This Chrome Extension Makes It Easier to Shop Influencer-Inspired Clothes

This Chrome Extension Makes It Easier to Shop Influencer-Inspired Clothes Ever been in a situation where you find the outfit of a fashion influencer attractive and you search for the product online with random keywords? If yes, this Chrome extension is something you should certainly check out. I’m talking about Fynd Now, a Chrome extension from Reliance-backed startup Fynd that aims to provide customers hassle-free shopping experience. With Fynd Now, you canfind visually similar products if not the exact ones just by clicking on the image....

January 19, 2020 · 2 min · 327 words · Cynthia Mullins

This Deepfake App Helps You Make Fun GIF Memes

This Deepfake App Helps You Make Fun GIF Memes Just when you thought the wave ofdeepfakeshas come to anend, a new app is here to prove you wrong. Instead of creating offensive or explicit deepfakes, this app aims to use the technology on a lighter note by letting you put yourself into any GIF. The app is named Doublicat and it usesRefaceAI, a Generative Adversarial Network (GAN) behind the scenes. If that sounds familiar, that’s because its the same AI technology Elon Musk used tomorph him into Dwayne Johnson....

January 19, 2020 · 2 min · 320 words · Terry Dunlap

This Tool Converts Apple Card PDF Statements to CSV

This Tool Converts Apple Card PDF Statements to CSV Apple Card doesn’t natively offer you the ability to take out statements in the form of CSV files. Instead, the Cupertino giant offers transaction statements as PDF files. To bridge this gap, a developer has created a convenient tool that converts these PDF files to CSV files for seamlessly integrating with your Excel sheets. To get started, download yourApple Card‘s PDF statement to your iPhone....

January 19, 2020 · 2 min · 311 words · Michael Jackson

This Trick Enables Chrome’s Built-in Screenshots Tool

This Trick Enables Chrome’s Built-in Screenshots Tool Unlike other web browsers,Google Chromedoes not include an in-built screenshot tool and hence, we usually had to rely onthird-party extensionsor the snipping tool present in the operating system to capture a screenshot. Well, not anymore. If you’re someone looking for an easy way to capture an entire webpage in Google Chrome without using any third-party extensions, this quick trick might come in handy....

January 19, 2020 · 2 min · 297 words · Meghan Edwards

This Website Helps You Remove Google from Your Life

This Website Helps You Remove Google from Your Life If there’s something that you could do right now to respect your privacy online, removing Google from your life is undoubtedly your best bet. Moving away from Google is one of those things that’s easier said than done. As helpful Google’s products and services are, they’re a privacy nightmare as one of theprimary revenue streams of Google is advertisingand the company earns by showing you relevant ads....

January 19, 2020 · 2 min · 397 words · Heather Jackson

Watch Google Stadia Running on an E-Book Reader

Watch Google Stadia Running on an E-Book Reader Sebastian Ørsted, a Danish Ph.D. student from Aarhus University’s Department of Mathematics managed to get Google Stadia running on something nobody would have expected – an e-book reader. AsVicereports,the e-book reader wasOnyx Boox Max 3, running on Android Pie. It has a 13.3-inch touch screen e-ink display and a 4300mAh battery. Ørsted estimated that he had lag between 500 and 1000 milliseconds, which is surprising for an e-ink display....

January 19, 2020 · 2 min · 304 words · Dr. Justin Lyons

80% TVs Sold on Amazon India were Smart TVs

80% TVs Sold on Amazon India were Smart TVs The Indian TV market is fast moving towards adopting smart TVs, mostly thanks to the fact that companies such as Xiaomi have popularised the idea of owning a smart TV and their low pricing model have allowed more people to get into the segment. Now, Amazon India has said that of all the TVs sold on its platform in the country in 2019, 80 percent were smart TVs....

January 18, 2020 · 2 min · 418 words · Danny Reed
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