While it seems like we just finished the Summer Olympics, it’s time for the Winter Olympics. Which will begin with the Opening Ceremonies in Beijing on Friday, February 4. Here’s how you’ll be able to watch the 2022 Beijing Olympics. NBC does have exclusivity over the Olympics as usual. How to watch 2022 Beijing Olympics How to watch 2022 Beijing Olympics There are two main ways that you can watch the Winter Games this year....
The Add Yours sticker lets you continue a trend or encourages people to post more about a topic. You simply add the sticker to your Reels and viewers can easily find all related Reels in one place. They can see who started the trend and can create their own Reel about it. This drives engagement and also connects people with similar interests. Next up, Meta is rolling out Creator Studio insights for Reels on Facebook....
First up is Playback, which allows you to relive some of your Instagram Stories from the past 12 months. However, users need to have posted at least three stories over the past year for the suggestions to pop up. A user’s Playback could have up to 10 stories, which can then be shared with their followers. Given the nature of the feature, it’s likely that it will only last until the end of the year....
This redesign brings big changes to Evernote Home, the dashboard that you first see when you launch the app. It shows various cards for your notes, tasks, calendar entries, lists, etc. On mobile, these cards are available in a scrollable column. But since Chromebooks have bigger screens, Evernote will now arrange the cards in two columns when using the Chrome OS devices in portrait orientation. If you switch to the landscape orientation, the cards appear in three columns....
The Dimensity 9000 got announced a year ago, and it has actually proven to be an immensely powerful chip. The same goes for the Dimensity 9000 Plus chip, which rivaled the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1. The MediaTek Dimensity 9200 is a 4nm chip, and it looks great on paper The MediaTek Dimensity 9200 is a 4nm chip, and it looks great on paper The Dimensity 9200 looks great on paper. This processor has been manufactured by TSMC, and it’s made using a 4nm process....
