1Password can now save passkeys directly in Windows 11 - here's how

Passkeys are becoming increasingly common and, thankfully, easier to use. 1Password can now be set as your default passkey manager in Windows 11. Other password manager apps should follow closely.

If you own an E Ink tablet, you need to try this simple productivity upgrade

Instapaper serves as an ideal replacement for Pocket on traditional e-readers. Web browsing isn’t bad on devices like the Boox Note Air5 C because Onyx’s NeoBrowser does a solid job optimizing content ...

FYI: Some emulators on Android have a clever trick to unlock your phone's performance

Producdevity shares a few examples, and beyond just benchmarking apps, these days some phones also try the same trick with ...
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Secret to Retention: How Game Design Keeps Players Coming Back

Have you ever thought about why some mobile games keep your interest for hours while others lose it in a few minutes? It is ...

Tavern Keeper's item design tool is so good one player made a tabletop D&D set where you can actually read the stats on the character sheets

Something I didn't get too deeply into when I gushed about Tavern Keeper last week is its item design tool. There are all ...

Windows 11 finally lets you use Passkeys through your own password manager

Windows 11 just opened up its passkey system to third-party managers like 1Password and Bitwarden. The update lets you create ...