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Game of the Year: Aaron's Top 5 PS5, PS4 Games of 2023

 Our wonderful staff of authors is able to offer their own 2023 PS5 and PS4 selections in our individual Game of the Year articles. Aaron Bayne, a video producer, is up next. 5. The Diablo 4 Diablo IV In 2023, Diablo 4 satisfied my need to level up after playing the Diablo series for the first time. It had an enjoyable gameplay cycle and a character that kept getting better. Although I haven't played it nearly as often as I would have wanted, I have found that it's a great way to unwind before bed with my PS Portal. Last year, my online activities were mostly occupied by my infrequent sessions with friends. 4. Avatar: Pandora's Frontiers Avatar This shouldn't really surprise me as the resident Avatar person at Push Square, but I had a great fun playing this game. It's undeniably one of the most visually stunning PS5 games available, but oddly, the completion of the game took a more organic approach. Even while I admit to loving some Ubisoft checklisting, it still ma

Microsoft releases downloadable tool to fix phantom HP printer installations

  Microsoft revealed a strange printer flaw earlier this month that was impacting select users of Windows 10, Windows 11, and other Windows Server products. Even though the affected PCs weren't really running any HP printers, they seemed to have one installed, often an HP LaserJet M101-M106. This problem also recommended the download of an HP Smart printer program from the Microsoft Store, potentially overwriting the settings for whatever printer the user truly had installed. Microsoft made it apparent that HP was not to blame for the issue, but it has yet to disclose the underlying source of the problem. For those whose PCs were impacted by the flaw, the business has since provided a remedy; however, as of this writing, Users must download and utilize a specialized troubleshooting tool from Microsoft's support website in order to proceed.

Apple Releases iOS 17.2.1 With Bug Fixes

  iOS 17.2.1, a little upgrade to the iOS 17 operating system that was initially published in September, was issued by Apple today. Shortly after the introduction of iOS 17.2, which included the Journal app, spatial video recording, and other features, Apple launched iOS 17.2.1. On compatible iPhones and iPads, iOS 17.2.1 may be downloaded via over-the-air by navigating to Settings > General > Software Update. For older iPhones and iPads, Apple has also released iOS 16.7.4 and iPadOS 16.7.4. Unspecified bug patches are included in the iOS 17.2.1 update, per Apple's release notes. It is advised that all users install this update as it contains significant bug fixes. Please visit this link for details on the security features included in Apple software updates: https://support.apple.com/kb/HT201222 Updates for iOS 17.3 and iPadOS 17.3, which are anticipated to be published in January, are currently being tested by Apple.

Zenless Zone Zero Does Not Feel Like a Gacha Game

  Before the official debut of the game, in late November 2023, the Zenless Zone Zero closed beta allowed me to explore the land of New Eridu. It's a promising game that deviates from the HoYoVerse gacha game model that most gamers are undoubtedly acquainted with, even though there are still some shaky areas.

Beeper Mini’s latest iMessage for Android setup requires a Mac

  A fresh "fix" for Beeper Mini's problematic iMessage on Android integration is on the way. It's unclear how long users will remain with the app, though, as the new technique requires Mac access to submit (and periodically resend) "registration data" from an Apple-made desktop or laptop. On Wednesday, December 19, the Beeper Cloud Mac program will receive an update with the additional features, according to the business. In order to verify iMessage connections on Android, Beeper's current technique requires identity information (also known as "registration data") to be received from a physical Mac machine. The onus of Mac is now shifted on customers by the company's current initiatives. "We have been providing this up until now using our own fleet of Mac servers," a Beeper representative said on the Reddit community for the app. RegretfullyThousands of Beeper users were using the same registration information, making this an easy

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Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)

 Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) The term "Industrial Internet of Things" (IIoT) describes how smart sensors, gadgets, and software are integrated with industrial processes to improve production productivity, track equipment performance, and streamline overall industrial operations. IIoT uses sophisticated analytics, data, and connectivity to promote automation and enhance industrial decision-making. Principal Elements of IIoT: Actuators and Sensors: IIoT uses sensors to gather information at different stages of the industrial process. Using the data they receive, actuators are utilized to regulate physical processes. Interaction: IIoT systems transfer data between devices and systems via reliable communication networks. This can apply to both wired and wireless systems, including cellular networks, Ethernet, and Wi-Fi. Cutting Edge Computing The goal of edge computing is to analyze data close to the source in order to minimize latency and facilitate real-time decision-m