This is because whenever a user searches a query in the Google Image Search, then they only get one single result followed by the “Looks like you’ve reached the end” message. As a result, they aren’t able to get hold of their preferred results and have to instead look out for alternatives such as Bing. If you are also in the same boat, then this guide will show you a nifty workaround to rectify this issue....

Moreover, there’s a standalone Drive app for PCs dubbed Google Drive for Desktop which streamlines the process of syncing files from your PC over to the clouds. However, it proves to be easier said than done for Mac users. Various users have voiced their concern that their Mac Photo Library is not being automatically synced by Google Photos after they had made a switch to Drive. And most of the reports had one thing in common- the issue started happening right after Mac users jumped ships from Backup and Sync to Google Drive....

While these tweaks do add up a slew of functionalities to your device, on the flip side they might prove to be risky as well. This is where the ADB Commands come in handy. While they don’t provide the same number of goodies that an unlocked bootloader / root has to offer but they still have some nifty workarounds nevertheless. Be it for uninstalling bloatware, tweaking RAM configuration, setting a custom animation scale, disabling adaptive battery, or changing the maximum and minimum refresh rate, the possibilities stand endless....

This feature is in a beta build and would take a few weeks to months for it to be released in the stable version of the app. Moroever, if we check the recent rack records, then it could end up taking ages for that feature to go live in Android, even in the beta build. So rather than being completely dependent on the offering from Meta, let’s make the best use of the tools that we currently have at our disposal and get this job done right away....

Windows usually ships with the required drivers installed on your PC. However, it all gives you an option to manually install the driver of your choice. But before you proceed with the installation of the driver, the tech giants will first check if it has been digitally signed by them (aka Microsoft) or not. If that is not the case, then it would straightaway block the installation of these unsigned drivers....

So with such a plethora of benefits attached, why would anyone want to disable it? Well, due to the fact that all the aforementioned perks are just on paper, its implementation in the real world is far from perfect. In this regard, many users have reported that their Focused Inbox in Outlook is filled with spam, phishing, and junk emails. For some, it is performing even worse that the native Inbox....

This acts as a pretty helpful tool from the security point of view, especially in scenarios when an app or service running in the background is trying to sneak into the C Drive and gain an undue advantage. However, if you are the sole user n your PC and haven’t installed (or plan on installing) any third-party apps from untrusted sites, then this UAC might prove to be quite an irritating pop-up dialog box to deal with....

So it goes without saying that even a minor blip in its performance could have a drastic impact on productivity and workflow. And that has indeed been the case this time around. As surprising as it may sound, Microsoft had recently inadvertently pushed out a few buggy updates to its app [from v23.061.0319 to v23.076.0409]. While the tech giant did roll out a fix a couple of weeks later, however, by then the damage was already done....

Insider users on the new Windows 11 Dev channel build 25272 will now witness the addition of Gallery in the File Explorer. As of now, it just does one task- simply display images from the Pictures folder. Since it is in the testing phase, we might see new functionalities being added to its arsenal in the near future. These might include its amalgamation with the Pictures folder or the ability to OneDrive photos directly from this location....

However, it seems Microsft doesn’t seem to echo these thoughts and is doing its best to make the Beta builds even more unstable than the Developer Previews. Consider this news: Just a few hours back, Windows released a new beta update that has caused havoc to the OS. Near about all its components seem to be broken and are not functioning along the expected lines. Be it the Settings page, the Taskbar, or the File Explorer, you wouldn’t be able to access any of these components....

While the revamp design was much appreciated, the inability to change its size and position (without any registry tweaks), and the fact that we cannot drag and drop items to it (again, without any registry tweaks) lead to its negative reception. With that said, there are still a few features that have been carried forward to this latest build. One among them is the option to hide the taskbar, which, upon enabling, will give you a full-screen immersive viewing experience....

Right from using old drivers to issues with the USB device itself, from using corrupt drivers to issues with the USB Port on your PC, or even the FAT-32 File System, any of them could result in this error. Fortunately, in a majority of the cases, this error is linked with a software side issue and could easily be rectified via a few handy tweaks. And this is where this guide shall help you out....

When that happens, some of the apps installed on your device will detect that the device is now rooted and hence will refuse to function. The majority of these apps belong to the payment and banking domain. Along the same lines, games like Pokemon Go wouldn’t function either (because you will then be easily able to spoof the location). To counter this, Magisk came with a MagiskHide that allowed you to hide root from all these apps....

These include the likes of transferring files between your device and PC, using it in PTP Mode, or sharing your device’s WiFi with your PC via the USB Tethering Mode. Then comes the turn of Android SDK Platform Tools. This tool is officially provided by Google and contains all the necessary binary files needed to execute ADB and Fastboot Commands. Next up, are the Qualcomm USB drivers which are installed on your PC so that it is able to interact with your device in EDL Mode (Emergency Download Mode)....

If we turn our attention towards customized firmware, then you could select from a wide range of ROMs, including the likes of crDroid, ArrowOS, Pixel Experience, and LineageOS, among others. And now, there has been an addition of another noteworthy player in town which offers a clean stock OS experience with great performance, security, and stability. So without any further ado, let’s show you the steps to install the Syberia Project ROM on your Poco F4....

This is similar to how your bank will block your credit/debit card if anyone enters the incorrect PIN three times. You could also apply a similar rule to the user account wherein the user would be given a specified number of chances to log in before blocking his or her account. The number of incorrect attempts [also known as Account Lockout Threshold] could only be set by the administrator and ranges from 1 to 999....

While you would be able to access the system partition, you wouldn’t be able to make any changes to it. This is because the partition is still in a read-only state. So to overcome this roadblock, you’ll have to make the system partition Read Write on your Android device. And in this guide, we will show you how to do just that. Follow along. Make System Partition Read Write on Android Device Before starting, please take a backup of all the data on your device....

They only support the flashing of a few handful of files. They are primarily designed to lash their own custom ROM or update it via ADB Sideload. Apart from that, some custom recoveries might also allow you to sideload Magisk, but that’s just about it. On the other hand, the TWRP Recovery allows you to flash any and every type of ZIP and even IMG files. Say, for example, you want to root a custom ROM....

But for us, the tech enthusiast, rooting is still at the top of the priority queue as there as some mods that none of the OEMs could compete with [Viper4Android being the perfect example of the same]. So in this regard, there exist two different methods through which you could root your Android device- using WRP and without TWRP. Earlier, using a custom recovery was the de-facto choice for rooting, however, now that has been replaced with the non-TWRP method, mainly due to the complications involved in developing a recovery from Android 12 onwards....

So once you have unlocked the device’s bootloader, you have literally opened the floodgates to a plethora of customizations. These include the likes of flashing custom ROMs or installing a custom recovery like TWRP. However, gaining administrative privileges has always been the top-most priority for the end-users. And for that, they proceed to root their device via Magisk. This in turn could be carried out by two different approaches. The first one is by directly flashing the Magisk ZIP (which is now part of the Magisk App) via TWRP....