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6 Best Soundbars for Apple TV It’s time to complete the Apple TV setup with a dedicated soundbar. Here are the best sound systems to consider for your Apple TV. 6 Best Rolling Laptop Bags: Lightweight, Affordable, Stylish, and More Looking for the best rolling laptop bags? Look no further Here’s the list of the best laptop bags with wheels. 5 Best Apple HomeKit Compatible Smart Door Locks Want to control your door lock using Siri? Take a look at the best Apple HomeKit-compatible smart door locks for your home. 6 Best Power Banks With Built-In Cables Charge your phone conveniently on the go with some of the best power banks with built-in cables. You don’t have to use any cables this way. 5 Best Smart Dog Tags to Track Your Pet Scared about losing your dog? Here are some of the best smart dog tags you can buy so you can track your pets in case they go away. 4 Best Laser Printers for Home Use in 2023 Looking for a laser printer for home use in 2023? The following printers should fit your requirements just well. 5 Best Affordable Gaming Laptops for Valorant 2023 Looking to take your

Snapchat+ users can now get the full Snapchat experience without even needing a human on the other end. The latest tech to use AI, Snapchat+ launched the new My AI Snaps feature, through which you can send a snap to the app’s AI and it’ll send one back, custom-generated and tailored toward whatever you initially sent.For example, if you send the AI a snap of your homegrown tomatoes, it’ll send you a pic of gazpacho and offer up a recipe for you to try out.As the name of the feature implies, this is an image-based evolution of the recently launched My AI feature for Snapchat, which introduced a chatbot to the Snapchat experience. Now, you no longer need a human in the mix for image exchanges. My AI Snaps is currently exclusive to Snapchat+ subscribers, so don’t expect to replace your human contacts with AI for free just yet.Also Read: TikTok Sues Montana Over Ban, Cites First Amendment“Like all messages shared with My AI, Snaps will be stored and may be used to improve the product experience,” the company said in its announcement post. “While it was designed to avoid biased, incorrect, harmful, or misleading information, mistakes may occur, so

SCIOTO COUNTY, Ohio (WSAZ) – A man is behind bars after sheriff’s deputies say he had inappropriate, sexual conversations with a juvenile on an app and then drove to Portsmouth and picked the minor up in his car.According to the Scioto County Sheriff’s Department, Portsmouth Police called with the description of a vehicle, along with a tag number, after a concerned citizen called officers after seeing several juveniles getting into a vehicle with two men.Around 2:48 am on Monday, May 29, the sheriff’s department was called to begin a Special Victims Investigation following a traffic stop at 2401 Gallia Street in Portsmouth, Ohio.Detectives discovered a 13-year-old from Lucasville had been picked up by Robert Lamont Tubbs Jr. after having conversations on snapchat with one of the men.The group then drove to Portsmouth and picked up two more juvenile girls.Evidence was collected, which included the messages between Tubbs and the victim as well as the exchange of inappropriate photos sent to the victim. The investigation revealed that Tubbs had driven from Mansfield, Ohio to pick up the victim, along with two other juvenile girls, to have sexual conduct with one or all the juveniles.Tubbs Jr., 20, of Mansfield, Ohio has been charged

Police officer Lewis Edwards sexually abused young children by posing as a teenager on Snapchat (Picture: Getty)A former South Wales Police officer has pleaded guilty to more than 100 charges of inciting children to engage in sexual activity online. Lewis Edwards, 23, of Bridgend, posed as a teenager on Snapchat to groom girls as young as 12 into sending him images and videos he covertly recorded. He then used the recordings to blackmail his victims, forcing them to send him increasingly graphic and explicit images. Edwards, who appeared at Cardiff Crown Court on Tuesday, was a serving police officer when his ‘extreme’ and ‘predatory’ crimes were uncovered. Edwards blackmailed his victims into sending graphic images and videos of themselves (Picture: Getty)During his arrest, Edwards’ home was searched and a number of heavily encrypted electronic devices and a blackmail manual were recovered. The South Wales Police (SWP) Online Investigation Team said it has already identified a dozen victims but is working to identify others as a priority. During the hearing, Edwards admitted a total of 106 offences including blackmail, inciting a child to engage in sexual activity, making a child watch a sex act, sexual communication, making indecent images of children

Snapchat has become a popular social media platform with over 265 million active daily users. With features like filters, lenses, and ‘My Eyes Only,’ it has become more popular among millennials and Gen Z. Snapchat’s ‘My Eyes Only’ feature allows you to secure specific snaps and videos in a private section that requires a password to access. This feature is particularly helpful when you want to keep certain content away from prying eyes, especially if you share your phone with others. However, what if you forget your ‘My Eyes Only’ password or want to change it for security reasons? In this blog post, we’ll show you how to change your ‘My Eyes Only’ password on Snapchat. Here are the steps to take when you want to change ‘My Eyes Only’ password: Open the Snapchat app and log in to your account. Swipe up to access your profile page, then click on the ‘My Eyes Only’ section. Click on the icon in the top left corner to access the settings. Select ‘Change Passcode’ from the available options. Enter your current passcode (if you remember it). Enter your new passcode twice to confirm. Hit ‘Save’ to change your passcode. Reset ‘My Eyes

Man using Snapchat to lure, assault women in South Shore, CPD warns by: Alonzo Small Posted: May 29, 2023 / 11:47 AM CDT Updated: May 29, 2023 / 11:50 AM CDT by: Alonzo Small Posted: May 29, 2023 / 11:47 AM CDT Updated: May 29, 2023 / 11:50 AM CDT CHICAGO — Chicago police are warning the public about a man wanted for criminal sexual assault after using Snapchat to lure and attack women. Four cases have been reported over the last month, with the latest incident occurring early Saturday morning. According to police, most incidents occurred in the 1900 block of E. 73rd Place in Chicago’s South Shore neighborhood. One incident was reported in the 7400 block of S. Euclid.   The incident and times include: 7400 Block of S. Euclid on March 21 between the hours of 2 a.m. and 3 a.m. 1900 Block of E. 73rd Place on May 8 at 12:15 a.m. 1900 Block of E. 73rd Place on May 21 at 8 a.m. 1900 Block of E. 73rd Place on May 27 at 3 a.m. Police say the suspect is posing as a woman on Snapchat. After befriending the victims, the women are sexually assaulted and robbed of their phones and money at a pre-arranged meet-up. Anyone with information may leave an anonymous tip at cpdtip.com.

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Home TechnologySnapchat’s New AR Filter to Let Users Paint Their Nails Users will find the new filter in the Snapchat Lens Carousel section, which uses augmented reality to apply different colours and other 2D designs to users' fingernails. San Francisco: Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, has unveiled a new AR filter which will allow users to virtually paint their nails. The company has launched the new AR nail segmentation technology in partnership with OPI, a US-based drugstore and nail salon mainstay, adding an AR filter featuring a handful of OPI colours as part of the collaboration, according to Snapchat. Users will find the new filter in the Snapchat Lens Carousel section, which uses augmented reality to apply different colours and other 2D designs to users’ fingernails. “This Lens features first-of-its-kind Snap AR tech called Nails Segmentation, which makes the digital nail try-on experience more realistic than ever before. Easily swipe on colours, no nail polish remover necessary,” the company said. The feature will let Snapchatters try on eight nail polish shades. Snapchat also teamed up with the US-based skincare brand Supergoop on an AR try-on Lens that will let users apply four Lipshade colours to decide what looks best

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The internet has brought the world together. People from all over the world use the same apps, watch the same videos, and consume the same content. This has led to a loss of originality and homogeneity. Trillion-dollar companies are also affected by this. When a social media app introduces a new feature that becomes popular, its competitors copy it. Instagram Reels is a recent example of this. However, the desired success may not always be achieved. For example Google is removing a copied feature from YouTube. Here are the details… YouTube Says Goodbye to Its Underutilized Stories Feature! Snapchat’s “Snap” feature has been a hit, quickly gaining popularity among users. However, it didn’t take long for its competitors to respond. Many applications, most notably Instagram, introduced their own versions of the “Stories” feature. YouTube was one of these competitors, implementing a feature that allowed creators to post content that would automatically disappear after a week. This was similar to Instagram’s Stories and offered a new way for creators to share their work. Unfortunately, due to its limited appeal, it seems that this feature may be on its way out. The official discontinuation of the Stories feature has been announced by