Leaked CAD renders of the upcoming Galaxy S26 Plus have surfaced online, offering an early look at its design.
Whether you’re capturing important documents or trying to send funny memes to your friends, knowing how to take a screenshot on a Chromebook is useful. It’s not much different from taking a screenshot on Windows or macOS, but it still may stump users coming from those devices. Don’t worry, it’ll take just a few keystrokes. Here’s how.
How to capture a full screenshot on a Chromebook
To take a screenshot of everything on your screen, press the following keys simultaneously: Ctrl + Show windows.
The latter button is typically located in the top row between the Full-Screen and Brightness down buttons, as shown above. It resembles a rectangle followed by two lines and replaces the typical F5 key found on standard keyboards.
The idea of working from home has revolutionised the modern work environment. For women, it promises flexibility and the chance to balance both personal and professional responsibilities more seamlessly.
But does remote work truly redefine flexibility for women or simply reshape old challenges in new ways? Work-from-home jobs for females promise freedom, balance, and control over time. Yet, behind the comfort of flexible hours lies a new kind of pressure to stay visible, productive, and connected in a digital workspace. As remote work becomes the new norm, how are women rewriting what flexibility and success really mean?
Let’s understand how working from home can empower women and if it truly lives up to the hype of flexibility.
The Rise of Work-from-Home Jobs for Females
Work-from-home jobs for women in India have seen a remarkable evolution in recent years. What was once considered a rare opportunity is now an increasingly common and viable career option. Let’s look at how this transformation has unfolded in India over time.
Credit is more than just a number—it’s a reflection of trust between you and lenders. When that trust is damaged, whether from missed payments, high balances, or a financial hardship, it can feel like climbing out of a deep hole. But rebuilding credit is entirely possible with time, consistency, and strategy.
The process is similar to repairing any relationship—you have to demonstrate reliability and follow through on your commitments. If past debt feels overwhelming, seeking debt relief can be an effective first step. Reducing or resolving unmanageable debt helps clear the foundation so you can focus on restoring your credit profile with confidence.
Rebuilding credit isn’t about quick fixes or tricks. It’s about rebuilding credibility through steady, responsible habits that show lenders—and yourself—that you can manage money wisely.
Start by Taking Ownership and Reviewing Your Credit Report
The first step in rebuilding credit is understanding where you currently stand. Obtain free copies of your credit reports from the three major bureaus—Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion—through AnnualCreditReport.com. Review them carefully for accuracy.
Errors happen more often than people think. You might find outdated information, incorrect balances, or even accounts that don’t belong to you. Disputing and correcting these issues can instantly improve your credit profile.
Once you know your current status, create a plan. Identify which accounts are hurting your score the most—typically those with missed payments or high utilization—and start addressing them first. Awareness is empowering; you can’t change what you don’t understand.
Locket, a private social networking app for friends, has scored a win with Gen Alpha users following the launch of its latest feature, Rollcall.
The app, which lets friends share photos that then appear in home screen widgets, first hit the top of the App Store’s charts in early 2022 by taking advantage of Apple’s widget system to form the basis of its social network. Instead of updates sent via push notifications, the app’s widget would update to show your friends’ newly posted photos. This, in turn, would drive engagement back in the app, prompting users to share their own photos in return. Locket’s Rollcall feature takes a similar approach by turning Apple platform features into social networking tools, CEO Matt Moss explains. A former Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) student scholarship winner, Moss understands that new formats can help attract users and draw people in.
Source: Locket’s social app is picking up steam with Gen Alpha | TechCrunch
It’s normal to feel stuck or underwhelmed in your career from time to time. In fact, nearly two-thirds (65%) of professionals report feeling stuck in their careers, according to a recent Glassdoor survey.
Career plateaus can take many forms, including feeling underutilized, lacking passion, or even just feeling bored, to name just a few. Some executives who are feeling stagnant in their careers may look busy and “successful” on the outside, but on the inside, they feel frustrated, disconnected, or unsure of their true impact. For example, I recently worked with a tech executive who was leading multiple company-wide projects but felt invisible since he was never involved in strategic meetings or decisions.
If you run a small business, you’ve probably wrestled with the question of how to pay your team in a way that motivates them without wrecking your margins. Oftentimes, owners overpay without guardrails to ensure they get the value they’re paying for.
You may have heard of incentive-based compensation — it can be a powerful growth lever, but it can feel overwhelming to design and roll out. A good plan rewards the right behaviors, protects profitability and keeps everyone aligned on your company’s bigger goals. And the data backs this up: Studies show that incentive comp can increase team productivity by up to 44%. Here’s how to structure one that actually works.
The latest version of Apple iOS has been out for more than a month, but plenty of folks are probably still undecided as to whether or not to install the upgrade.
iOS 26 features the biggest design overhaul to Apple’s mobile OS in a decade, bringing the new Liquid Glass aesthetic to iPhones. But in the weeks since iOS 26 launched, users have shared as many opinions about it as there are apps in the App Store. Its new translucent visual style, user complaints about battery drain, and other quirks have led some users to conclude that they don’t need to download it just yet. After all, once you download iOS 26 and switch to Liquid Glass, there’s no going back.
However, there are positives to iOS 26, as well. Here are just a handful of reasons why you should (or shouldn’t) download iOS 26 on your iPhone.
Scientists may be closer to understanding why time seems to pass more quickly as we age — and brain scans of people watching an old Alfred Hitchcock show helped them address this enduring question.
In a study published Sept. 30 in the journal Communications Biology, scientists pulled data from the Cambridge Centre for Ageing and Neuroscience (Cam-CAN), a long-term brain-aging research project. In total, 577 people had previously watched an excerpt from the old television series “Alfred Hitchcock Presents” — specifically, eight minutes of an episode called “Bang! You’re Dead.” As the study participants watched the clip, functional MRI (fMRI) scans were recorded; these scans would provide a measure of how the participants’ brain activity changed over time.
This particular clip was chosen because previous research showed that, compared with other video clips, it elicits the most synchronous patterns of brain activity in a wide variety of viewers. That makes it ideal for studying how the brain divides and tracks unfolding events.
Dark matter near the center of our galaxy is “flattened,” not round as previously thought, new simulations reveal. The discovery may point to the origin of a mysterious high-energy glow that has puzzled astronomers for more than a decade, although more research is needed to rule out other theories.
“When the Fermi space telescope pointed to the galactic center, it measured too many gamma rays,” Moorits Mihkel Muru, a researcher at the Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam in Germany and the University of Tartu in Estonia, told Live Science via email. “Different theories compete to explain what could be producing that excess, but nobody has the definitive answer yet.”
Early on, scientists proposed that the glow might come from dark matter particles colliding and annihilating each other. However, the signal’s flattened shape didn’t match the spherical halos assumed in most dark matter models. That discrepancy led many scientists to favor an alternative explanation involving millisecond pulsars — ancient, fast-spinning neutron stars that emit gamma-rays.
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