How to Build a Website From Scratch With Dreamweaver In a world of drag-and-drop website builders, Adobe Dreamweaver has done well to stay relevant amid the competition. Packed with great features and loads of tools to make your life easy, this software is a great choice for web designers and developers. But how do you build your first website using Dreamweaver? Getting Started With Dreamweaver You need to get a copy of Adobe Dreamweaver before you could start working with it, but a free trial is available....

How to Fix the “Specified User Does Not Have a Valid Profile” App Error in Windows 10 & 11 Some users can’t utilize apps downloaded from MS Store because of an error that says, “The specified user does not have a valid profile.” Users have reported the valid profile error message pops up when they click to start UWP (Universal Windows Platform) apps. That error is a more serious one because users can’t open and utilize the Microsoft Store apps they need when it occurs....

How to Install Z Shell (Zsh) and Oh My Zsh on Linux Z shell is an efficient, powerful, and interactive Unix shell. It’s easy to install, configure, use, and learn on any Linux platform including Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch Linux, and more. Here’s how you can install Z shell and Oh My Zsh on your Linux machine. What Is Z Shell and Oh My Zsh? Z shell, or simply Zsh is an interactive login shell and a scripting language interpreter....

Leaked Samsung Galaxy Watch5 codenames cement the existence of a pro model TheSamsung Galaxy Watch5series is still months away from being announced, but many leaks have surfaced already. The most notable of these rumors suggest Samsung might release three variants of the Galaxy Watch5 series, including a pro model with a massive battery. New leaks have now surfaced, further cementing the arrival of the chonktastic wearable. Samsung is reportedly working on the Galaxy Watch5 series under the codename Heart, according toGalaxyClub....

New OnePlus 10T renders show a familiar design with some cost-cutting measures The approach OnePlus has taken to its current 10-series of smartphones is a little confusing, to put it mildly. While in the past we got a Pro flagship alongside a cheaper non-Pro model since the OnePlus 7 series, that changed with the lonesome release of theOnePlus 10 Pro. We did see the launch of the10R, but what about a base OP10 model?...

Signal prepares to channel Snapchat with its own vanishing stories Snapchat’s disappearing Stories have proven so successful, that it seems like everyone and their mother has tried to copy them:Twitter,WhatsApp,Google, …Venmo? These popular self-destructing messages seem increasingly irresistible to developers, and now a new teardown suggests that the secure Signal messaging app will be among the next to join this club. The team over atXDA did an APK teardownof the app’s latest release, and are seeingsignals(see what we did there?...

The EU wants to make your next phone’s battery easier to replace Back in the day, we could quickly reset phones stuck in a boot loop or facing battery issues by just popping the battery out and putting it back in. However, the advent of glass sandwich smartphones and the necessity for water resistance claims means phones are glued shut from the factory. After successfully passing laws tomandate USB-C for charging smartphones, lawmakers in the EU now want smartphone batteries to be removable again in the interest of sustainability and reparability....

The Realme GT 2 Pro is official with a 150-degree ultra-wide camera, bio-polymer back Realme is constantly flirting with the flagship smartphone market, and while it got pretty close with the launch of the Realme GT series last year, the companyhas shared its plansto release a full-fat, premium flagship this year in the form of the Realme GT 2 Pro. From there, the device has popped up in the leak cycle a handful of times, with Realmealso feeding us teasers as well....

WhatsApp could soon keep scammers out of your account more effectively WhatsApp’s popularity makes it a prime target for scammers seeking unauthorized access to your account. The platform supports two-step verification for added security, but it is not a feature most users typically enable for their accounts. And in some cases, users unknowingly share their 6-digit two-factor passcode with scamsters, thereby letting them into their account. Now, as an added security measure, the Meta-owned platform is working on login approval prompts....

YouTube Originals is shutting down for good In 2016, YouTube made a big push into producing original content, but after more than six years and several major setbacks, the project is being shut down in favor of pursuing different investment opportunities (viaVariety). Chief Business Officer Robert Kynclexplained the closure on Twitterand also announced that YouTube Originals head Susanne Daniels would be leaving the company in March. It was hoped that Originals would be YouTube’s answer to Netflix and other major streaming platforms, but by 2019 it was already decided that it wouldmove away from the paid show model after canceling two upcoming series....

7 Ways Gaming Mice Have Improved Over the Years The gaming mouse is probably the most important accessory for PC gaming. It has the critical responsibility of accurately translating your analog hand movements into in-game movements. The precise nature of gaming mice has led to incredible innovations by mouse manufacturers to make the best one. Here are some of the ways gaming mice have evolved and improved to enhance our gaming experience and performance....

Google Pixel 6 gets its Dirty Pipe fix and improved haptics in the May update Mere hours after May Day itself, Google is now rolling out the May 2022 update for Pixel phones. Theassociated security bulletinclaims the 2022-05-05 patch level includes fixes for CVE-2022-0847 — otherwise known asthe Dirty Pipe vulnerabilitythat affected a handful of very recent Android devices. On top of that, Pixel 6 owners can look forward to a few bug fixes, including unexpected display wakes and “improvements for haptic feedback....

Hackers Exploit James Webb Telescope Image to Spread Malware An image from the first set of James Webb telescope photos is now being exploited by cybercriminals, who are hiding malicious code within files to spread malware. Some James Webb Image Files Are Now a Security Threat In July 2022, the first images captured by the James Webb telescope were released to the public. These highly detailed photos gave the world further insight into what the universe looks like....