04 January 2018

5 Free Online Photo Collage Makers to Turn Pictures Into Memories


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A photo collage can be a great way to view a collection of pictures and also a ton of fun to create. For holidays like Christmas, you can use photos of your family, Christmas tree, and holidays gifts. For birthdays, add pictures of your loved one as a baby, at graduation, and at their wedding. Image Credit: Tan4ikk/Depositphotos You can find plenty of mobile apps for creating a photo collage, but sometimes it’s easier and more effective to use your computer’s large screen. Instead of downloading special software, try one of these free online photo collage makers to create, save,...

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Linkkle is a super simple tool for all your social media links


 Decisions, decisions. Do you link to your Instagram profile on your Twitter feed or your Facebook page? Or maybe you want to showcase your Github, LinkedIn and Pinterest pages but there’s only one URL field which means you have to choose. Read More
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France says anti-fake news election law incoming


 France’s president has said he plans to introduce new legislation aimed at curbing the spread of online fake news during election periods.  Read More
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Twitter Is Dying! 7 Alternative Social Networks to Join Now


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Twitter is struggling, weighed down by trolls, extremists, and over-exuberant censorship. The only answer is to jump ship. But where should you go? Are there any realistic alternatives to Twitter, and if so, which one will suit you? Twitter’s Dying Days? Twitter is simple to use, easy to engage with, and it can easily connect you with the topics you’re interested in. It’s also struggling. Compared with Facebook (in the third quarter of 2017, 2.07 billion users were recorded), Twitter is treading water, with under 330 million users worldwide. Who can figure out the true meaning of "covfefe" ??? Enjoy!...

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How to Delete Recently Watched on Netflix


Netflix does a lot of things exceptionally well, but content discovery is not one of them. It’s surprisingly difficult to dig deep into the company’s library to find enjoyable new stuff to watch. Instead, users often have to rely on the not-user-friendly secret codes. In theory, you shouldn’t need to use the codes. The Netflix apps do have a list of recommended shows that are supposedly generated by sophisticated algorithms that analyze the videos you’ve already watched. But what if you and your partner share a single Netflix profile? It’s an easy mistake to make, but it doesn’t take much for...

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How to Simultaneously Preview Multiple Lightroom Presets


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Adobe Lightroom is the Swiss knife for every photographer. Lightroom Presets are the easiest multi-tools for automatic tweaks to your photos, and there are many ways to use them. But what if you want to see how the same photo looks after different presets are applied — at the same time? Well, you can make several copies of the same image and apply different presets to them, but I am sure you will agree that it’s a chore and a waste of space for your hard drive. The solution we want should have three qualities: It should be the exact copy of the original image....

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How to Add and Edit Text in Adobe Photoshop


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Typography is integral to any design, and if you’re using Adobe Photoshop for your creations, it all starts with the text tool. Adding, modifying, and editing your text could not be simpler, and can open up a world of great design for the budding graphic designer. How to Add Text in Adobe Photoshop Click the Text tool button in the menu or use the keyboard shortcut T. Once you do that, you should see a cursor. Click on the canvas where you want your text to appear and start typing. How to Add Paragraphs in Adobe Photoshop Click the Text tool button in the menu or use...

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How to Block Ads on the PS4 Home Screen


You’re probably sick of putting up with ads in the apps and devices you use regularly. Until recently, the PlayStation 4 was relatively free of promoted content, but Sony has decided to start injecting ads onto the PS4’s home screen. In the past few weeks, many users have been seeing an ad for Destiny 2 with a Buy Now link: Why is there an ad for Destiny 2 on my home screen #PS4share http://pic.twitter.com/KkGKlb7PEB — Nox (@noxturne_) December 26, 2017 Aside from looking ugly, these ads clutter up your home screen (that’s hopefully full of great games) with even more...

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Kernel panic! What are Meltdown and Spectre, the bugs affecting nearly every computer and device?


 If you’re confused by the avalanche of early reports, denials, and conflicting statements about the massive security issues announced today, don’t worry — you’re far from the only one. Here’s what you need to know about Meltdown and Spectre, the two huge bugs that affect practically every computer and device out there. Read More

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Instagram tests letting users post Stories directly to WhatsApp


 Last October, Facebook extended the usage (and flexibility) of Instagram Stories — the Snapchat-like feature that lets you patch together photos and videos into a slide show — by making it easy to directly post a Story to Facebook. Now Facebook is looking at how to bring WhatsApp into the fold. Read More
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Instagram tests letting users post Stories directly to WhatsApp


 Last October, Facebook extended the usage (and flexibility) of Instagram Stories — the Snapchat-like feature that lets you patch together photos and videos into a slide show — by making it easy to directly post a Story to Facebook. Now Facebook is looking at how to bring WhatsApp into the fold. Read More

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Apple readies Siri for the HomePod by adding a podcast-powered news brief


 The HomePod had a bit of a notable production setback, back in December, but Apple’s high-end smart speaker is still on track for an “early 2018” release. As it preps for the release of its first Siri-focused device, the company is making some tweaks to its voice assistant. As 9to5Mac first noted, the latest beta version of iOS (11.2.5) sports a new news feature. “Hey… Read More

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Cloud infrastructure vendors begin responding to chip kernel vulnerability


 Several cloud vendors began responding to the chip kernel vulnerability that has the industry reeling today. Each Infrastructure as a Service vendor clearly has a stake here because each one is selling CPU cycles on their platforms. TechCrunch sent a request for comment to six major cloud vendors, including AWS, Microsoft, Google, IBM, Rackspace and DigitalOcean. Read More
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Microsoft Kills the Kinect Adapter for Xbox One


Microsoft has discontinued the Kinect Adapter, effectively killing the already-pretty-dead Kinect peripheral. The Kinect Adapter is the USB accessory required to connect a Kinect to the Xbox One S, Xbox One X, or a Windows PC. So if you want one, you had better buy one while stocks last. The Kinect was originally released in 2010 as Microsoft’s answer to the Wii motion controls. Microsoft believed in the technology enough to bundle it with the Xbox One when it first arrived in 2013. However, in October 2017 Microsoft stopped making the Kinect. And now it’s Game Over. Game Over for...

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Google’s Project Zero team discovered critical CPU flaw last year


 In a blog post published minutes ago, Google’s Security team announced what they have done to protect Google Cloud customers against the chip vulnerability announced earlier today. They also indicated their Project Zero discovered this vulnerability last year (although they weren’t specific with the timing). The company stated that it informed the chip makers of the issue, which… Read More
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Google faces revised gender-pay lawsuit


 Google is facing a revised class-action gender-pay lawsuit that alleges Google underpaid women in comparison with their male counterparts and asked new hires about their prior salaries, The Guardian first reported. The revised lawsuit also adds a fourth complainant, Heidi Lamar, who was a teacher at Google’s Children Center in Palo Alto for four years. The original suit was dismissed… Read More
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Responding to ‘incorrect’ reports, Intel says major flaw affects ‘many different vendors’


 Reports this morning that Intel processors are affected by a serious flaw that may reduce performance significantly hit the company’s credibility and stock hard. Intel has now officially responded to these reports, calling them “incorrect” and “inaccurate,” and saying it had planned to discuss this very issue next week. Read More

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Apple Developer Program fee waivers are now available for nonprofits, schools and government


 Apple announced today it will begin allowing select publishers to waive the membership fees associated with its App Developer Program. Specifically, the new fee waivers will be offered to “nonprofit organizations, accredited educational institutions, and government entities,” says Apple. For starters, the waivers will be available in the U.S., but the company had said in December… Read More

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The First Bitcoin Was Mined 9 Years Ago Today


On January 3, 2009, a person by the name of Satoshi Nakamoto mined the first Bitcoin. It was easy to mine, was worthless, and contained a hidden message. Nine years on and Bitcoin is the cryptocurrency everyone’s heard of, and each one is (at the time of writing) worth a small fortune. For the uninitiated amongst you, Bitcoin isn’t an easy concept to grasp. But it can be described as a decentralized form of digital currency that is created, stored, and spent electronically. To learn more consider reading our guide to Bitcoin published all the way back in 2011. The...

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Google is about to force you to use its new Calendar design


 Last October, Google announced a redesigned look and feel for Google Calendar on the desktop. Not everybody loves the design (including me, though some people have told me I’m wrong), but soon your opinion won’t matter because Google is about to upgrade your Calendar to the new design anyway. As the company announced today, G Suite users whose admins chose to be on the Rapid… Read More
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