3 Sites That Show How Long It Takes to Beat a Video Game

It’s easy to see how long it will take you to watch a movie or TV show, since each film or episode has a set runtime. But video games are different, since the time they take to beat depends a lot on the player. MUO – Feed
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How to Show Hidden Files and Folders on Windows 11

Windows has a feature that hides many system-critical files and folders of your system. A few of those are hidden by default, but you can hide them manually as well. In one way this feature is indispensable, as it keeps you from accidentally deleting important files. MUO – Feed
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Google Play Store to Show Localised and Device Specific App Ratings and Reviews

Google is changing the way it shows ratings and reviews on the Play Store in a bid to make them more personal and insightful. Instead of showing the aggregate rating of an app on the Play Store, Google will show localized ratings specific to your country and device type. The changes will be rolled out
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Google Voice Will Now Show the Reason for Missed and Dropped Calls

Google Voice is getting some useful new features as a part of its latest update. Google aims to improve the calling and usability experience of Google Voice with the latest set of enhancements, which it has included based on user feedback. Google Voice can now show why you missed a certain call, i.e., why did
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Microsoft Edge’s Sleeping Tabs Will Soon Show You How Much It Saved

In a bid to make Microsoft Edge a major competitor in the browser world, the software giant added sleeping tabs to help save people’s resources… but people had no idea how much was actually being saved. Now, a recent update to the preview build of Edge adds a saved resources tracker which tells you just
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Twitter Will Now Show Larger Image Previews on Your Timeline

Twitter has rolled out larger image previews on timelines of Android and iOS users, two months after it first started testing the feature. Up until now, Twitter used to give a cropped preview of an image on your timeline. This meant that if you uploaded an image, its preview might focus on another aspect instead of
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