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  • Brawl Stars The new game that is sweeping the world is Brawl Stars. This game is very similar to Clash of Clans and has been released on a global scale. This game...
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  • Resident Evil Village Resident Evil Village is the sequel to the 2017 game Resident Evil 7: Biohazard. It was announced at the PlayStation 5 reveal event in June 2020 and r...
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  • EA SPORTS™ FIFA 21 The new FIFA Soccer game from EA Sports was released this week on the Xbox 360, PS3, and PC platforms. FIFA Soccer is the only soccer game on the mark...
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    • Greg Burn
    • Apr 13, 2022
    Netflix: How to Throw a Remote Movie Partyt The distance between homes, cities and even countries can't stop you from throwing a fantastic movie party. New films and series are constantly coming out on Netflix, so why not share the joy of watching them with your friends? Wherever you are, these services will help you organize an exciting evening. Netflix Party Netflix Party (or Teleparty) is one of the best options for group watching. It is an extension for the Google Chrome browser with which you can watch not only Netflix but also HBO, Disney+, and Hulu. This service does not work on mobile devices. Also, each party participant needs...
    • Greg Burn
    • Apr 11, 2022
    Disappointing Android Auto Update Already in Play Store Google continues to develop its unique Android Auto app. When you connect your portable device to your car, you can access some of its features on the car’s display. It’s useful when using maps and GPS, listening to music, and making phone calls. Beta testing of this service update was noticed a long time ago, and now it is available in the Play Store.   However, don’t be overly optimistic. Unfortunately, there were no visual changes to the interface. When it first became known that Google was working on an update, there were rumors that a new IU, codenamed Coolwalk, would be...
    • Samanta Blumberg
    • Feb 14, 2022
    The Guide on Preventing Google from Tracking Your Activity Google is watching you. It’s so trivial that many of us are too tired to be concerned. Luckily, not all of us, and it made tech giants review their privacy policy. One of the scariest things about this tracking was that your Google account had definitive reports on your whereabouts, search requests, and visited pages at any moment you had your phone with you. What if someone accesses it against your will? Sounds scary, doesn’t it? Well, even if no one does, the fact that Google tracks you with devices you paid for may be perceived as insulting. Lucky we are,...

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