Author: The Tech Guy

The Pixel 10 series gained the ability to share files with iPhones via Quick Share in November last year. Now, it appears Google is preparing to extend the feature to the older Pixel 9 lineup as well. According to a new report, the latest Android Canary build for the Pixel 9 series includes additional system files needed to enable Quick Share file transfers between Android and iPhone. However, these files were absent from the Pixel 9a and older Pixel 8 builds, as per the report. This suggests that Google has not yet begun testing the feature on those devices. When…

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Winter weather took hold across the Indo-Gangetic Plain in early January 2026, bringing dense fog and cold temperatures to much of the flat, fertile lands that span from Pakistan and northern India to Bangladesh. This image shows low-lying clouds over the delta on the morning of January 6, captured by the MODIS (Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer) on NASA’s Terra satellite. Dense fog, particularly radiation fog, is common this time of year, forming when ground temperatures are cool, winds are light, and moisture is abundant near the surface. The meteorological departments of both Bangladesh and India called for moderate to very dense…

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Whether they’re used for powering your TV remote or making sure that any electronic gifts given on Christmas Day are ready to go right out of the box, having a selection of batteries on hand is essential for any household. Of course, with so much choice out there, it can be difficult to know whether or not you’re always getting the most bang for your buck, but that’s why our collection of the best AA and AAA batteries can help you out. If you’re looking to stock up on batteries (at least enough to last you until next November) then…

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Ever since Game of Thrones became a pop culture phenomenon in the 2010s, studios have tried to make their own high fantasy epics. By and large, this hasn’t gone well. It’s not that there aren’t any good fantasy series out there, but a lot of the highest-profile ones have slipped up. The Witcher changed lead actors partway through to much fan dissatisfaction. The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power is expensive but underwhelming. And The Wheel of Time was just finding its footing when Amazon canceled it, something I will never stop being mad about. But you don’t…

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Joe Maring / Android AuthorityTL;DR YouTube is updating its search filters menu. A new filter has been added, two have been removed, and two have been renamed. The menu has also been reorganized. When searching for a video on YouTube, you can refine the results by opening the search filters menu. On desktop, you’ll find the button for the filter menu near the top right of the screen after you begin a search. You’ll have to tap on the vertical three dots in the top right corner if you’re on mobile. If you frequently use these filters, the menu will…

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Our immune system is a fierce brigade. Roaming immune cells scan for bacteria, viruses, and other invaders. They also communicate with tissues to catch early signs of cancer. After detecting a threat, the immune system kickstarts formidable defenses to snuff it out.But our immunity loses power as we age. Immune cells dwindle, and those that remain struggle to perform their usual roles. As a result, immune defenses weaken, increasing the chances of infection and cancer. This also makes vaccines less effective in older adults.Now, a new treatment using mRNA technology similar to that in Covid vaccines rejuvenated the immune systems…

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Fresh leaks from Android 17’s Canary build suggest that Google is actively working on how notifications behave for locked apps. According to a new Android Authority report, notifications from apps protected by the operating system’s native app lock feature will still appear, but without the key information. For instance, if someone has locked WhatsApp, and there’s a new message while your phone is sleeping, a new notification from the app should still show up on the device (either on the lock screen or as a bubble at the top of the screen), but the message and the chat shouldn’t be…

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You may encounter an error that says You don’t have permission to share your calendar with the user or group in Microsoft 365 if there is an issue with permissions or privileges. In this post, we will explore the steps you can take to resolve the issue in both external and internal scenarios. You don’t have permission […] This article You don’t have permission to share your calendar with User or Group in Microsoft 365 first appeared on TheWindowsClub.com.

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A new over-the-air (OTA) software patch from Microsoft, build 19426.20218 of the Outlook (Classic) Windows client, has inadvertently introduced a novel bug into the iconic email program: upon updating, users are reporting the inability to open ‘encrypt only’ emails through regular means (via TechRadar) Upon updating to this bugged build of Outlook (Classic), attempting to open an ‘encrypt only’ email may result in an error message appearing on-screen. Rather than business as usual, text will appear within the app’s Reading Pain section that reads: “This message with restricted permission cannot be viewed in the reading pane until you verify your…

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A simple medical issue as mundane as an infection is far more dangerous when orbiting the Earth hundreds of miles above the surface in a confined spacecraft. Apollo 7 astronaut Wally Schirra famously came down with a nasty head cold a mere 15 hours into the mission in 1967, with ground control warning him he could shatter his eardrums while returning to Earth with bad congestion. Given the lack of gravity, even a runny nose can turn into an extremely unpleasant experience, forcing astronauts to resort to unusual measures just to drain mucus from their nasal passages. In short, there…

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