What to Do If Your Crypto Wallet Gets Hacked

When we buy or sell crypto, we rely on our trusty wallets to keep our funds safe and secure. But no wallet is ever totally safe from cybercriminals, and many individuals have become victims of hacks, wherein their funds are either partly or entirely stolen. The thought of losing your crypto is very scary, but
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WhatsApp Gets Its Own Sticker Maker: What You Can Do With It

Good news for sticker-loving WhatsApp users! A new update for the web version of the instant messaging platform will allow you to turn regular images from your computer into stickers. MUO – Feed
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Google Messages on Galaxy S21 Gets One UI-Like Redesign

Samsung partnered with Google to make the Google Messages app the default messaging app on the Galaxy S21 series in selected regions outside of the US. Both companies hoped that this partnership would further help with the adoption of RCS. Since Google’s Material Theme design is very different from One UI, the company is rolling
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Google Chrome Gets New Features to Boost Your Productivity

Google has announced some new productivity features for Chrome and highlighted the recent performance improvements it has made to the browser. The improvements include better PDF management, easier link sharing with highlighted text, and more. Google will soon also roll out collapsed tab freezing to help lower the browser’s resource consumption. New “Link to Highlight” Feature in Google
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Google Duo Gets New Very Low-Bitrate Codec for Slow Connections

Unfortunately, we don’t all live in areas with speedy connections. Some parts of the world have data speeds so slow that they’re almost unusable. But that doesn’t remove the need for communication with friends and loved ones. Google is aware of this, and it’s rolling out a new codec for Google Duo called Lyra that is designed to
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Google Calendar on the Web Gets Offline Support

We’ve all been there. You’re trying to figure out when your next meeting is, and your internet drops out. Thankfully, that won’t be a problem anymore, as Google Calendar is rolling out offline support for the web-based version of its popular calendar app. Offline Google Calendar Google announced the change on the Google Workspace Updates site, and
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