How to Remove Ads and Special Offers from Your Amazon Kindle
Does your Kindle have ads on the lock screen or home screen? Well, you can remove them—but it will cost you $20. We’ll explain. Read This...
Nintendo Wins $2.1 Million Judgment Against Pirate Site Operator
In September 2019, gaming giant Nintendo filed a lawsuit against the game download portal RomUniverse. The website facilitated massive online copyright infringement of many popular Nintendo...
How to Get Wi-Fi on the Road
Staying connected when traveling can be tricky if you’re not in a hotel, but it’s possible. Whether you’re on a cross-country road trip or going camping,...
Summer Vacation Books About Summer Vacation
The hot summer months provide many reading opportunities. Make your summer reading more summery with books about . . . yes, you guessed it, . . . summer...
6 investors and founders forecast hockey-stick growth for Edinburgh’s startup scene
Scotland is slowly but surely drawing attention in the UK’s startup space. In 2020, Scottish startups collectively raised £345 million, according to Tech Nation, and with...
Man City vs Chelsea: Uefa Champions League Final Predicted Lineups, Team News and more
Blue will be the color of the sky in this year’s Champions League final at Porto, It remains to be seen whether it will be sky...
Jennings Century Sees Lancashire In Control Of Roses Clash
Friday’s action saw Keaton Jennings score his 19th century of his first-class career for Lancashire in the Roses clash at Old Trafford with Sam Cook finishing...
Backpedaling, WhatsApp Says It Won’t Lobotomize Accounts That Refuse Privacy Policy Update
WhatsApp initially threatened to revoke core functions for users that refused to accept its controversial new privacy policy, only to walk back the severity of those...
Alibaba is making its cloud OS compatible with multiple chip architectures
Alibaba’s cloud computing unit is making its Apsara operating system compatible with processors based on Arm, x86, RISC-V, among other architectures, the company announced at a conference...
Twitter Says No More Blue Checkmarks for You
Well, that was fun while it lasted. Just a little over a week after reviving its public verification process for the first time in almost four...
