I knew, the rest of the afternoon, my hubby’s mind would be wondering… and wandering! For dinner, instead of serving him a typical plate of food… we skipped right to DESSERT. I laid out a pretty plate of all the treats for our evening of fun! We grabbed the goodies and enjoyed a sweet treat… both of candy AND each other! HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY! If you don’t like skipping straight to dessert… use Becca’s fabulous Hot ‘N Ready idea as your main meal {wink wink}!...

Twitter is one of the biggest social media platforms in the world, but its profits aren’t all that high compared to other platforms. The company reported about $1.2 billion in revenue for Q1 of 2022. Thus, Elon is on the journey to make Twitter a more profitable company. What is Musk going to do to make Twitter more money? What is Musk going to do to make Twitter more money?...

If you’ve got a Netflix account, you can watch an acclaimed documentary about brain research at UW-Madison for free. Free The Mind, a film by Danish filmmaker Phie Ambo, looks at the groundbreaking research that world-renowned neuroscientist Richard J. Davidson is doing on the beneficial effects of long-term meditation at the Center for Investigating Healthy Minds. The film, which played at Sundance Cinemas in Madison in 2013, is now streaming on Netflix Instant....

Much has been speculated about Android 12.1, which was found in the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) code. This speculation already brought several important pieces of information that were confirmed in the Android 12L announcement. The system is aimed at devices with large screens (tablets) and folding devices. Another highlight is the similar appearance to ChromeOS (Google’s desktop operating system). Check in this article all the news of the newest operating system from Google!...

Google Messages can read iMessage reactions Google Messages can read iMessage reactions There’s been an ongoing dispute between Google and Apple about their respective messaging platforms. Now, it seems that steps are being made so that both messaging platforms play nicely together. iOS users enjoy certain perks of being on a proprietary and exclusive messaging platform (like those fancy blue bubbles). One is being able to read iMessage reactions. Much like in Facebook Messenger, iMessage users can react to messages with an emoji of their choosing....