| If you think your cat’s ears are particularly expressive, you’re not imagining it; each of a cat’s ears has 32 unique muscles that both help control it for pinpoint accurate hearing as well as expressing a wide range of emotions. | |
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| Today's Tech Term
Continuity Check | |
| A Continuity Check (a.k.a Continuity Testing) is a test of a circuit, line, or channel to see if the current, signal, etc. is able to pass from one end to the other without interruption or problems. | |
| | Microsoft does offer a web-based version of Skype, so you can chat with your friends on your Chromebook. There’s no official voice or video support yet, but there are ways around that. | |
| | Halloween is one of those holidays that really brings out the tinker in a lot of geeks; there’s a veritable laundry list of things to deploy, modify, and enhance all in search of becoming the spookiest house on the block and throwing the best party. Read on as we highlight how easily you can turn a digital projector into a Swiss Army knife of cool Halloween tricks. | |
| | The “Send to” menu has been around since Windows 95; so long a lot of users might have forgotten about it. You may not know it, but you can use “Send to” to smartly transfer files to your Android device. | |
| | Forget the Windows Store. Microsoft is working on a Linux-style package management framework for Windows, and it’s included with Windows 10. It’s being tested with Chocolatey’s existing packages, and allows you to easily install desktop applications and other software. | |
| | If you have an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch and a Mac, you can now record a video of your device’s screen thanks to a new feature in Mac OS X Yosemite. Android users can also record an Android device’s screen. | |
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