Awesome Shortcuts to Automate Your Apple AirPods

Apple AirPods

In the ever-evolving world of technology, our interactions with everyday devices are constantly being reshaped. Apple’s AirPods, renowned for their wireless design and convenience, have become more than just a means for basic audio consumption. These innovative earbuds come equipped with a comprehensive suite of automation features and shortcuts that can transform your listening experience, […]

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Proton Mail’s paid users will now get alerts if their info has been posted on the dark web

Proton Mail has introduced Dark Web Monitoring for its paid users, which will keep them informed of breaches or leaks they may have been affected by. If anything's been spotted on the dark web, the feature will send out alerts that include information like what service was compromised, what personal details the attackers got (e.g. passwords, name, etc.) and recommended next steps. At launch, you’ll have to visit the Proton Mail Security Center on the web or desktop to access these alerts, but the company says email and in-app notifications are on the way.

An example of a breach alert from Proton Mail
Proton

Dark Web Monitoring is intended to be a proactive security measure. If you’ve used your Proton Mail email address to sign up for a third-party service, like a social media site, and then hackers steal user data from that service, it would let you know in a timely manner if your credentials have been compromised so you can take action (hopefully) before any harm is done. It seems a fitting move for the service, which already offers end-to-end encryption and has made privacy its main stance since the beginning. Dark Web Monitoring won’t be available to free users, though.

“While data breaches of third-party sites leading to the leak of personal information (such as your email address) can never be entirely avoided, automated early warning can help users stay vigilant and mitigate worse side effects such as identity theft,” said Eamonn Maguire, Head of Anti-Abuse and Account Security at Proton.

This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/proton-mails-paid-users-will-now-get-alerts-if-their-info-has-been-posted-on-the-dark-web-100057504.html?src=rss

How to block websites on your iPhone in iOS for free

how to block websites on iPhone

Blocking websites on your iPhone can help you stay focused, limit distractions, or control content accessibility. Whether you’re looking to enhance productivity or enforce parental controls, here’s a straightforward guide on how to block specific websites directly from your iPhone. Quick Steps : Open the ‘Settings’ app on your iPhone. Scroll down and tap on […]

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How to fine tune Llama 3 Large Language Model (LLM) from Meta

How to fine tune Llama 3

Last week Meta (formally Facebook) released its latest large language model (LLM) AI model in the form of Llama 3. A powerful AI tool for natural language processing, but its true potential lies in its ability to adapt to specific datasets through fine-tuning. This quick overview guide will walk you through the process of fine-tuning […]

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Has Your iPhone Battery Health Suddenly Dropped (Video)

iPhone Battery Health

If you’ve recently noticed a surprising dip in your iPhone battery health, you’re not alone. Many users, including tech enthusiasts and everyday consumers, are starting to question the longevity of their device’s battery after experiencing significant and sudden declines in health percentages. Let’s delve into this growing concern and unpack what might be happening to […]

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SPARKLE Embedded Intel Arc graphics cards for the Edge

Embedded Intel Arc graphics cards

Edge computing has emerged as a critical area of growth, driven by the increasing demand for faster processing and reduced latency in various applications, ranging from artificial intelligence (AI) to complex visual computations. SPARKLE, a renowned name in the tech industry, has recently introduced a groundbreaking series of graphics cards that harness the power of […]

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New Elgato Neo Stream Deck Wave Mic white streaming accessories

white streaming microphone

Elgato, a well-known name in the world of  streaming and content creation tools, has unveiled its latest offering in the form of the Neo hardware line. This new collection is has been specifically designed for creators and professionals alike, delivering unparalleled performance and seamless integration with a wide range of devices, from laptops to iPads. […]

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How to Create Presentations with Google Gemini

Google Gemini

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed while preparing for a big presentation, you’ll be pleased to know that help is just a click away with Google Gemini. This AI-powered tool within Google Workspace is tailored to enhance your presentation creation process, from initial brainstorming to the final touches of proofreading and image generation. Let’s dive into […]

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Razer Kishi Ultra mobile gaming controller

Razer phone and tablet gaming controller

Razer has this week unveiled its latest mobile gaming controller in the form of the new Kishi Ultra. Compatible with a wide range of devices, including Android, iPhone 15 series, and iPad Mini, the Kishi Ultra aims to deliver a console-grade gaming experience that fits in the palm of your hand. By integrating advanced features […]

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Handheld gaming console concept offers lifestyle features that go beyond gaming

Thanks to devices like the Steam Deck, ASUS ROG Ally, and Lenovo Legion GO, handheld PCs are becoming more common and more acceptable in the public’s eyes. That horizontal orientation, while more gaming-oriented, isn’t the only possible design, nor is it even the best option. There are other styles, particularly the laptop-like clamshell design, that offer a user experience that is slightly different but also a bit more flexible in its features. Of course, just because it looks like a mini laptop doesn’t mean it has to behave like one, and this particular handheld console concept stretches that design a bit further to transform a gaming device into a lifestyle product.

Designer: Viet Doan Duc

ORBIS, the name for this design concept, wouldn’t be the market’s first clamshell gaming handheld. Chinese brand GPD has been making such devices for years, and recently rival AYANEO even put out two designs for such a portable gaming machine, including one that tries to recreate the experience of the Nintendo DS. What ORBIS does differently, however, is how it gives as much attention on features that let users personalize the device’s appearance as on the specs that drive the use of the gaming computer.

One simple yet significant example is how the removable ABS cover on the lid lets you customize the appearance of the device while also opening the doors to branded accessories. While you can also just slap on stickers like you would on a laptop, this system is more flexible, allowing users to swap out covers depending on their mood or style, just like how you could easily switch cases on smartphones. There is also RGB lighting encircling the analog sticks, delivering not only a gamer aesthetic but also increased visibility in the dark.

The ORBIS handheld takes a bit of inspiration from the Nintendo DS with its second screen right below the gamepad controls, but it also goes beyond what Nintendo’s popular handheld could accomplish. Because it is a gaming PC more than a closed console system, that touch screen can be used for different purposes, including a virtual keyboard. The typing experience will be awkward and difficult, yes, but it’s significantly better than what’s offered on the likes of the Steam Deck and ROG Ally.

Admittedly, some parts of the ORBIS concept are a bit too idealistic, like the use of an ARM-based CPU (versus Intel or AMD) together with a high-end NVIDIA RTX graphics processor. Having two 5,200mAh batteries inside such a small and compact device is also unrealistic, without even considering things like thermal management and charging speeds. Of course, as a concept, it’s not wrong to sometimes shoot for the sky, and thankfully, some of the ideas here can actually be easily implemented, especially the parts that can significantly improve the user experience by simply allowing owners to customize their device to their hearts’ content.

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