Google Chrome S Grouped Tabs Feature Is Now Rolling Out Here S How To Use It

Last week, Google previewed one of the most sought-after features in Chrome — grouped tabs. The company is now rolling out the new version of Chrome (v83) with this feature to all users. Before using Chrome’s new tab grouping feature, you will need to update the browsers. To do that, Go to Help > About Chrome by clicking on the three-dot menu on the top right. Alternatively, you can type “chrome://settings/help” in the address bar....

November 26, 2022 · 2 min · 251 words · Geri Lott

Google Launches Play Store S New Billing System And Devs Are Footing The Bill

The update means that you can’t add links or sections in the app that redirect users to buy premium subscriptions from your site or alternative sources. In turn, you will have to pay a 15% or 30% fee (depending on your app’s category) to the search giant for facilitating these transactions. Google first announced this in September 2020, giving developers a one-year window to make changes to their apps so Google Play Billing was the default payment system....

November 26, 2022 · 2 min · 389 words · Frederick Nichols

Google Searches For Insomnia And Can T Sleep Peaked During Lockdown

Searches for the terms “insomnia” and “can’t sleep” reached an all-time high in April, according to a Google Trends. The data does not reveal the precise cause for the spike, but the timeline coincides with the height of the worldwide COVID-19 lockdowns. Last month, Harvard researchers warned the pandemic could take a toll on a person’s sleeping routine, which in turn could lead to other mental health complications. “Too many sleepless nights can aggravate both physical and mental health problems,” the Harvard Gazette wrote....

November 26, 2022 · 2 min · 219 words · Louis Harlow

Greece Suspends Extradition Of Accused Bitcoin Laundering Mastermind

The country’s justice minister made the original decision to send Vinnik to France on Friday. This reportedly led Vinnik to a second hunger strike, with his first lasting for 88 days beginning in November 2018. Authorities claim Vinnik, a Russian citizen, operated seminal cryptocurrency exchange BTC-e. They maintain the firm served as a $4 billion Bitcoin laundering ring. BTC-e is alleged to have facilitated multiple crimes besides money laundering, including drug trafficking and computer hacking....

November 26, 2022 · 2 min · 342 words · Charlotte Bouyer

Hacker Who Stole 600M Of Crypto Returns 260M Cos They Don T Dig Money

Hackers stealing cryptocurrency is a regular event in the last couple of years. But in a bizarre incident, a hacker who stole $600 million worth of cryptocurrency earlier this week, returned $260 million of them. Here’s what happened. A hacker took advantage of a bug in Poly Network, a decentralized finance platform that lets you exchange various tokens, and stole $600 million in various digital currencies. This was touted as one of the biggest hacks in the decentralized world....

November 26, 2022 · 2 min · 257 words · Thomas Sanchez

Here S An Easy Way To Use Google Assistant On Ios

But it’d be remiss of us if we didn’t acknowledge that Google has some pretty fantastic products. Take voice-activated assistants for example. As much as I want to like Siri, I don’t. Apple’s virtual assistant is nowhere near as flexible, responsive, or knowledgeable as Google’s. And this is magnified when you take a lot of smart home equipment into account. While lots of devices support HomeKit (and this is growing every day, it seems), Google Assistant support is pretty much ubiquitous....

November 26, 2022 · 3 min · 457 words · William Cash

Here S How Google Tensor Differs From Other Android Cpus

There are few key ways Google is differentiating itself. One of the most peculiar, as predicted by leaks, is the arrangement of CPU cores. Some background: Current flagship Android processors like the Exynos 2100 and Snapdragon 888 use three types of cores. The Snapdragon 888, for example, uses one Cortex X1 (high-power), three Cortex A78 (mid-power), and four Cortex A55 (low-power/high-efficiency) cores. Where Google Tensor stands out is that it’s using two of the most powerful Cortex X1 cores clocked at 2....

November 26, 2022 · 4 min · 731 words · Brandon Bowie

Here S How To Simplify Your App And Get More Customers

But there’s a definite disconnect in how products are being built and how they’re being received. For example, in 2019, 25% of all mobile apps were only used once, which means that 25% of the time, users download an app, try it once, and abandon it forever — presenting a huge missed opportunity for the business. User Experience, or UX, plays a large role in attracting and retaining customers for your product....

November 26, 2022 · 8 min · 1576 words · Virginia Ehlers

Here S What The Iphone 11 Lineup Costs In India And What You Can Buy Instead

For those considering an upgrade, let’s look at the pricing for these models in India: the iPhone 11: 64GB – Rs. 64,900 128GB – Rs.69,900 256GB – Rs. 79,900 iPhone 11 Pro: 64GB – Rs. 99,900 256GB – RS. 1,13,900 512GB – Rs. 1,31,900 iPhone 11 Pro Max: 64GB – Rs. 1,09,900 256GB – Rs. 1,23,900 512GB – Rs. 1,41,900 If you want to go for a high-end Android phone, you have plently of options....

November 26, 2022 · 1 min · 199 words · Viola Johnson

Here S What We Need To Build Our First Moon Base

The conditions at the lunar surface are extreme. The moon has a 28-day rotation period, resulting in two weeks of continuous sunlight followed by two weeks of darkness at most latitudes. As the moon lacks any significant atmosphere to distribute heat from the sun, temperatures during the day can rise to 130°C. Meanwhile, the coldest nighttime temperatures have been recorded as -247°C. The lack of a protective atmosphere also means there’s little protection against harmful cosmic radiation....

November 26, 2022 · 5 min · 1057 words · Leanne Lindberg

Here S Why Inbox Zero Will Never Work For You

Personally, I can’t handle the thought of having more than 20 unread messages in my inbox. If my email count surpasses this magic number, I need to take immediate action or else deal with mounting anxiety that prevents me from doing my actual job or enjoying a vacation. Having a relatively clear inbox is my online equivalent to tidying my desk. Ah, peace. [Read: What audience intelligence data tells us about the 2020 US presidential election]...

November 26, 2022 · 5 min · 989 words · Sam Brewer

Horrendously Ford Wants To Turn Your Ev Into An Office

But now there’s a new marketing campaign to wrap our heads around: online conference calling for… EVs. As if the Zoom fatigue of the past two years and the transformation of our homes into working spaces weren’t enough, Ford has a vision of your car becoming the “best mobile office.” To make this happen, the automaker has teamed up with Cisco, which will integrate its Webex video conferencing app into the infotainment systems of Ford’s new EVs — like the F-150 Lightning, for instance....

November 26, 2022 · 2 min · 338 words · Theresa Santiago

How A Flat Hierarchy Around The Lunch Table Creates A Close Company Culture

As a global organization, the core values of a flat hierarchy — like transparency and inclusion — are key across our various locations, and it’s important to us that we scale these values as we grow. We’ve started by choosing to forgo the establishment of a formal headquarters. We don’t place Copenhagen or New York City above our other locations, and instead use Zoom as a central meeting point. That helps make our corporate structure inclusive and flat across nationalities....

November 26, 2022 · 4 min · 705 words · Larry Vinson

How Buenos Aires Boosted Gender Equality By Getting Women On Bikes

In this way, over the last few weeks, the avenues Corrientes and Córdoba have given way to bicycles. We have transformed the two most emblematic streets in the city and have created a new safe space of coexistence for all, without the need of users having to interpose or invade other actors’ lanes. On a daily basis, bicycles have begun to flood the cycle lanes and the results have been immediate; bicycle trips have increased 44% in these avenues since the incorporation of this infrastructure....

November 26, 2022 · 3 min · 623 words · Stanley Hinton

How Cosmologists Finally Found The Missing Half Of Our Universe S Matter

The sum of all the ordinary matter that cosmologists measured only added up to about half of the 5% what was supposed to be in the universe. This is known as the “missing baryon problem” and for over 20 years, cosmologists like us looked hard for this matter without success. It took the discovery of a new celestial phenomenon and entirely new telescope technology, but earlier this year, our team finally found the missing matter....

November 26, 2022 · 7 min · 1376 words · Jennifer Watson

How Digital Civil Registration Accelerates Un S Sustainable Development Goals

The case studies from Armenia, Ecuador, Kyrgyzstan, Namibia, Netherlands and Peru show that digital civil registration and identity systems help accelerate progress towards development targets especially poverty, gender equality, migration and universal health coverage. In Africa, almost half of the population is unregistered, thus making them miss out on universal benefits such as improved healthcare, Oliver Chinganya, director for statistics from UN Economic Commission for Africa says. Chinganya said that systems for identifying people in many African countries are fragmented, making it difficult for timely access to data needed in decision making....

November 26, 2022 · 3 min · 496 words · Dorothy Mace

How Galaxies Help Scientists Weigh Ghost Particles And Why You Should Care

In the late 1990s, researchers demonstrated that neutrinos constantly change between three different types (flavors or species), which affects how they interact with matter. This is something they can only do if they have mass – a discovery that was granted the Nobel Prize in 2015. From these particle physics experiments, we know that at least two of the three neutrino species have mass. Yet little has been known about the mass of the lightest species – until now....

November 26, 2022 · 5 min · 861 words · Jarrett Erickson

How I Accidentally Built A Tech Startup Without Any Technological Knowledge

Just a few years later, I found myself leading a software development process – something I knew little about at that time. With a mostly policy-focused background, I was now making decisions in spheres brimming with new technical concepts and distinct challenges in order to deliver a solution that would strengthen our business. Fast forward to today, and our company is thriving as we use software with unlimited potential, allowing us to promote climate-conscious energy solutions on a global scale....

November 26, 2022 · 5 min · 1006 words · Jeannette Phillips

How The Ufs 4 0 Storage Standard Will Improve Your Phone S Performance

The new version comes two years after UFS 3.1’s release, and will likely improve the overall speed and performance of upcoming phones and tablets. Before we look at its advantages over the previous versions, let’s run through some basics. What’s UFS? Universal Flash Storage (UFS) is a type of flash storage designed for mobile devices. Its specifications are maintained by the Joint Electron Device Engineering Council (JEDEC), an independent industry body....

November 26, 2022 · 3 min · 471 words · Marilyn Carr

How To Access Android S Hidden Developer Options

One of the advantages Android has over iOS is the control Google gives you over its operating system. Case in point is Android’s ‘developer options,’ a secret menu that provides all sorts of useful controls, including the ability to change animation speeds, choose a Bluetooth codec, or limit the number of apps that can run in the background – among many other things The only problem is the menu is hidden by default....

November 26, 2022 · 2 min · 280 words · Jason Arnold