Sometimes a bug gets patched without much fanfare, and that appears to be the case with the recent public release ofmacOS Catalina 10.15.3. According to Bob Gendler(viaThe Verge), who discovered the initial bug in macOS Catalina in the first place, Apple has patched the issue with the latest public update for the desktop operating system. The bug made it possible to read snippets of emails as if they were unencrypted, despite the fact they were encrypted....

Apple’s Touch ID is a fingerprint sensor that will scan, read and recognise fingerprints. The technology was originally a headlining feature of the iPhone 5S, but it has since been seen on a number of newer iPhones, includingthe iPhone SE (2020), as well as iPads and MacBooks. When Touch ID first arrived in 2013, it was built into the home button and that’s where you’ll find it on most Touch ID-enabled devices, including theiPhone 8and 8 Plus and older iPad Air models....

HMs and TMs have long been a staple of the Pokémon series, all the way back into Generation I. Pokémon Scarlet and Violet do not haveHMmoves, but they do still have TM, or Technical Machine moves. They still remain asone use onlyitems (as it’s what used to set them apart from HMs). You shouldn’t have to worry about saving them for the perfect Pokémon, however. Here’s how TMs work in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet....

Micheal Bluth fighting Thanos to save the world? It could happen. While co-directors Anthony and Joe Russo are best known for their work onCaptain America: The Winter Soldier,Captain America: Civil War, andAvengers: Infinity War, one of their first big projects in the industry was actually working on the Golden Globe-winning seriesArrested Development. The Russo brothers directed a good number of the series' episodes, including the series' pilot. And it looks like there will be some nods to the show in the upcoming sequel....

Headphonesare essential for every family holiday because the little ones will have more fun if they can watchYouTubeorplay games on their iPadsandAndroid tabletsinstead of getting bored on the road. The best kids’headphonesdiffer from adult options with a volume limiter to protect their hearing, and most have tangle-free wireless designs offering more freedom. Puro Sound Labs BT2200s Razer Kraken BT Kitty Edition Onanoff Cosmos+ Belkin Soundform Nano LilGadgets Untangled Pro JBL Jr460NC iClever TransNova JLab JBuddies Folding Kids Headphones 5 things to know about ANC (Active Noise Cancellation) Including how it works, the different types, and why we think ANC headphones are worth it....

The RAM-7 is a deadly addition to MW3, cementing itself as a hard-hitting assault rifle. This weapon has clear strengths and weaknesses, and I’ll show you how to make the most of them with this build: Related:Best Optics in Call of Duty MW3 Warzone Best RAM-7 loadout in Warzone The RAM-7 has an impressive TTK (time to kill), but this power is offset with punchy Recoil. Fortunately, the weapon is manageable with the right attachments and can be built to its strengths....

Well, they can’t all be interesting challenges! The BitLife Marathon Challenge just requires that you play the game for three hours in a row. I’m guessing that not many people are going to be attempting this one, so if you want to be one of the few to complete it then give it a shot! BitLife Marathon Challenge Rules Coach says to win this challenge, you’ll want to wear something comfy, be well hydrated, eliminate distractions, and never give up....

Chiori is one of Genshin Impact’s five-star Geo sword users and a famous fashion designer based in Fontaine. Her creativity extends to her Special Dish called “Fashion Show,” a beautiful variation of the traditional Taiyaki. If you’re interested in cooking Chiori’s Special Dish, here’s everything you need to know about it. How to cook “Fashion Show” in Genshin Impact - Chiori’s Special Dish You can cook"Fashion Show"on any stoveusing Chiori, which is only possible after you’ve obtained her through the gacha or other means....

If you’ve already got one, or are planning to pick up one of Apple’s latest round of new iPhones, you might have a familiar anxiety in store - should you get a case to protect it, or take the risk of using it without one? While Apple’s been talking up its Ceramic Shield technology which makes the iPhone 12 more drop-resistant than before, it’s still mighty fragile given the amount of metal and glass that makes it up, which is why we definitely think that a case is highly advisable....

Devialet has announced a high-end soundbar, aiming to deliver the best experience you’ll get from an all-in-one unit. There’s no separate subwoofer, there’s no option to remove speakers or use satellites for surround sound, instead it’s designed to deliver sublime sound while looking great when sitting beneath yourTV. Looking good is part of the package - especially considering the Dione’s £1990 asking price - with the main focus being the sphere in the centre of the bar....

Quick Links In Verrnworth, near the North-East Oxcart station, a man named Donovan will approach you asking to hear his request. Donovan is the proprietor of the Oxcart going to Melve. There’s been word of more monsters attacking the Oxcarts. He is looking for some help and will ask you to lend him an ear for a moment. Donovan will ask you to accompany one of his Oxcarts to make a delivery for him in Melve....

One of the biggest changes for the iPhone 14 Pro lineup in 2022 was the introduction of theDynamic Island— the hole punch-like space at the top of the display that encapsulates the TrueDepth camera system and slick new software animations for various iOS activities. Since it’s introduction, iOS developer Elias Limneos set out to make a similar user experience for the notch on handsets ranging from the iPhone X to the iPhone 13 Pro Max, and he sought to call his project theDynamic Peninsula....

Earthquake Supernova MKVI Flagship Subs Audio specialists Earthquake Sound have revealed their latest floor-throbbing subwoofers, theSupernova MKVI series. Hand-made in the US, the MKVI slots in at the top of Earthquake’s subwoofer range and packs a 1200 watt dynamic and 600 watt RMS Class D switching amplifier together with a new room correction system for balancing the sound. Unlike rivals, which equalize by adjusting the volume, the Earthquake system takes time reflections and refractions into consideration....