What’s Google Up To? 5 New Google-Made Apps and Sites You Should See

Search, Maps, and Gmail might be the most popular Google apps, but their developers are doing more cool things. Have you checked out the latest cool made-by-Google creations? At some point, many of Google’s most popular apps were just a quick idea that was roughly put together by an engineer. But then it proved to
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What’s the Difference Between Alexa and Echo?

Smart homes are the future. A virtual assistant available at your beck and call seems like something straight out of a sci-fi movie, except it isn’t. The future is already here, and its name is Alexa. But why do we keep calling it Echo? At the forefront of commercially available AI ecosystems is Amazon. Released
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What’s New in Ubuntu 20.10 Groovy Gorilla? Why You Should Give Ubuntu Another Shot

Ubuntu 20.10 Groovy Gorilla is now available for download and install. If you’ve been away from Ubuntu for a while, is this the release to make you jump back on board the Canonical groove train? Here’s everything you need to know about Ubuntu 20.10 Groovy Gorilla! What’s Been Up With Ubuntu? A Quick Summary Ubuntu
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Shudder vs. Screambox: What’s the Best Horror Streaming Service?

Are you looking to scratch that horror itch by subscribing to a streaming service dedicated to horror movies? Then Shudder and Screambox are both vying for your attention. And to help you decide which one is best, we have compared the two on price, catalog, and UI. Read onto find out which wins… What Does
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Torrent Defined: What’s a Torrent and How Do You Use It?

“Torrent” is the byword for downloading pirate content. Despite the fact you can legally download all manner of large files using a torrent, the link to illegal content is very strong. You’ve probably downloaded something via a torrent at some point. Many internet users have. But do you know what a torrent is? Like, what
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PIN or Password? What’s Safer to Use in Windows 10

In Windows 10, Microsoft provides several ways to log into your user account aside from a standard password. These include facial recognition and fingerprint scanning, but those aren’t available on some machines. However, anyone can use a PIN (personal identification number) to protect their Windows 10 account. And doing so is a great idea. Let’s
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