New Hampshire Gop Lawmaker Claims Covid Vaccine Contains Living Organism With Tentacles

Representative Ken Weyler, who has served in the state House for 30 years, recently sent his congressional colleagues a discredited, false report full of conspiracy theories, according to NHPR. The report said that COVID-19 deaths had been caused by plotters in Vatican City, Washington D.C. and London. It also claimed that COVID-19 vaccines include “living organism(s) with tentacles.” The three main COVID-19 vaccines don’t contain living organisms. They only contain sugars, acids, acid stabilizers, fats and messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA)....

December 3, 2022 · 3 min · 466 words · Monica Banks

New Jersey Republican Says Kanye West Blackface Outfit Wasn T Racist They Voted Me For Best Costume

Karl Eversmeyer, a GOP candidate running for township committee in Westampton, faced allegations of racism and calls to drop out of the race after the emergence of the photos. However, the 33-year-old defended his actions and said he still intends to run. Burlington County Republican Committee also announced it was withdrawing its support for the candidate. “It is being demanded that I drop out of the race over a Halloween costume in 2009 when I dressed up as Kanye West,” Eversmeyer wrote in a public statement on Facebook....

December 3, 2022 · 3 min · 599 words · Edward Stiltner

New Look For Android Youtube App A Progress Bar

What Is The New Progress Bar On YouTube? The progress indicator on the video player when in Dark mode has changed, as some Android Phone owners who use the YouTube app may have already observed. A line will show underneath the video when streaming content in portrait mode. The bar indicates how much of a video has loaded and slides to the right as a video plays. The progress bar is typically red, however certain Android users now see a white or gray progress bar in place of red....

December 3, 2022 · 3 min · 456 words · Katie Kimberlin

New Looks At Military Blogging

The Columbia Journalism Review published a lengthy article in its last issue profiling Bill Roggio, a U.S.-based military blogger who’s set up his own media operation aimed at reporting on terrorism and “small wars” beyond what the mainstream media can do. Before the piece gets to Roggio, the intro takes a look at the gap military blogs aim to fill: Army veteran Roggio first started blogging about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan to put the events in perspective for his family....

December 3, 2022 · 2 min · 299 words · Richard Shirley

New Eu Charging Standard Shows How Regulation Could Improve Tech

This week, Native Union announced its Belt Cable Duo, a hammerhead cable that can charge almost any device. The absurd thing is that a basic USB-C cable could do the same job for all your devices except your iPhone and maybe an older iPad. It’s a neat illustration of what happens when “innovation” is allowed to run unchecked by the consumer protections provided by law. “Big tech companies often have a significant amount of power and influence, and it is important for governments to ensure that they are acting in the best interests of consumers and society as a whole,” social website operator and startup founder Brandon Mackie told Lifewire via email....

December 2, 2022 · 4 min · 744 words · Victor Slater

New Malware Called Blackrock Targeting Android Devices Discovered By Cert India

As stated in an alert issued by CERT-In in regards to the same, the malware can extract confidential user information by taking access of apps such as email clients, banking apps, social media apps, and e-commerce apps as well. Warning of a Large-Scale Phishing Scam While the malware has been spotted by CERT-In, India’s national security arm against cyberattacks and cyberthreats, the team has stated that the malware is active globally and therefore, any citizen or business firm across the globe can be affected by it....

December 2, 2022 · 3 min · 528 words · Aida Smith

New Microsoft Outlook Settings Give Everyone A Break Between Meetings

Microsoft’s New Meeting Breaks in Outlook. As reported on Microsoft WorkLab, the company wants to help everyone visit the restroom or make themselves a cup of tea or coffee before the next meeting. Previously, Outlook took an approach that allowed organizers to make meetings start and end on the hour. It made sense at the time because if someone wants to host an hour-long meeting, they typically set it on the hour and have it end on the hour....

December 2, 2022 · 2 min · 396 words · Patrick Morgan

New Google Nexus 6 Images Leaked Could Be Their Last Phone

Their last launch, the Google Nexus 5, was considered the most budget-friendly smartphone installed with brilliant hardware configuration and software specifications. Google Nexus 4 and Nexus 5 were launched by the company in dates falling early November. This time round, It’s being assumed that the next Nexus 6 would be released in late October 2014. However, no one can confirm the release date of Nexus 6 until an official announcement is made....

December 1, 2022 · 1 min · 182 words · Shawn Stout

New Iphone Coming Soon Watch Out For Sep. 12Th

Slated to take place at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco, the event is most likely to unveil the new iPhone- one that might not be called iPhone 5! The invitation sent out by Apple has a white background with 12 number written in black, which casts a faint, shadowy number 5 so maybe it is called iPhone 5 or it just emphasized the fact that it is the 5th iPhone by Apple....

December 1, 2022 · 2 min · 398 words · Richard Cervantes

New Deepfake App Zao Prompts Huge Privacy Concerns

Zao’s original privacy policy stated the app’s owners would have “free, irrevocable, permanent, transferable, and relicense-able” rights to all the images users upload and the content made with them. It has since been updated to say it will not use any of the content for anything but improving the app. Bloomberg also said that if users delete content from the app, it’s now removed from Zao’s servers. The issues came to light after a claim Monday from the China E-Commerce Research Center that suggested the app “violates certain laws and standards set by the nation and the industry”....

November 30, 2022 · 2 min · 296 words · James Malone

New Excel Functions You Need To Know About August 2022 Update

Let’s take a look at each of these functions and features and how you can use them to better analyze and calculate your data in Excel. 1. Text Functions Availability: Excel for the Web & Office 365 The new TEXTBEFORE and TEXTAFTER functions make it easier to extract text strings from a cell. The TEXTBEFORE function returns the text before the intended delimiter, while the TEXTAFTER function returns the text string after it....

November 28, 2022 · 5 min · 933 words · Joseph Marsh

New Energy Rating System For Major Appliances What You Need To Know

As of 1 March 2021, energy ratings have changed and you’ll notice that, when you shop for a fridge, freezer, wine cooler, washing machine, washer-dryer or dishwasher, it’s now rated differently. Why are energy ratings changing? Around 20 years ago, a new system of labelling major appliances was introduced. It gave every appliance a category from A to F to show how energy efficient it was. A was the top category and F the lowest, but as appliances became more energy efficient, they started to cluster at the top of the category settings and very few appliances were actually rated F....

November 27, 2022 · 4 min · 714 words · Joey Smith

New Google Maps Car Mode Ui Set

Interestingly, the Android Auto UI itself is already expected to get replaced by the upcoming Assistant Driving Mode. Thus, it does seem bizarre Google is bringing in almost the same concept as the old one to Google Maps and that too after much wait and delay. Google Maps users have already seen the music and playback control features, however it would be the first they will have Android Auto like buttons on their navigation screen on Google Maps....

November 26, 2022 · 2 min · 261 words · Christopher Suggs

New Features In Update Of Google Maps For Iphone.

On taping the point indicating your current location on map it will show you three options. Share your location: You can now directly share your location when you see it on the Map. Though location sharing feature was there in previous versions but it is now easier to share your location. See Also: How to Turn off Automatic App Updates on iPhone Set Parking location: It is very simple to track your parking location on Google Maps....

November 24, 2022 · 2 min · 227 words · Gregory Smith

New Netflix Feature Learn How To Remove Shows From Continue Watching

This feature is long overdue from one of the best TV streaming services (opens in new tab) out there, but the change has been rolled out to make the Netflix (opens in new tab) streaming experience more convenient for app users. Maybe this is because it’s easy to lose your favorite shows on your phone screen when your ‘Continue Watching’ row gets clogged up by friends and family members, but we’re hoping the feature will be coming to smart TVs soon....

November 18, 2022 · 2 min · 254 words · Angela Waggoner

New Research Strengthens Link Between Sleep Diet Exercise And Mental Health

A study from the University of Otago in New Zealand revealed that getting good quality sleep, followed by frequent exercising, and consuming plenty of fruits and vegetables, are key to mental health and wellbeing. While the study involved young adults aged 18-25, the wider implications are relevant to all of us. Surveying more than 1,100 people aged 18-25 across the United States and New Zealand, researchers collected data on what they describe as the three pillars of good health: sleep, exercise, and diet....

November 8, 2022 · 5 min · 988 words · Kathy Vest

New Iphone 13 Apple Watch 7 And Ipad Mini Unveiled

The iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini are the most noticeable improvements here. Both feature a smaller notch at the top of the screen, repositioned rear-cameras, as well as far better performance. The notch is 20% smaller than previously which soon adds up. Paired up with that is a new Super Retina XDR display that’s 28% brighter courtesy of 1200 nits peak brightness. Both the iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini use a new A15 Bionic chip for processing which Apple reckons will offer a 50% faster CPU than the competition and 30% faster GPU....

November 7, 2022 · 4 min · 820 words · James Hamamoto

New Fitbit Luxe Tracker Knows When You Re Stressed And Calms You Down

The Luxe takes the stress detection elements of last year’s Fitbit Sense and distills them into this beautiful, streamlined band that monitors your exercise, sleep, periods and stress levels. As part of the launch offer, the Luxe comes with a free six-month membership of Fitbit Premium (opens in new tab), the brand’s comprehensive online fitness program (opens in new tab) offering yoga, HITT, body strength classes and more. The Luxe also offers skin temperature tracking (coming post-launch), HRV and SpO2 (for breathing rate and oxygen saturation), all displayed in the Fitbit Health Metrics section of the companion app....

November 4, 2022 · 4 min · 750 words · Homer Anderson