Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Microsoft OneDrive has received offline mode on web, letting you access marked files without an active internet connection. You can action and organize files and folders in offline mode, and changes will sync once you regain your internet connection. Google Drive on web has had offline access for a
Read MoreMicrosoft said this investment will help it meet growing demand for cloud computing services and help Indonesia to capitalise on the economic opportunities presented by AI. Read more: Microsoft to invest $1.7bn in Indonesia’s cloud and AI sector
Read MoreLet’s admit it: Instagram is our usual pick for showing our important events. It’s a platform that allows you to connect with friends and provides many fun features. Recently, Meta, the company behind Instagram, introduced a cool feature that lets you add music to your profile. Yes, you read that right! The latest update allows
Read MoreSprint and T-Mobile, now both under the T-Mobile brand, face a collective fine of $92m while AT&T faces $57m and Verizon faces $47m. Read more: US fines mobile networks for illegally sharing user location data
Read MoreMacworld Are you looking to stretch your shopping dollar further on household necessities, groceries, and tech gadgets? Becoming a Costco Gold Star Member can help you access savings on a plethora of items — and it’s all under one roof. For only $60, you can get a Costco Gold Star Membership for one year and get a complimentary
Read MoreA network-attached storage (NAS) device is a frequent peripheral in home and office networks alike, yet so often these devices come pre-installed with a proprietary OS which does not lend itself to customization. [Codedbearder] had just such a NAS, a Terramaster F2-221, which while it could be persuaded to run a different OS, couldn’t do
Read MoreThese UK rules ban manufacturers from having weak, easily guessable default passwords such as ‘admin’ or ‘12345’, but one expert believes these new rules don’t go far enough. Read more: UK bans default guessable passwords in new cybersecurity rules
Read MoreEthan Monkhouse and Lola Nolan, recent computer science and business graduates from Trinity, want to change the way artists study and engage their fans. Read more: Naviro: Helping musicians reach a new note in fan engagement
Read MoreJules Roscoe reports via 404 Media: Russia has replaced Wikipedia with a state-sponsored encyclopedia that is a clone of the original Russian Wikipedia but which conveniently has been edited to omit things that could cast the Russian government in poor light. Real Russian Wikipedia editors used to refer to the real Wikipedia as Ruwiki; the
Read MoreCredit: Lanh Nguyen / Android Authority Samsung has revealed its Q1 2024 financial results, and the mobile division was buoyed by Galaxy S24 sales. The manufacturer said that it will continue investing in research and development to expand and refine Galaxy AI features. Samsung launched the Galaxy S24 series back in January, bringing a slew
Read MoreReneR writes: A major T2 Linux milestone has been released, shipping with full support for 25 CPU architectures and several C libraries, as well as restored support for Intel IA-64 Itanium. Additionally, many vintage X.org DDX drivers were fixed and tested to work again, as well as complete support for the latest KDE 6 and
Read MoreNASA astronaut [Don Pettit] shared a short video from an experiment he performed on the ISS back in 2012, demonstrating the effects of sound waves on water in space. Specifically, seeing what happens when a sphere of water surrounding an air bubble perched on a speaker cone is subjected to a variety of acoustic waves.
Read MoreCrypto company Tether announced Monday that it has invested $200 million to acquire a majority stake in brain-computer interface company Blackrock Neurotech via its venture capital division Tether Evo. [The firm is not related to the asset management giant BlackRock.] CoinDesk reports: Blackrock Neurotech develops medical devices that are powered by brain signals and aims
Read MoreEven with AirDrop’s convenience for Mac users, transferring large files or navigating software incompatibilities often requires a more robust solution. Here are some options for using a cable. How to transfer files between two Macs using a cable Apple equips you with several intuitive methods for transferring files between Macs. These include Ethernet for straightforward
Read MoreAn anonymous reader quotes a report from Reuters: Energy ministers from the Group of Seven (G7) major democracies reached a deal to shut down their coal-fired power plants in the first half of the 2030s, in a significant step towards the transition away from fossil fuels. “There is a technical agreement, we will seal the
Read MoreClearing your cache is one of the most straightforward all-purpose fixes, along with rebooting your device. It can fix lags, random freezes, or crashes, particularly in Windows, and it will free up storage space. Many people never do it, so we’ll show you how to clear all your caches. Most devices have more than one
Read MoreOnce upon a time, you might have developed for the Commodore 64 using the very machine itself. You’d use the chunky old keyboard, a tape drive, or the 1541 disk drive if you wanted to work faster. These days, though, we have more modern tools that provide a much more comfortable working environment. [My Developer
Read MoreWhat impact do offshore renewable developments have on marine life? Dr Damien Haberlin hopes to find out. Read more: A man, a shark and a wind farm: What’s the catch?
Read MoreNASA astronaut [Don Pettit] shared a short video from an experiment he performed on the ISS back in 2012, demonstrating the effects of sound waves on water in space. Specifically, seeing what happens when a sphere of water surrounding an air bubble perched on a speaker cone is subjected to a variety of acoustic waves.
Read MoreReneR writes: A major T2 Linux milestone has been released, shipping with full support for 25 CPU architectures and several C libraries, as well as restored support for Intel IA-64 Itanium. Additionally, many vintage X.org DDX drivers were fixed and tested to work again, as well as complete support for the latest KDE 6 and
Read MoreAn anonymous reader quotes a report from Business Insider: WeWork has a new plan to get out of bankruptcy — and it doesn’t involve Adam Neumann, who wants to acquire the flexible office provider he created. WeWork announced Monday that it has raised $450 million in equity funding, which it could use to emerge from
Read MoreAs reported by Bloomberg (paywalled), Apple’s iPadOS will need to abide by EU’s DMA rules, as it is now designated as a gatekeeper alongside the Safari web browser, iOS operating system and the App Store. “Apple now has six months to ensure full compliance of iPadOS with the DMA obligations,” reads the EU’s blog post
Read MoreLongtime Slashdot reader ArchieBunker shares a report from The Mirror: The city court in Syktyvkar, the largest city in Russia’s northwestern Komi region, announced it had arrested [former world chess champion Garry Kasparov] in absentia alongside former Russian parliament member Gennady Gudkov, Ivan Tyutrin co-founder of the Free Russia Forum — which has been designated
Read MoreAlong the way to a full release, Apple develops several variants of iOS all with a unique purpose and an entirely different set of users. Here’s what they are, when they’re used, and by whom. Apple develops several iOS variants for every release, and each one has a unique purpose The end-consumer version of iOS
Read MoreSeveral online news outlets report that Google laid off its entire Python language team. However, Google denied that the layoffs were company-wide when asked about the fate of the team. Reports of the Python team’s dismissal have shown up in Reddit, Hacker News, and social.coop. “Google’s Python team was a small team, most of which
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