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When I got my personal computer, cmd or the command prompt, was the first thing to grab my attention. I used to search for all CMD tips and tricks and later show them to my friends, thinking they would be impressed. Now, I don’t know if they were impressed or not, but this tinkering with cmd, turn out quite […]
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6 years ago
While the coronavirus lockdown has left millions of people watching Netflix, some of you might want to save some money by canceling your subscription. The only problem is, there is no option to cancel the subscription in the Netflix app. The official method to cancel Netflix subscription requires you to use a computer. However, if […]
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6 years ago
Dark mode has finally caught up with the masses as almost every app has embraced the feature to enhance the user experience. Expectedly, Gmail doesn’t want to be left too far behind either. Google recently updated the popular email app to roll out the much-awaited dark theme. As I like to take a quick glance at the recent […]
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6 years ago
Apple Face ID is excellent in recognizing our faces, thanks to the True Depth Camera system, which creates a depth map of our face and compares it to the enrolled facial data, using the neural engine | How To Use Face ID While Wearing Face Mask. The facial recognition system works through almost all appearance […]
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6 years ago
Most external HDD comes in NTFS format, which means, it works fine on Windows but MAC, the drive will become read-only. Or let say you brought an unformatted HDD. Whatever be the case, if you are only going to use your HDD on MAC, you will have to format it to MAC supported file system — HFS. […]
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6 years ago
Since you are reading this article, I guess you are also frustrated with laptop speed. After a few months I brought my laptop I have noticed there was a significant reduction in the processing speed of my laptop. I was aware of the fact that speed decreases as you load new software and fill your […]
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6 years ago
Since you are reading this, then chances are that you may have come across a situation when you had accidentally deleted files permanently (using shift + delete) or empty your recycle bin and later when you realized your mistake and hoped if there is/was to get back permanently deleted files from the computer. Well, you are in luck. […]
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6 years ago
Do you know the USSD codes? What about “Android secret codes”? These are characters to type on your phone to access information, do tests, or access hidden menus. Let’s see what it is and how to use it. Let’s start by explaining what is USSD (Unstructured Supplementary Service Data). It is a protocol that allows […]
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6 years ago
After many a false start over the past year, WhatsApp has finally started rolling out the much-awaited Dark Mode on both Android and iOS. It will soon be available globally, adding a fresh look and feel to a familiar experience. It will not only reduce eye strain in low light environments, but should also increase battery life, […]
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6 years ago
Have you tried to charge your phone when your laptop in sleep mode? Most of us, charge our smartphone with a laptop. There are many amazing features available in Windows, which is hidden from us, one of the hidden features is “To Charge Your Phone with Laptop in Sleep Mode.” If you having a laptop […]
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6 years ago
Realme has just started rolling out its Android 10 based Realme UI to the Realme XT and the Realme 3 Pro, and it comes with some interesting changes and visual overhauls. Among the many new Realme UI features are a bunch of new ways to take a screenshot, share them, and even take long screenshots. So, if you have […]
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6 years ago
Have you ever accidentally deleted a WhatsApp chat and regretted it immediately? Wondering if there is a way to get it back? Worry not, we’re here to Recover Deleted WhatsApp Messages. We’ll share a way to restore deleted WhatsApp chats and one method to bring back WhatsApp chats overwritten by an iCloud or Google Drive […]
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6 years ago
Hello and welcome everyone to Geeknous, in today’s tutorial we will be discussing “How To Download Youtube Videos By adding two letters in The URL”, Yes you heard it right with this simple URL edit method you can easily download youtube video within a second. Back in September 2013, YouTube announced it would be adding […]
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6 years ago
Calling the emergency services is one of those features that you hope you never have to use on your iPhone, but knowing how to use it is essential. For many years, the process wasn’t straightforward – you had to bring up passcode entry, then choose emergency, and dial the number of your choice. That changed […]
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6 years ago
Here’s a task we’ve all faced at some point in our lives – having to compress a PDF, be it to fit an arbitrary file size requirement, optimize for quick viewing, or save on data costs. There are several ways to go about doing so, depending on your platform, privacy needs, and how much time […]
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6 years ago
WhatsApp frequently brings new and helpful features for its Android and iPhone chat apps. One of the recently added options on android is that the ability to add a fingerprint lock to WhatsApp Messenger. It means that you cannot access WhatsApp chats without unlocking the app via a fingerprint saved on the phone. You need […]
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6 years ago
Watermarks, love them or hate them, are a way of protecting your images. Although, just because you have one on your image doesn’t mean it won’t be stolen. If you are like me, I do it as a deterrent. So, in this article, we will be going to learn how to add watermark using lightroom. […]
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6 years ago
OnePlus uses a hardware button to toggle between notification priorities. And in these options, one of them is the silent mode. If you want to put your OnePlus phone into silent mode then you will need to use the slider button. But we have an alternative solution using the software. Now, well what if the slider […]
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6 years ago
Technology has a way of going in and out of popularity, and while the days of HotSyncing our Palm Pilots are over, email and the digital calendar have managed to ward off nearly any sign of obsolescence. The move from PDA to smartphone has demonstrated the opposite, taking our schedules and transforming them into real-time […]
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6 years ago
Working long hours on the computer could be fun, but if your work involves too much interaction with the computer screen then you are most likely to experience eye strain, wet eyes, and even headache. Recently I have gone to the same phase when I have to work for 8-10 hours in front of a computer screen and when I was not using […]
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6 years ago