Jakarta: Medcom.id summarizes the most popular tech news or most read news on Saturday, December 17, 2022 that Medcom.id readers may have missed.
Below, Medcom.id presents a summary of each of the most popular tech news stories accompanied by links you can access to access the complete news story of the three most popular tech news stories.
YouTube is testing the content queue feature for Android and iOS Premium users
YouTube has finally brought the Add to Queue feature to Premium users in the Android and iOS versions of the app. This feature is available in the YouTube smart TV app and the desktop version.
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YouTube Premium mobile users just need to go to the settings page and click on the Try New Feature menu. The YouTube app will then load the newly available features, and users will start being able to add videos to the queue list via the three-dot menu under each video.
This queue option will work as a feature on TV and web with the ability to add any video the user wants to the queue list.
Read more here.
Asus markets its first foldable screen laptop in Indonesia
Asus unveiled its first 17-inch foldable OLED laptop, the Zenbook 17 Fold OLED, in Indonesia. This laptop was first showcased by Asus at the CES 2022 event and then brought a different usage offering from other laptops in the market.
The Asus Zenbook 17 Fold OLED is the result of Asus’ collaboration with Intel and BOE, featuring a 17-inch OLED screen with a resolution of 2.5K and a 4:3 aspect ratio. However, when folded, this device can be used in laptop mode with a 12.5-inch screen with Full HD resolution and 3:2 aspect ratio.
This ability is also possible thanks to the special hinge that Asus uses on this device. The hinge is said to have a special structure that not only makes it easier for users to operate the Zenbook 17 Fold OLED, but is also designed to last up to 30,000 times of opening and closing.
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7 ways to shop online safely at the end of the year
Attackers constantly target user accounts in e-commerce related services. Why? Sometimes things are very simple: they want to access the payment card linked to the account and have fun with the funds you have.
Of course, there are more complex cases where compromised accounts are used for various fraudulent schemes, such as to deceive other users or online services, as well as to launder and cash out funds.
This means that if your hacked account is used for illegal activities, it does not necessarily result in a direct loss of money. However, your reputation with all the ensuing inconveniences is also at stake.
Read more here.
(MMI)
