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Are the Games on Your Chromebook on Steam Yes or No? Chromebooks are great for many things. They’re lightweight, have long battery life, and are relatively inexpensive. But can you use a Chromebook for gaming? The short answer is: yes and no.
Here’s a more detailed breakdown. Chromebooks do not have the same power as gaming laptops. They also don’t have a lot of storage space, so you’ll be limited to playing less demanding games.
That said, there are some games you can play on a Chromebook. One option is to use the Chrome browser and play HTML5 games. There are also a few Android games that will work on a Chromebook. And,... Continue reading -
Now Gmail Can Track Your Packages One of the most useful updates to Gmail ahead of the holiday season is here. Now the email service has learned to track parcels’ delivery, analyzing incoming letters. Important messages are marked accordingly.
Many have already started preparing for the Christmas season, including Google. It has updated its email service so that you do not miss the delivery of ordered goods. The algorithms parse emails that enter the “Inbox” folder and add a label with delivery information to those messages that come from courier companies. The information on this label is updated as shipping progresses. Now you do not need to... Continue reading -
Patreon Video Early Access Available Now Patreon allows creators to upload videos directly to its platform without the use of integrations with other services and links. It will allow creative people to make engaging content that will help them turn viewers into patrons (paid subscribers) easier.
Creators use Patreon to provide their target audience with unique materials that are not freely available. The past experience of posting video content through links to YouTube or Vimeo was not the most reliable and convenient since there was a possibility of leaks. Patreon now gives users the opportunity to directly post their content to improve control over videos and make... Continue reading -
Editing Tweets Already Available in Three Countries The social network Twitter has launched the first phase of testing a new feature. Now users of Twitter Blue accounts in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand can edit their tweets. Soon, the residents of the United States will also be able to use this function.
Twitter users have been asking for this update for many years, but the company always responded with a refusal. They explained that users often retweet or add screenshots from Twitter in various articles. If they allow users to edit the text, once it is corrected, the meaning of the original tweet can be significantly distorted. That... Continue reading -
Meta Adds New Tools for Business Accounts on Facebook and Instagram Meta releases valuable updates for content creators to help them build their audience. The company recently announced another new feature.
This update is not for personal accounts but business or author pages. For example, creators can support each other by recommending a person's page. Then they can invite each other's followers to subscribe to their pages.
There are also new templates for creating posts and stories on the Facebook platform. An author can make a post using a template that automatically pulls in the names of their most loyal fans. That is a great way to thank your audience for their support... Continue reading -
The Best Calendar App Out There: Google Calendar Are you looking for a way to stay organized and keep track of important events? If so, then creating a new Google Calendar may be a great option for you! Google Calendars are easy to use and can be accessed from anywhere with an internet connection. Plus, they’re free! In this article, we’ll show you how to create a new Google Calendar in just a few simple steps.
Adding Calendars
Assuming you want to add a new calendar in Google Calendar:
Log into your Google account and go to calendar.google.com.
In the top right corner, click the "+" sign next to "Other calendars."
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WhatsApp Will Introduce In-App Surveys and Messaging from Linked Devices WhatsApp is allegedly developing a new in-app survey function to find out what users of the app think about the services. In addition to the survey, the developers of WhatsApp also work on preparing the testing of the feature that will allow users to send texts to themselves from linked devices.
The survey feature is made to give an understanding to developers of what features of the app users like and what needs to be changed. The survey will be shown to users in the form of a secure chat where they will be asked for their feedback. While some users... Continue reading -
How to Edit an Instagram Video for Reels Instagram has launched the Reels feature, which is in some ways similar to Chinese TikTok. The only difference is that you don't have to use a third-party app to record Reels on Instagram. All the necessary tools, including editing, are built into the platform.
At first glance, Reels are similar to Stories, only the duration of the video is longer. The new videos have many advantages:
Reels don't disappear 24 hours after publication;
The maximum video duration is 60 seconds, while Stories are limited to 15 seconds;
Reels can reach more than just your subscribers;
Posted videos are saved in your feed;
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Premium Subscribers Testing a New YouTube Feature YouTube never ceases to delight its users with interesting updates. Premium subscribers can be the first to test the updates on YouTube. A new feature has recently become available for them.
It was learned that YouTube is beginning to test a new option that zooms in and out a specific fragment of the video.
This update can be useful for those who, for example, make parses of the video, and there is a need to consider the fine details.
To see how it works, you need to log in to your account and select "Premium Subscription Benefits". In this section, premium account owners... Continue reading -
More Features for Twitter Blue Users Subscribers of Twitter Blue receive more options in the social network. They can now customize the navigation bar they see, as well as remove the Spaces button. The bar can not reveal up to 5 tabs on it.
If you are one of the Twitter Blue users, you can modify your bar with more or fewer tabs you need. It is available for all Android phones as well. For a long time, this feature was available only to iOS owners. Many users have finally received the ability to remove the Space tab from the central part of the app. Now you... Continue reading -
Put Nintendo Games Into Order You can easily organize all your Nintendo games into different groups. It will ease your daily search for everything you want to play. Although the creative mess may be your favorite view in the profile, sometimes you don’t have much time to waste searching for the game you want to play. There is a helpful tool that is called Nintendo Switch Groups, and you probably have seen it already. Here you will learn the easiest way to enter the Groups and create folders for games.
Is It Possible to Create the Folders Via Nintendo?
It is totally possible to put all your... Continue reading -
YouTube Connects Your Mobile and TV Viewing Experience YouTube is doing its best to stay popular on the market, which is not usually simple with the platforms like TikTok and Instagram around. Yet, it looks like now the company achieved positive results in the field still untouched by rivalry. It is going to connect the mobile app experience with TV viewing.
Many social networks have already tried to find a perfect solution for how to improve the second screen experience. Yet, when it comes to TV screens and mobile platforms the problem is still there. Even Twitter created its plan to integrate the tweets into the TV screen. Users... Continue reading