Craig Smith 
When you look at a desktop computer, you see an image made up of small pixels. Because those pixels are primarily small rectangular light sources, everything delivered on your display appears to be made up of tiny rectangles. This problem is exacerbated if you are a gamer because the items rendered within a contest are … Read more
Quarantine has made us do things we never imagined. We are attending school from home, working in our pyjamas, cooking competitions on Instagram, and whatnot. One of the bizarre but creative things many of us have become fond of is playing doodle games. What are doodle games? The basic outline is that one player will … Read more
A 4 digit TV code is usually useful for pairing up a universal remote control when you have lost the old remote of your TV or it has stopped working. This code can be used to program the new remote with your TV. Universal remote controls have the advantage that they can control audio and … Read more
In the modern digital world, with technological advancement, you today have the option of tracking people and even devices. To track a device’s or a smartphone’s location, you need to ping the phone location. Pinging has several advantages and uses. Often people think that they will need to hire tech experts for this but there … Read more
On the off chance that you’re chipping away at your PC and your office screen abruptly goes dark, then, at that point, it very well may be one of the most baffling things to sort out. What precisely is making the screen do this, and how would you fix it? All things considered, those are … Read more
The very initial browser any iPhone user utilizes and considers to be their default browser is the Safari browser. Apple also provides other browser options for its users, but people often choose Safari over the others like Chrome, Firefox, etc. Safari browsers are fast, have their security intact, and are customizable according to users and … Read more
On Friday, Lenovo added two new laptops to its ThinkBook collection, including Lenovo ThinkBook 16+ and Lenovo ThinkBook 14+. Both the laptops are powered by a 12th Gen Intel Core i5 and i7 “Alder Lake” processor and runs on Windows 11. It has 512GB of internal storage along with 16GB of RAM. The Lenovo ThinkBook … Read more
According to reports, Google IO is making a comeback this year. Google’s CEO, Sundar Pichai announced that Google’s annual developer event will be held on 11th and 12th May. Just like last time, the Google IO will take place online. However, there are possibilities that some important parts of the event will be streamed live … Read more
The Indian government passed an urgent warning for people using the Mozilla Firefox web browser to access the internet. One of the latest updates released by the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) stated that Mozilla products are found to have several security issues and vulnerabilities. CERT-In also mentioned that these vulnerabilities can be taken … Read more
The government of Italy is soon to curb the use of Kaspersky antivirus solution, which is of Russian origin. The government is planning to reduce the use of Russian antivirus software in the public sector. This decision is passed in the wake of the Russia-Ukraine war. According to some government officials, they fear that Moscow … Read more