Author: Olsi

Norton develops some of the best antivirus software and cybersecurity services on the market. While malware protection helps, Norton Password Manager can safeguard your online accounts with a cross-platform solution that makes autofill simple. I recently reviewed Norton 360 Deluxe and came away impressed with the full-featured antivirus that includes account security. Still, Norton’s password manager deserves a closer look as a standalone service that’s available as a desktop browser extension and as an app for iOS and Android. Specs Norton Password ManagerPlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux, iOS, AndroidDevicesUnlimitedSupport24/7 live chatFree version?Yes Tiers and pricing Norton Password Manager is included with all Norton…

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Wednesday afternoon, PlayStation and Gearbox Software teased new Borderlands 4 content and showed a lot more about the game than we’ve seen up until now, including new movement mechanics, two of the four playable Vault Hunters, and much more. The first part of the video showed a panther/tiger made of phase energy on its back in a decidedly cat-like pose, moments before it leapt onto an enemy and removed its head in classic Borderlands fashion. The 20 minute deep-dive gave players a look at the new systems in play with the latest game. Set on the planet Kairos, Borderlands 4 has…

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An innovative six-legged robot, a product of Lenovo’s technological innovation and equipped with artificial intelligence, has undertaken the protection of one of China’s most important architectural monuments: the ancient wooden pagoda of Yingxian, in Shanxi province. The project, called AI Smart Pagoda 2.0, is a collaboration between Lenovo and the Joint Research Center for the Protection of Cultural Heritage of Tsinghua University and the Palace Museum, opening new horizons for the application of advanced technologies in the digital preservation of cultural heritage. The central protagonist of this mission is Daystar Bot GS, an artificial intelligence allows it to perceive the…

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GmailThe Gmail service, with more than 2.5 billion users worldwide, is constantly evolving, despite the fact that when it was unveiled in 2004 it was initially considered an April Fool’s joke. Since then, it has not only dominated the e-mail sector, but has recently introduced a new feature that is changing the way we respond to emails: adding emoji reactions. Google has officially announced the feature by describing it as a more expressive, direct and personalized way of interacting with emails. Gmail users can respond to messages not only in words, but also with images — such as a handshake…

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Scientists at Los Alamos National Laboratory in collaboration with the US Air Force Academy have developed a groundbreaking device that can measure the speed of satellites in space in real time. This innovative technology, called the Spacecraft Speedometer, promises to significantly reduce the dependence of spacecraft on ground-based radar and the GPS system. Autonomy for satellites To date, determining the position and speed of satellites has depended largely on their contact with ground stations or GPS, processes that can take hours or even days. In addition, GPS becomes unreliable during periods of intense solar activity, precisely when accurate tracking is…

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After a decade of absence, the addictive mobile game Flappy Bird is officially making its return to Android users, causing a wave of nostalgia and excitement. The new version is available for free via the Epic Games Store, marking the revival of a title that was a phenomenon in the history of mobile gaming. Flappy Bird was created in 2013 by independent developer Dong Nguyen from Vietnam. Without much promotion, the simple but challenging gameplay experience based on side-scrolling mechanics and Super Mario-inspired graphics managed to climb to the top of the Google Play and App Stores, reaching over 50…

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App stores have a huge variety of apps, but for Android users, the selection on the Google Play Store has shrunk dramatically in the past year. Since the beginning of 2024, the total number of apps available worldwide has fallen from around 3.4 million to just 1.8 million, according to research from Appfigures. That’s a massive 47% drop, meaning almost half of the apps that once existed have now disappeared. Interestingly, this isn’t a universal trend. Apple’s iOS App Store, by contrast, saw a slight increase in its app count over the same period, remaining stable at around 1.64 million…

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Of all the e-bikes that have passed through my garage during testing, Urtopia’s Carbon Fusion GT has drawn the most unsolicited praise for its appearance. “What a beautiful bike” is the most frequent comment. After I tell visitors about the Fusion GT’s dual wheel hub motors, carbon fiber frame, GPS anti-theft tracking, Bluetooth speaker, voice-responsive AI feature, and the cleverly designed second battery that resembles a water bottle, the usual response is, “That yellow finish is awesome.” Urtopia calls it Vital Orange. The Fusion GT’s handlebars, headset, front suspension, wheels, fenders, and kickstand are all black, which nicely offsets the…

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