The ANCEL BD310 is a compact and capable OBD2 scanner that makes checking a car for faults simple. It can be used on its own without a phone, and it can also pair with a mobile app through Bluetooth. With it you can read the OBD status, find out whether there are any stored errors, […]
Unwanted background sound can turn a clear message into a distraction. A gentle hum becomes a drone, a faint buzz becomes an irritant, and the voice that should lead the story ends up fighting for space against noise. When you produce videos with narration, you want the voice to be present, intelligible, and warm. You […]
Silence in a video can be perfectly fine when it supports the story, gives viewers a moment to absorb information, or crafts a mood. Silence can also be a problem when it adds no value, stalls the flow, or drags out the watch time without purpose. The Wondershare Filmora Silence Detection feature gives you a […]
When a new release of a video editor lands, it is always worth testing whether lingering playback issues have been addressed. In this session I work through the upgrade from Wondershare Filmora 15.2.4 to 15.2.5 with one clear objective, to see if the update improves a persistent jitter during playback and export. Below I walk […]
Small version changes can sometimes carry large consequences in an editor. When a timeline begins to stutter, when seemingly simple playback refuses to stay fluid, when a cut looks perfect yet the preview jumps and trembles, the urge to try a fresh build is compelling. The switch from version 15.2.3 to 15.2.4 in Wondershare Filmora […]
When a creative workflow is interrupted by jitter during video playback, every small improvement and patch release becomes a beacon of hope. Discovering that Wondershare Filmora has released version 15.2.3 is the sort of moment that prompts a careful upgrade followed by a forensic look at performance settings, GPU usage, and project configuration. The aim […]
If you are editing in Wondershare Filmora version fifteen and your timeline playback is jittery, stuttering, or just feels wrong, you are not alone. A number of creators have noticed playback issues particularly in version fifteen point two point one. While Filmora is a friendly and fast editor for many workflows, some system combinations and […]
There are moments in an edit when a scene feels like it needs just a little more time to breathe. The composition is strong, the mood is right, and the motion is working, yet the timing is too tight to land the emotion you want. In traditional editing you would search for an extra clip, […]
There is a particular kind of frustration that strikes when a familiar bit of kit stops working and you decide to take a closer look. In this case a Kingston sixty gigabyte SSD had given up the ghost, and the first instinct was to open it up and see what was going on inside. That […]
Upgrading a creative tool that you rely on every day is equal parts exciting and nerve‑wracking. You want the latest features and performance improvements, but you also need the assurance that your workflow and assets won’t be upended mid‑project. Moving from Filmora 14 to Filmora 15 felt like the right moment to take that leap: […]
Wondershare Filmora 15 introduces a set of intelligent tools designed to streamline creative workflows, and among them, AI Extend stands out as both intriguing and potentially transformative. It promises to take a brief clip and generate additional footage that matches the style and scene, giving editors a way to push beyond the recorded material without […]
There’s an Android feature that can instantly improve the quality of your phone calls, especially in noisy environments. If you’ve ever found yourself repeating “sorry, can you say that again?” while standing near traffic, in a cafe, or at a lively event, this one’s for you. It’s called Clear Calling, and it’s designed to reduce […]
Temporary chat modes are increasingly common in AI chat apps, providing a way to ask questions and explore ideas without leaving a long-term trail in your account or training the model with your content. On mobile, these modes are particularly handy: they help you stay private on a device you carry everywhere, avoid cluttering your […]
Microsoft Copilot 365 is becoming a daily staple for many teams, helping with drafting, coding, research, and day-to-day productivity. Among its most useful features is Temporary chat — a mode designed to give you a clean slate, minimise memory usage, and keep sensitive interactions out of your saved chat history. If you’ve ever wanted to […]
If you have been wanting full, premium access to Google’s latest AI features without paying a penny, you are not alone. The good news is that there are legitimate, time‑bound routes to unlock a year of Google One with Google AI Pro (giving you access to Gemini Pro capabilities) at no cost. In this comprehensive […]
Ever wished you could ask ChatGPT a question without dragging in all the baggage of previous conversations? Or test some code, draft sensitive text, or perform quick research without any of it being saved to your chat history? That’s precisely what the Temporary Chat feature is designed for. It creates a clean, one-off space where […]
There’s something inherently satisfying about unboxing a new grooming tool, especially when it promises to simplify your routine and tidy up the clutter of clips, guards and cables that tend to accumulate over time. In this hands-on look at the Remington Barber’s Best Personal Grooming Kit, we dive into the packaging, explore the attachments, and […]
A laptop that suddenly starts sounding like a jet engine is more than just annoying—it’s often a sign that something needs attention. Dust build-up, restricted airflow, high background workloads, or ageing components can all send fan speeds soaring. In this guide, inspired by a simple hands-on walk-through, we’ll go far beyond the basics to show […]
Getting your runs from a Samsung Galaxy Watch into Strava without ever pressing start can feel like magic when it works well. The watch detects that you are running, records a GPS track in the background, and—if you have set things up correctly—pushes the activity straight to Strava with a map, pace, and all the […]
