Google Starts Rolling Out Play Store Material You Redesign
This is how Google describes its new design philosophy for Android 12. The first pictures have now appeared that give an outlook...
Brain Curry
Brian is the news author at Research Snipers which mainly covers Technology News, Microsoft News, Google News, Facebook, Apple, Huawei, Xiaomi, and other tech news.
Apple Releases New iOS 15.0.2 and iPadOS 15.0.2
Apple provides iPhone and iPad owners with a new update to iOS 15.0.2 and iPadOS 15.0.2. The update fixes various errors...
Business Text Messaging: 7 Major Advantages You Should Know About
One of the mediums of communication that most of us are used to is text messaging. Whether you are a...
Data Protection Activists Want More Regulation Amid Facebook Failure
After lengthy outages on Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram in the past few days, the Hamburg data protection activist Ulrich Kühn is now calling for the company...
Telegram Acquired Many WhatsApp Users During 6 Hours Of Downtime
The massive failure of Facebook services has given smaller messenger platforms an opportunity to wrest at least some users from the market leader WhatsApp. At Telegram,...
Court Made Tesla To Pay $130 Million Compensation Amid Racism
The punishment is severe, the allegations are not new: an ex-Tesla employee has fought for $130 million in damages in a US...
Samsung Refuses Repair And Warranty Claims By Analyzing Fall Data
Samsung apparently wants to protect itself against unjustified warranty claims with a somewhat dubious measure. According to reports, the latest high-end smartphones...
Massive Global Outage Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp
Anyone who is currently trying to use WhatsApp must obviously expect problems in many places. Facebook and Instagram are also affected. According to reports, there is an...
Microsoft Starts Windows 11 Installations With New Hardware
Microsoft has made an early start. The company had announced the new version of its operating system - Windows 11 - from today. Nevertheless,...
Apple Plans Not To Launch iPad Air With OLED in 2022
Since the beginning of the year, there have been rumors that Apple wants to bring the iPad Air with an OLED display...
Why Certification Is Important For Python Skills Solidification
For those who want to grasp the basics of python including control flow structures, variables, and programming, Zeolearn Academy is...
Microsoft Releases Emergency Security Fixes For Exchange Server
Microsoft has started an emergency mitigation service that provides security for Exchange servers until there is a permanent solution. The whole...
Intel XTU: Intel Extreme Tuning Utility Tunes Intel CPUs For Over Cloaking
The Intel Extreme Tuning Utility (Intel XTU) in the current version 7.5.3.3 allows owners of a system with an Intel...
Facebook’s 2Africa Project Gets Even Bigger
The submarine cable planned by Facebook and a number of network operators around Africa will be extended again, so that it will ultimately be the longest...
Microsoft Is The Most Hated Technology Brand In The World
Microsoft is the most hated tech brand in the world. The fact that this is also the case in the home...
Windows 10 1909 Will Only Receive Important Security Updates In Future
Microsoft has announced that support for Windows 10 Version 1909 will end. The last non-security-relevant update was released a few days ago. It's...
How PMI-ACP training helps you in your career
The up to date PMI-ACP Certification Training program is going to be provided in Delhi and Knowledgehut has brought this...
Google TV Android App With Integrated Remote Control Released
Google has equipped its TV app with integrated remote control. This should make it possible to remotely control devices with Android TV. This should be...
YouTube Download Option Would Now Be Available On Desktop
YouTube users could soon have the long-awaited opportunity to officially download videos on their desktop computer and make them available for...
Lets Encrypt’s Root Certification To Expire Soon
A root certificate will expire in a few days, on the basis of which the Let's Encrypt service worked for...
