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  Amazon Fire TV Stick is a boon for those living with slightly older TVs. You can just plug-in the little stick to your TV’s HDMI slot and turn your average TV into a smart one. It’s cost-effective. The set up is easy and works as advertised with all the major video streaming services such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney+, and others. The best part about the Fire TV Stick is that Amazon regularly adds new features like Live TV support through software updates. If you are having problems updating the Fire TV Stick, then we shall help you out with useful solutions in this post. You can use your Fire TV Stick since the download process works in the background. Amazon automatically installs the latest patch when you boot up the Fire TV Stick. But there can be times when you struggle to update your Fire TV Stick successfully. There are many reasons behind the behavior. It can be a lack of bandwidth, insufficient storage, server-side problems, and more. We will go through all troublesh...

  While prolonged debates about the skill-based matchmaking system in Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War are still raging online, players are now being plagued by a "Disconnected from Server" error on PCs.  There could be a bunch of reasons as to why players are running into this error on Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War. It could be as simple as a server outage or maintenance downtime, or as severe as an issue of corrupt game files. Specifically for players on PC, this error can also be caused by a separate application on the same device interfering with the network. Also, it could simply be a connection issue on the player's network. However, for players running into the problem, there are also a few fixes that can help them overcome the error in Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War. Fixes for "Disconnected from Server" error in Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War For players who are continuously running into the "Disconnected from Server" error in Call of Du...

  Geekbench speed test results for the new MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Mac mini have appeared, and show that the M1 chip has real muscle The first deliveries of the new MacBook Air, MacBook Pro and Mac mini with M1 processors will arrive tomorrow. (If you've not ordered yours yet, here's where to get the best deal.) But speed test results for the machines are already available on Geekbench, indicating that Apple has released the new computers within the company.  We've known for a while that the M1 Macs are fast when running software specially designed for them. The first benchmarks of the MacBook Air M1 and the like confirm to some extent Apple's statements like "3x as fast" and "faster than 98% of Windows notebooks". But how do the new Macs behave with programs optimized for Intel - old software that depends on Rosetta 2 to run on the M1 systems? The answer is very well.  You can see the Geekbench results here: MacBook Air MacBook Pro 13in Mac m...

  The new iPhone 12 Pro takes the crown as the fastest smartphone. It significantly beat the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra in a speed test designed to evaluate real-world use. Apple’s new processor and additional RAM helped push its handset over the top. Speed test shows iPhone 12 beats Galaxy Note Benchmark tests already show that the Apple A14 Bionic processor makes the iPhone 12 faster than its rival. The iOS device pulls in 3882 on the Geek bench 5 multicore test. The Galaxy Note 20 Ultra scored a 2770 on this same test, in which higher scores are better. But not everyone trusts benchmarks. So a head-to-head test done by YouTube channel Phone Buff goes beyond benchmarks to test everyday use. Lap 1 requires the two devices to open a series of applications and perform tasks. Then, in Lap 2, the same apps are opened again to see how quickly they reload. iPhone 12 won Lap 1 of the speed test by more than 14 seconds. This demonstrates the power of the A14 Bionic processor,...