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How to Use a Google Pixel to Capture Better Night Sky Images
With its sophisticated camera features and AI capabilities, the Google Pixel makes it easier than ever to take beautiful night sky photos. This thorough guide…
Interest Rate Swaps Explained – Definition & Example
An interest rate swap is a financial derivative that companies use to exchange interest rate payments with each other. Swaps are useful when one company…
Google Releases Two Useful Android Cross-Device Features
Google has unveiled two new cross-device features designed to enhance user experience and seamless integration between Android devices. These features aim to make multitasking and…
Chromecast is replaced with a Google TV streamer in the Media Hub lineup.
With the release of the Google TV Streamer, which replaces the cherished Chromecast, Google has formally ushered in a new era of streaming. This noticeable…
How to Get a Health Insurance Claim Paid and Appeal a Denial
You’re certain you did everything right when you put together that health insurance claim. You filled out every field on the claim form, provided an…
How Homeownership Affects Your Credit Score
Unless you’re buying your next house in cash, you need to finance part of the purchase (probably most of it) with a mortgage loan. That…
Created by Google Pixel 9 Event: When and How to Watch
Google is set to unveil its latest flagship smartphones, the Pixel 9 series, at the highly anticipated “Made by Google” event. This annual showcase promises…
History of Credit Rating Agencies and How They Work
Credit rating agencies have been around since the early 20th century and have played a key role in the financial world by providing ratings on…
Malware Is Displayed in Google Search Ads Again, This Time for Fake Authenticator
The recent finding of malware masquerading as a Google Authenticator program in Google Search advertisements serves as a sobering reminder of the constantly changing strategies…
How to Start Investing Your Money as a Teenager
Want to get rich? Start investing young. No, really — if you max out your Roth IRA from ages 15 to 20, then never invest…