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Apple will start using random serial numbers, what for?

Apple will start using random serial numbers, what for?

Apple will finally materialize a project that it announced months ago for its hardware parts. According to new reports, the company will start use random alphanumeric serial numbers. This is a change from the current serial number system that identifies things such as the date and place of manufacture of the product. Apple changes the ...

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Paramount Plus prices and start dates will be announced

Paramount Plus prices and start dates will be announced

Paramount Plus, the brand new shiny replacement for CBS All Access, launched in the US on March 4th. In a special event on Wednesday, ViacomCBS announced more details about the new streaming service. The streaming service won’t start with a ton of new content, but there will be plenty of upcoming shows based on existing ...

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Review of the impresora HP Neverstop MFP Laser 1202nw Wifi

Review of the impresora HP Neverstop MFP Laser 1202nw Wifi

The company that sells the most printers in the world announced late last year the marketing of this new family of printers based on monochrome laser technology. These are the Neverstop where you will also find multifunction versions like the one analyzed here. Specifically, the HP Neverstop MFP Laser 1202nw boasts of being a versatile ...

Geralt of Sanctuary

At the start of Season 2 there is a big free promotion

At the start of Season 2 there is a big free promotion

The new Season 2 of Cold War and Warzone starts with lots of action and free access. Call of Duty Black Ops: Cold War wants to attract new players to Season 2. Right at the start there are therefore several promotions in which you can play for free and level faster. Even the new zombie ...

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How to reset NVRAM on a Mac M1 or Intel

How to reset NVRAM on a Mac M1 or Intel

Non-volatile random access memory, better known as NVRAM, is a small amount of memory that your Mac uses to store certain settings and access them quickly. Some of the commonly stored settings are sound volume, screen resolution, boot disk selection, time zone, or information about kernel crashes. This way, if a question mark appears when ...