For those that can’t commit to shaving (or, if you want to be culturally accurate, plucking) their heads, the female faux hawk imparts a similarly tall, brush-like spoke on the center of your head. Less tribal and more #squad, the fauxhawk for women is one of the edgiest cool-girl hairstyles out there. We’re in luck too: When it comes to looks like the fauxhawk female styles typically don’t require any drastic cutting or shaving (unless you already have an undercut, in which case go you!...

Sleep is clearly important for our health, helping our bodies function at their best. It’s also key to our productivity, helping us stay fresh and focused the following day. But does getting a good night’s sleep affect our relationships, too? In line with my own experiences, some relatively new research suggests that sleep does have positive social consequences. What we’re learning about the connection between sleep, our brains, and our social selves offers yet another reason to safeguard your zzz’s....

Apesar de não ser a única, a plataforma é uma das mais confiáveis para quem não tem tempo a perder com ferramentas completas. O Fotor se divide em três ambientes: edição de fotos, criação de imagens e montagem de colagens. Nos próximos parágrafos, vamos dizer o que você pode fazer no Fotor, como cada ambiente se diferencia do outro e quais as diferenças entre a versão gratuita ou paga. Se já quiser começar a usá-lo enquanto lê esse artigo, basta acessar o link!...

Published on 91Mobiles by none other than reputed leaker Evan Blass, these official-looking renders reveal the design of the upcoming Samsung smartwatches in great detail. From the button placement to the strap design and finish, we can see it all. The renders also reveal the various color options that the Korean firm will offer. The leak shows the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro in two colors — the previously rumored and leaked Black and Titanium....

What is the Pwn2Own event? What is the Pwn2Own event? Pwn2Own is a computer-hacking event organised twice a year by Trend Micro’s Zero-Day Initiative (ZDI). First held in April 2007 in Vancouver, the event sees some of the best hacking teams come together to exploit various devices using previously unknown ‘zero-day’ vulnerabilities. These devices include mobile phones, home automation hubs, printers, wireless routers, network-attached storage and smart speakers. After successfully exploiting a device, the teams give all the details to the vendors for them to release a patch to fix the issue and get financial rewards in return....