver error code 3 is an issue that can arise on Windows 10 and 11 PCs with NVIDIA GPUs. Users have reported that error occurs when they launch or utilize software packages. That OpenGL issue crashes affected software either way. The error code 3 message says, “The NVIDIA OpenGL driver detected a problem with the display driver and is unable to continue....

Magic Eraser Is Now Available to All Android and iOS Users via Google One Magic Eraser has been one of the standout features of Pixel phones since the launch of the Pixel 6 in 2021 and has been the focus of so much of Google’s smartphone advertising. But it’s no longer a Pixel exclusive. Magic Eraser is now available to all Android users, as well as iOS users, who have a Google One subscription....

Moto Razr 2022 and X30 Pro launch might be rescheduled for mid-August Earlier this week, all eyes were on Motorola, as itplanned to unveilthe new Moto Razr 2022 foldable and theMoto X30 Proflagship on August 1. Surprisingly, the companycalled off the eventat the last minute, without even stating a reason for the change of plans. Would we ever see these devices arrive? It not only sounds like they’re still coming, but Moto may have just offered a teaser for its rescheduled launch plans, possibly slated for August 11....

The Essential Windows 11 Security Checklist to Keep Your Computer Safe Although Windows 11 does a good job at keeping your device secure by default, there are extra steps you’re able to take to ensure it remains protected. From setting a strong password to scheduling Windows updates, these measures can help to prevent dangerous or malicious software from ruining your system. Whether you’ve just purchased a new Windows 11 computer or have been using the operating system for a while, you’re bound to learn something new with our security checklist....