Internet Download Manager is the choice of many, when it comes to increasing download speeds up to 5x. IDM has a clever download logic accelerator that features intelligent dynamic file segmentation and incorporates safe multipart downloading technology to increase the speed of your downloads. IDM reuses available connections without additional con...
Complete Internet Repair is a free Open Source Power Tool to repair internet connections and get you up and running in no time. Please note that it is unable to repair hardware faults or get your ISP up and running or not yet. In short; Complete Internet Repair will attempt to repair your internet connection. Complete Internet Repair might hel...
Tor Browser for Windows has been designed to help you preserve your privacy online. Tor Browser is a tool set that can help you anonymize web browsing and publishing, instant messaging, and other applications that use the TCP protocol. This can be helpful for private use and business use.It means that confidential information can be kept fr...
The upcoming version of Google Chrome, Chrome 64, which is currently in Beta – is all set to bring in an interesting feature to the browser : parallel downloads. Parallel downloads make way for faster download speeds. This is an incredible feature and it makes faster speeds possible by creating parallel tasks to download files.
This Chrome 64 feature is quite similar to the way downloads are handled by download manager apps such as Internet Download Manager. The effect of this feature will not be visible while downloading smaller files, but when it comes to large files, you will see a remarkable improve in the consistency of download speeds.
Parallel downloads are currently enabled in the Chrome Canary build for Chrome 64, as well as the Chrome Dev version. However, the Beta version of Google Chrome is yet to get it. The update is expected to roll out shortly for the beta users.
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Google’s Quick, Draw! game was launched late last year and has since kept their AI guessing on what we are drawing. Google published a report today, detailing that over a billion drawings have now been drawn on Quick, Draw! Here’s a quick look at some observations from the same –
Since it’s winter, here’s a look at some snowflakes. Over 2.9 Million snowflakes have been drawn by people so far.
Some interesting country and culture specific observations too, were made. Here’s a look at some averaged drawings:
Direction of the chairs
Scoops per ice cream
How people draw stars:
Google also talks about faces and how different people draw faces.
Some faces have eyebrows:
some faces have ears
some faces even have the luxury of hair!
Most important of it is – while we all draw faces differently, an overwhelming majority of faces on quick, draw! are smiling.
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Earlier this week, Google announced that they are about to come out with an update where smartwatches running the Android Wear system will be getting the Android Oreo OS update.Today, Google has released a list of watches which will be getting the update. If you happen to be an Android smartwatch owner, check if your watch has made it to the list:
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