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Patreon is slowly becoming popular in our region, while it is widely used abroad. But what exactly is Patreon? How does it work? How to use it? If you are encountering this service for the first time, I suggest you read this article first, I hope it will be much clearer to you. What is Patreon? Patreon is a service that offers users the opportunity to donate money to creators of online content. These can be, for example, creators of video clips, texts, and podcasts - and anyone can donate a certain amount of money to any creator.

More and more Chinese phones cost less and less, and according to the specifications they match some Flagship phones - how is that possible? Some even have better specifications and cost several hundred euros less. In this article, I will write and explain several methods they use.

I've noticed that Kodi's blog articles are quite popular. Many sent me messages to thank me, and some even asked for more similar texts. I also noticed that a lot of users ask to watch TV online through this blog mostly when there are matches. That's why I decided to write an article that will be about that. That way, I will meet the needs of most users who have submitted requests.

The 2018 FIFA World Cup is approaching! If you want to watch a live webcast, you can do so here. Since I love technology then I try to make the most of it. Watching TV channels over the Internet has become commonplace, and for many, it is the only possible way to watch TV content. Because of those people who can watch TV channels, we are watching the Internet, I am writing this article so that we can follow the World Cup.

Chrome has built-in protection against malicious sites, but Microsoft Edge has protection (SmartScreen) which, according to tests, is better. As users do not switch to Edge, and after so much effort that Microsoft has invested, they decided to make an add-on for Chrome.

Google presented a ton of interesting and useful news at the I / O conference this year as well. If you've watched the whole video (or live), you already know that Google has invested a lot in AI. This is to be expected, but, interestingly, they integrated the AI ​​into the daily activities of the users. So the user can now use AI quite normally as if interacting with a real person. I will briefly describe a few interesting things that Google presented here. At the end is a 14-minute video in which you can hear and see how it all works. 1. Complete sentences in Gmail

It used to be just Android, and today we have several versions. Each of these versions was created with the idea of ​​being as compatible as possible with a group of devices. And so now we have Stock Android, Android One, and Android Go. Many are worried about which version is for which devices and what is the difference between them, so here is an explanation in brief.

Personal assistants with artificial intelligence are improving more and faster as time goes on. We now have four leading AI assistants coming to us from four different companies. Of course, every company wants to have the best assistant, so tests are done to get ranking results.

You may have read these days that Google is testing a new design for Gmail . If you've seen the pictures and liked the new design, here's how you can enable it now. Sign in to your Gmail account if you haven't already Click on the settings in the upper right corner Click " Try the new Gmail "

More and more smartphones today have a built-in fingerprint sensor, or "Fingerprint". Whether placed forward, backward, or sideways, the way they function is the same. This article simply explains how this sensor works. The fingerprint works in much the same way as, say, that trackpad on a laptop, or any newer touch screen. These devices use capacitance to register a touch.

On almost all sites for watching TV Happy live channels, there are a lot of ads that cover the video player, and also on many sites, the links are not updated regularly. So I decided to update the links for live TV Happay here as much as possible and set up a player to watch without ads . I use the VLC player but only Firefox (32-bit) supports it so I always leave a stream link (or more) that you can copy and play via VLC player on your computer, or via Android phone. If a stream link does not work, feel free to log in via the blog's Facebook page in the messages (write-only, for example, check the link for TV Happy, etc.).