A section where we share our personal opinions, experiences, and things that we love.
The Microsoft Store should have already been the main source for finding and installing apps in Windows, but the app store has failed to deliver a smooth and fast experience, and it still lacks many popular apps.
Like most Hollywood movie sequels and TV shows running more than they should, every new Call of Duty title is worse than its predecessor.
I've been using both Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects to edit my videos for as long as I can remember, and it only took a day to replace them with DaVinci Resolve.
Looking at starting a blog in 2024 but you're not sure about blogging's current state? Afraid of the new 'Helpful Content Update' (HCU) that Google has released? Here's what you need to know.
A friend of mine saw his Windows laptop getting hacked and asked for help. I talked to him about switching and trying Linux for a month, and he agreed.
Put simply, distro hopping (or "distro hop") is when a user keeps switching between different distros, and while this is a time-consuming hobby that won't get you far when it comes to learning new skills, for some people like me it's a fun way to spend your time. It's like gaming, people are playing to have fun and kill time, and distro hopping is something similar for me.
Google's latest algorithm updates are here to improve the world's most popular search engine, and many website owners are reporting losing their rankings and having a drop in their organic traffic, a negative result of using AI-generated content.
From reading our favorite blogs, using the most popular social media platforms, listening to songs, and watching videos to using any other kind of digital tool or service, we have to pay for premium subscriptions everywhere now, and I hate it.
I was a Samsung Galaxy phone owner for almost a decade, using both their high-end and mid-range devices daily. I am not anymore, and I don't think I'll ever get another of Samsung's devices in the near future. Here's what happened, all the performance issues, and what I've tried the past few years to resolve all the issues.
There are too many apps for the same purposes, only providing a different UI and some unique features. Other than that, if you take a quick look at your smartphone or PC, you'll probably find a few apps doing the same thing; Whether that's messaging, social media, entertainment, or staying organized.
