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Goodbye Google Calendar: Compatibility Changes Impacting Older Mobile Devices""

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Image AI Generated  Google Calendar is bidding farewell to mobile phones with versions lower than Android 8.0 Oreo, signaling a compatibility shift. This adjustment, driven by the latest update, imposes a minimum API level that older operating systems cannot meet. While the change won't be immediate, it prompts users to explore alternatives. Must Read:-  Firefox for Android Set to Launch Over 400 New Extensions this December For those with older devices, there are viable solutions: 1. **Web Version:** Access the web version of Google Calendar at calendar.google.com/calendar/ via your browser. While not the same as the app, it provides accessibility until you upgrade to a newer mobile phone. 2. **Alternative Calendar Apps:** Explore calendar apps that integrate with Google Calendar and are compatible with previous Android versions. Options include TickTick, S Calendar, Nine – Email & Calendar, aCalendar, Business Calendar 2, DigiCal, and more. Google emphasizes the object...

Google Drive Utilizes Artificial Intelligence to Assist in Locating Your Required Files

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Image AI Generated Google is updating the web version of Drive to enhance user accessibility.  The new home page, replacing "My Drive," aims to simplify file access by displaying the most relevant items prominently.  While "My Drive" remains accessible, the revamped home page introduces features like personalized file suggestions based on user activity and Calendar events.  Users can opt for file or folder suggestions, accompanied by details on why the suggestions are made, ownership, and location.  Filters such as modification date, location, people, and file types are retained for efficient file organization.  For those preferring the traditional view, the option to maintain "My Drive" as the main display is available in Drive account settings.

NASA PRESENTS A TOUR IN SPANISH OF THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION

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Image AI Generated Today I want to share with you news that has particularly surprised me: NASA has launched a  tour in Spanish  of the International Space Station ( EEI), a significant step towards linguistic inclusion. The protagonist of this tour is  Frank Rubio , an astronaut who has broken records with his 371-day mission in space, the longest for an American. The ISS, that technological marvel that floats in space, has been inhabited continuously for more than 23 years. It is a laboratory in  microgravity  where experiments are carried out that we could not even dream of doing on Earth. From human health studies to plant research, the ISS is a melting pot of discovery. Now, thanks to Frank Rubio and NAS A, we can get a closer look at what it means to live and work in space. Frank has not only been a resident on this space station, but has actively participated in more than  3,300 experiments , becoming the hands and eyes of the researchers here on Ear...

Urgently delete it from your phone. Secretly records and collects data

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Image Credit AI Generated Kaspersky reports several malicious programs on Google Play that have been downloaded a total of 600 million times.  One of them may be secretly recording you. Although Google is trying to fight it, from time to time malicious applications appear in the Play Store that are designed to steal our data.  In total, by 2023 they were downloaded as many as 600 million times, so they could potentially be on the phones of many Poles. Malicious apps on Google Play The first of the malicious applications is iRecorder.  Initially, it was not harmful in any way.  However, after a few months, the creators released an update that introduced malicious code into the app.  Thanks to this, she was able to secretly record us.  Files as long as 15 minutes were then sent to external servers. Image Credit Google Play Store Hackers also often used applications to enhance photos.  These include Beauty Slimming Photo Editor, Photo Effect Editor and GI...

HOW NEIGHBORS STEAL YOUR WIFI PASSWORD

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  Image AI Generated At home we have a WiFi called "Ultraflashfiber", to give a little humor to the topic while at the same time letting the neighbors know that we don't like to share the password with others. It's not about selfishness, it's about security.  Unauthorized access to your Wi-Fi network can lead to several risks, both to information security and network integrity. Here I detail some of these risks: Access to Personal and Confidential Information  : An attacker who accesses your Wi-Fi network may be able to intercept network traffic and obtain sensitive information, such as passwords, banking details, personal emails, and files shared on the network. Using Your Connection for Illegal Activities  : If an attacker uses your Wi-Fi connection to perform illegal activities, such as downloading copyrighted content, cyber attacks on third parties, or disseminating illegal material, the IP address associated with your connection could be tracked and you would...

Tesla wants customers out of the charging station faster with a new fee

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It can be expensive to "fill up completely" for the Americans. With the new type of charging fee, it becomes a point to stop in time Full charging stations are becoming an increasingly large problem, and Tesla has tried to solve the problem in various ways in the past. Now they have chosen to introduce a "rush hour fee" - this they call a congestion fee in English - at certain Supercharger stations in the USA, as a kind of answer to the problem. This fee then takes over the role of today's idle fee , which only kicks in when the Supercharger station is at least half full and the car is no longer charging. Makes it very expensive with "full tank" Congestion fees, on the other hand, will start to run as soon as the car's battery passes a predetermined current level, which is currently set at 90 percent. When this happens, an extra dollar is added - that is, about one krona - per minute of charging. The graph is a bit old, but it illustrates the point...

Windows Tiny 11 , which takes up 4 GB of disk space, has become even better

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Image Credit AI Generated   The slimmed-down Windows 11, known as Tiny11, has become even smaller and better.  The latest version introduces many improvements. A slimmed-down Windows 11 NDTEV announced that it has released the latest version of Tiny11, marked as 2311. It is based on Windows 11 23H2.  The creator claims that he succeeded by as much as 20%.  reduced the size of the system compared to the previous release, which in itself is quite an achievement. At the same time, users who decide to install Tiny11 2311 have access to all new features, including Microsoft Copilot and WDDM 3.2.  Both are available in optional form, so we decide for ourselves whether we want to have them.  For Copilot, you need to install the Edge browser. However, the most important change is the restoration of updates.  The previous version did not offer the ability to download patches, including those related to security.  Fortunately, the new release no longer has ...

DON'T ANSWER UNKNOWN NUMBERS: THE TRUTH ABOUT GHOST CALLS

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Generated with AI   I n recent  times we have encountered various thieves who increasingly manage in one way or another to steal our personal data  and through them do their thing whenever they can, this is a serious issue and one that we must know so as not to be affected by it. Therefore, it is a matter of great care since  mobile phones today are a fundamental part of our lives  , since in them we store banking and personal data and even information about our family members, this being a factor of great care because can lend itself to physical threats. Its origin The origin of the calls is unknown, since those who dedicate themselves to this  are people with extensive knowledge in the telephone area  , therefore it becomes a complicated task for the authorities to find the exact location of these criminals.  Without going any further, they can call from Skype using the hide number function, and that way it will be impossible to track them. Our ...