Author: Jonjo

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The WWDC event showcased an array of exciting new technologies and software upgrades. Apple introduced significant improvements and features across multiple platforms, including iPhones, iPads, MacBooks, iMacs, Apple Watch, and Apple TV. One of the standout features of the iOS 17 software upgrade is the enhancements made to the Phone app, Facetime app, and Messages app. The Phone app now introduces Personalized Contact Posters, allowing users to customize their caller’s information with images, text, and colors, similar to customizing the Lock Screen. Additionally, iOS 17 brings Live Voicemail and missed call transcripts. With this feature, users receive real-time transcriptions of…

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Are you tired of cluttered DVD discs taking up precious space in your room? Consider copying your DVDs to your computer’s hard drive to free up space and conveniently organize your files. Although copying DVDs directly to a hard drive may seem challenging, especially without the assistance of a professional, there’s a catch! This guide will walk you through the process with easy steps. So, let’s dive in! Reasons for Difficulties in Copying DVDs to Hard Drive Before we begin, let’s understand some common reasons why there might be difficulties in copying DVDs to a hard drive: 1. Firmware Faults:…

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The Steam Deck has taken the gaming world by storm with its impressive performance and compact design. Designed for portability, this gaming console is equipped with a powerful battery and supports 45W charging. However, there are certain limitations when it comes to charging the Steam Deck, which can cause users to encounter the “Slow Charger” warning.  In this guide, we will delve into the causes of this warning and provide you with effective solutions to fix slow charger on Steam Deck. Understanding the Slow Charger Warning on the Steam Deck Imagine this scenario: you have purchased a Steam Deck and…

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One major issue that has affected the Pixel 6 series users is the unresponsive/sluggish fingerprint scanner. The device users have to manage the sensor, which Google seems to have improved with subsequent updates. However, the latest Android 14 beta update has broken the Pixel 6 Fingerprint scanner again. Google started rolling out the Android 14 beta 3 update a couple of hours ago. With the latest release, the company reached platform stability for the next Android OS, meaning developers can start testing their apps. Unfortunately, the update has left a major bug, which seems exclusive to Google Pixel 6 users.…

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Google has started rolling out the Android 14 beta 3 update to eligible users. The tech company is on course to reach a stable build in August, given the progress it has made with previous releases. With the Android 14 beta release, the company has reached platform stability, meaning developers can start testing their apps. It’s been a couple of weeks since the Android 14 beta 2 update arrived, followed by Android 14 beta 2.1 to address reported issues and improve performance. Given the latest Beta 3 update changelog, it seems not all the bugs were resolved, as the latest…

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