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How to Download YouTube Videos - PCMag

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There are billions of hours of video on YouTube. Literally. And that's hardly the most astounding statistic about the site, which has been the go-to destination for uploading and watching video since 2005. That said, sometimes, you really want or need to have one of those videos on your own computer or phone. But when the topic of downloading YouTube videos comes up, there's a side subject that must be broached: Is it legal? On the copyright front, as long as you're downloading a video for your own personal offline use, you're probably okay. It's more black and white when you consider Google's terms of service for YouTube, which read: "You are not allowed to...access, reproduce, download, distribute, transmit, broadcast, display, sell, license, alter, modify or otherwise use any part of the Service or any Content except: (a) as expressly authorized by the Service; or (b) with prior written permission from YouTube and, if applicable, the re

The film changing how we see the internet - BBC News

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Writers and filmmakers often take doomy views of the web. But new animation Belle, by Japanese director Mamoru Hosoda, shows off its beautiful possibilities, writes Kambole Campbell. When we think about how the internet shapes our lives, especially in art, we tend to imagine the worst. From TV shows like Black Mirror and feature documentaries like The Social Dilemma, to novels like The Circle, writers and filmmakers have portrayed the digital realm as one where we indulge self-destructive and narcissistic impulses, and where our privacy and security is breached. However, as the dystopian treatments of the internet mount up, one filmmaker has been on a different mission: to showcase the beauty of online connection. In the eyes of Japanese anime director Mamoru Hosoda, the web is an ever-evolving realm of exciting potential, an attitude embodied in his aesthetic approach to visualising this digital world. More like this: –      How The Mat

[Updated link] How to pop Google Tasks out of Gmail and use it as a standalone web app - Chrome Unboxed

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Updated link: Try clicking this link instead to access Google Tasks as a separate website! I love Google Tasks. Even though its identity has effectively been split between two different task management systems – one in Google Chat, and the other remaining traditionally named with just a new logo and a few new features, it's still a fantastic way to quickly jot down anything you need to remember. In fact, the combination of Tasks, Keep, and Calendar have become my modern Bullet Journal, replacing my own analog productivity system. I guess I'm just that much of a millennial, but even though paper is still special to me, I can't reconcile with its lack of fluidity. While I love using Google Chat's new task system with my family to do life together, it's not yet perfect, and sometimes, the original Google Tasks is the way to go. Besides, it's kind of sort of integrated with it, just not in separate lists – only in the main list. Because of this, I find myself poppi

Is Amazon Alexa On The iPhone? How To Download & Use It Right Now - Screen Rant

Everyone knows Alexa is a helpful assistant on Amazon  Echo speakers — but did you know it's also available to use on the iPhone? Today, virtual assistants are a common part of daily life. iPhones and iPads have Siri, Android phones come with Google Assistant, and Amazon makes a plethora of smart speakers/displays with Alexa. Whether someone wants to check on the weather or manage their smart home devices, these AI helpers can be infinitely useful. As with all things in life, however, some of these assistants are better than others. There are certain things Google Assistant is unmatched at, whereas Siri and Alexa have their unique strengths. While iPhone users may think they're limited to using Siri and nothing more, that's not true. If Siri isn't cutting it anymore — or you want to see how Alexa compares to it — doing so is surprisingly easy. Related: How To Group Lights In The Alexa App For Easier Smart Home Controls If you're

CucoTV on Android – Best HD Movies App for Free - Star of Mysore

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CucoTV is the app that contains all the latest movies and Tv shows through free live streaming. This app is used worldwide and has received positive responses from various users. CucoTV has different elements along with movie series and Tv shows, this has features to download and watch offline it also have cross-platform integration such as Google Chromecast, firestick along with many web browsers on PC and this app is ranked in the list of the best firestick apps today. CucoTV has upgraded and is also available on all the android, smartphone, tablets etc which is a huge opportunity to all the users to get access for this app in every possible device to install and watch movies and tv for free. This application has many advantages as it can generate separate lists, watch lists, and favourites and downloads. It also has automatic functioning such that you need not click the next episode while watching a series and it automatically accesses the next episode. And one of the advantages o

Galaxy F41 gets December 2021 security update - SamMobile

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Samsung has released its latest security patch to the Galaxy F41. The new update is currently rolling out in India, and it could reach other markets soon. The Galaxy F41 was launched in the second half of 2020 with Android 10 onboard. The latest software update for the Galaxy F41 comes with firmware version F415FXXS1BUK2 . The December 2021 security patch included in the update fixes dozens of privacy and security-related vulnerabilities. It could also include device stability improvements and general bug fixes. If you are a Galaxy F41 user in India, you might have already received a notification of the new security update. If you haven't received it yet, you can check for it manually by navigating to Settings  » Software update and tapping on Download and install . You can also download the new firmware file from our firmware database and flash it manually. Samsung had released the Android 11-based One UI 3.1 update to the  Galaxy F41 earlier this year. Th

How GitHub Does DevOps for its iOS and Android Apps - InfoQ.com

How GitHub Does DevOps for its iOS and Android Apps    InfoQ.com

Tubi app updates on Xbox consoles and finally comes to Windows 11 devices - OnMSFT.com

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Quite a bit of Tubi news today which should be of interest to fans of the free streaming service. The Xbox app updated with some changes, an official Tubi app launched for Windows devices, and both Tubi apps are now available for viewers in Mexico. The Tubi Xbox app update was a subtle one but it should also be a noticeable one for regular users. The app's layout now loads much faster than before while the main menu has been shrunk a bit to allow for the display of more thumbnails. The search experience also feels vastly improved. This Xbox app update appears to have coincided with the launch the official Tubi app in the Microsoft Store app store for Windows computers and tablets. However, despite sharing the same app store listing as the Xbox app, the Windows app is a completely different experience and is basically just a wrapper for the Tubi website. Tubi is relatively new in Mexico having just launched there within the past year. It's unclear why the Xbox app wasn'

Google Drive Adds Warnings To Suspicious Files Amid Rise In Malware - Forbes

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Over the last few years, criminals have increasingly turned to cloud-based storage platforms to deliver malware to potential targets. A simple new feature that's been added to Google Drive will help its users avoid becoming these insidious attacks. What is this new layer of defense? It's a simple, brightly-colored banner across the top of the page. Files that Google's advanced malware detection finds sketchy will be flagged. The banner plainly states "This file looks suspicious. It might be used to steal your personal information." Image: Google It may not sound like a big deal, but it's just the sort of deterrent that can keep unwary users out of harm's way. How does Google Drive determine that a file like the one in the example might be malicious? Things such as requesting financial information or personal data might raise flags, as would form fields and active features like macros. The

Galaxy J5 (2017) gets the April 2021 security update - SamMobile

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Samsung is crushing it right now in terms of software updates. Three weeks ago, the company started releasing the May 2021 security patch to its high-end and mid-range Galaxy devices. Now, the company has diverted its attention to smartphones that were launched three or four years ago. The Galaxy J5 Pro (a.k.a Galaxy J5 2017) is now receiving a new software update bearing firmware version J530LKLU7CUD2 . The new update, which has been released in South Korea, includes the April 2021 security patch. This update includes fixes for various critical privacy and security related issues. As per official documentation, the April 2021 update includes 23 fixes from Google and 30 fixes from Samsung. If you are a Galaxy J5 Pro user in South Korea, you might have received a new software update notification. If not, you can manually check for the update on your smartphone by navigating to Settings  » Software update and tapping on Download and install . If you are an advanced user, yo

Tesla Insurance Customers Can Now Add Their Insurance Cards to Apple Wallet - MacRumors

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Tuesday January 25, 2022 6:46 am PST by Sami Fathi Telsa car owners who have auto insurance through the electric vehicle company are now able to link their Tesla insurance cards directly to Apple Wallet, providing more accessible access to the cards on the iPhone and Apple Watch. As part of an update to the Tesla app yesterday on the App Store, the company has introduced support for Apple Wallet into its app. Tesla car owners will be able to add their insurance card to Apple Wallet by heading into the app, tapping their profile photo, heading into Account, Insurance, Manage Tabs, and Documents. New Version Detected: 4.5.0 Changelog is: - Tesla Insurance policy holders can add their insurance card to Apple Wallet — Tesla App Updates (iOS) (@Tesla_App_iOS) January 25, 2022 Tesla launched its own insurance offerings in California several years ago, and began to expand to additional states late last year. Tesla insurance is now available in a handful of states, with the company