Jay Kakade

India

Founder and Editor at Gamer Stones

Editor at @gamer_stones Gaming and Tech News Writer

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Articles

You Can Now Use NotebookLM To Discover Data Sources

2 weeks ago | maketecheasier.com | Jay Kakade

Powered by a model from the Google Gemini family, NotebookLM assists users in fetching quick summaries from lengthy documents. This swift ability to synthesize and generate information comes quite handy, especially when gathering information or doing research. However, NotebookLM had one constraint – users had to upload documents manually to get insights. But that’s no longer necessary with NotebookLM’s Discover Sources feature, which can now find research sources around the web on its own.
How to Undo and Redo Your Typing in Gboard for Android

2 weeks ago | maketecheasier.com | Jay Kakade

Many Android users are using the Google’s Gboard app since it is pre-installed on most Android smartphones. The good thing is that it comes with plenty of handy features like the swipe gestures, clipboard, autofill, and translations. To further improve the default Android keyboard, Google has added the Undo and Redo buttons, allowing you to correct your typing errors with just a click.
How to See Which Websites Are Sharing Your Activities with Instagram

3 weeks ago | maketecheasier.com | Jay Kakade

It’s common knowledge that tech giants, like Meta and Google, are constantly collecting users’ information. Instagram, as part of Meta’s services, also gathers user data using in-app interactions, cookies, and its Meta Pixel JavaScript and utilizes it to display personalized ads. Fortunately, Instagram lets you learn more about the businesses and organizations that share your activities with Meta and disconnect them from your account.
How to Add Music Clips to Your WhatsApp Status

3 weeks ago | maketecheasier.com | Jay Kakade

WhatsApp is making its Status section more dynamic with a new enhancement that closely resembles Instagram Stories. This new feature allows users to add a music clip to photos or videos and post it as a WhatsApp Status. This feature is now widely available for both Android and iOS users. Here is a quick guide on how to add music clips to your WhatsApp status. Before you begin, make sure you update the WhatsApp app to the latest version.
How to See Your Notification History in Android

3 weeks ago | maketecheasier.com | Jay Kakade

Did you know that there’s a handy feature in Android designed to ensure you never miss important notifications? Even if you have accidentally swiped away essential alerts from the notification drawer, Android offers a built-in utility called Notification History, allowing you to review previously lost notifications. Here’s a quick tip on how to enable and use Notification History in Android.
You Can Now Share Your Chromebook Screen With Others

3 weeks ago | maketecheasier.com | Jay Kakade

Since Windows and ChromeOS are two distinct operating systems, users may find it challenging to collaborate across different work environments. One essential aspect of collaboration is sharing your screen content. While Chromebooks’ app compatibility and intended use cases set up a few limitations, there are ways you can share your Chromebook screen with other PCs.Google Meet is one of the best and easiest ways to share your screen, especially when working with multiple collaborators.
You Can Now Use Gemini to Transform Documents into Engaging Audio Conversations

3 weeks ago | maketecheasier.com | Jay Kakade

Google has been hard at work to improve its Gemini AI model. To further improve its abilities, Google has added a new feature called Audio Overview to Gemini. You can now use Audio Overviews to transform documents, slides, and reports into engaging, podcast-style audio discussions between the two AI hosts. To start generating podcast-style audio discussions, open the Gemini website (or app). Click the ‘+’ icon (located adjacent to the Deep Research button) and select Files.
How to Change Default Digital Assistant on Android

3 weeks ago | maketecheasier.com | Jay Kakade

With the evolving landscape of large language models (LLMs), users now have a wide range of models to choose from, allowing easy access to vast data. Although Google’s Gemini is the default digital assistant on most Android devices, alternatives like ChatGPT or Perplexity can replace it. This guide shows how to change the default digital assistant in Android.
How to Control the Mouse Cursor Using Keyboard in Chromebook

1 month ago | maketecheasier.com | Jay Kakade

Although the mouse is the most convenient way to control the cursor, certain circumstances may make you more efficient by using the keyboard to swiftly move the cursor without resorting to a mouse. Additionally, if you encounter hardware failures or issues with the trackpad, you can still navigate using the keyboard on your Chromebook. Just like any other operating system (OS), ChromeOS offers a wide range of features that enhance user interaction.
Windows 11 Start Menu now lets you move apps left & right

1 month ago | gamerstones.com | Jay Kakade

Throughout varied updates, the Start Menu in Windows 11 has improved quite well, allowing users better performance, personalized recommendations, and the ability to group apps. While it previously allowed pinning apps for quick access, one notable limitation was the inability to rearrange the location of these apps and folders. With the release of Windows 11 Insider Preview build 26120.3576, users can now move items within the Start Menu to the right, left, or front positions.