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Google Messages now finally shields you from surprise nudes
AppWizard
April 22, 2025

Google Messages now finally shields you from surprise nudes

Google Messages is introducing smart alerts that automatically blur explicit images before they are viewed by the recipient. This feature is opt-in for adults, while it is enabled by default for teens. Users will receive warnings about potentially explicit images and can choose to view the image, block the sender, or check the reason for the flag. If users send a sensitive image, the app will prompt them with a caution. All processing occurs on the user's device to protect privacy, and the feature currently applies only to still images, not videos.
5 reasons you should use the Windows Snipping Tool instead of third-party apps
Winsage
November 30, 2024

5 reasons you should use the Windows Snipping Tool instead of third-party apps

The Windows Snipping Tool is preinstalled on Windows 11, allowing users to access it easily with the keyboard shortcut Windows + Shift + S. It features a user-friendly interface for easy annotation of screenshots, including tools for drawing, shapes, emojis, and handwriting. The tool offers a visual search feature that enables users to search for information about images using Bing. It includes text recognition capabilities for copying text from images and a redact feature for protecting sensitive information. Additionally, the Snipping Tool can record screens with system and microphone audio, providing a built-in solution for creating tutorials or guides.
Microsoft creates a new reason to buy an AI-powered Copilot+ PC -- image upscaling in Microsoft Photos
Winsage
October 24, 2024

Microsoft creates a new reason to buy an AI-powered Copilot+ PC — image upscaling in Microsoft Photos

Microsoft has introduced a preview of its super resolution feature for Copilot+ PCs within the Photos app, specifically for Windows 10 and Windows 11 users. This image upscaling feature is exclusive to Snapdragon-powered Copilot+ PCs running Windows 11, version 24H2 or higher, and is available in the Canary, Dev, and Release Preview Channels. The super resolution uses AI to enhance and enlarge images up to 8x the original size, ideal for improving low-quality photos and preparing images for large prints or displays. It processes enhancements using the Neural Processing Unit (NPU) on the device. Additionally, a robust optical character recognition (OCR) feature is available to all users, supporting over 160 languages for text extraction from images.
Use Windows like a pro: 11 keyboard shortcuts that are super-handy
Winsage
September 18, 2024

Use Windows like a pro: 11 keyboard shortcuts that are super-handy

- The Snipping Tool in Windows 11 allows users to capture screenshots or screen recordings, with options for different selection types. Command: Windows key + Shift + S. - To minimize all open windows and reveal the desktop, use the command: Windows key + D. - To launch Task Manager and terminate unresponsive applications, use the command: Ctrl + Shift + Esc. - To launch Copilot quickly, use the command: Windows key + C. - To cycle between browser tabs, use the command: Ctrl + Tab; to navigate counterclockwise, use Ctrl + Shift + Tab. - To permanently delete a file without sending it to the Recycle Bin, use the command: Shift + Delete. - To undo the last action, use the command: Ctrl + Z. - To lock your PC, use the command: Windows key + L. - To open the emoji menu, use the command: Windows key + . (period). - To see all open windows and switch between desktops, use the command: Windows key + Tab. - To activate ‘Sticky keys’ for easier command execution, press Shift repeatedly for 5 times.
Verizon users report blurry photos in Android messaging apps
AppWizard
June 3, 2024

Verizon users report blurry photos in Android messaging apps

Numerous Verizon Android users are experiencing blurry images when multiple images are sent in a single message. The issue affects various Android devices and different messaging apps, with no specific phone model being exempt. Some users have reported problems with animated GIFs as well. Possible solutions include keeping apps and software up to date, clearing cache and data for messaging apps, and using apps that bypass Verizon's network. Reporting the issue to Verizon's support department may help expedite a resolution.
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