Heading out to shoot at night time in the middle of nowhere usually brings visions of astrophotography to mind. But that’s not the only kind of photography you can do at night, as this video from Adam Karnacz at First Man Photography illustrates. Adam heads out to England’s picturesque Lake District to show off three ways you can shoot nighttime photography and open up your creative freedom. The first method is a pretty simple one, and that’s a basic long exposure....

Simply put, accessing Spaces will no longer require a Twitter account sign-up, thus making it widely available to everyone. One caveat here is that although such users can listen to Spaces, they cannot participate in the conversations (via). Starting this week, Spaces hosts can send a direct link to anybody on the web for them to start listening in. This feature only works on the web version, however. Twitter recently announced its version of Facebook Groups, known as Communities Twitter recently announced its version of Facebook Groups, known as Communities...

Yes. You heard it right. In a new APK teardown post by 9To5Google, when the latest beta version of the Google Play Services APK version 22.22 was decompiled, the new feature was discovered. The shared image also shows some text right below Smart Unlock, which reads, “To set up your watch for Smart Unlock, connect it to your phone with the Google Pixel Watch app. Your watch and phone must be connected to use Smart Unlock....

If you browse through random wedding photos on the internet, you could soon get bored. You’ll also probably notice something: they’re all kinda similar. But why is this so? In this video, Jamie Windsor discusses why wedding photos are boring, but he also suggests how this can (and should) be changed. Jamie gives a couple of examples from TV series and movies. He notes that their creators have developed a sort of “cinematic archetype” over time, which they use to tell stories....

This development came just over a month after NYT addressed one of the most significant issues with Wordle. The company added support for cross-device syncing of streaks and stats. You need to sign in with an existing free or paid NYT account or sign up for a new one to be able to sync your game data across devices. Earlier, Wordle streaks were device-specific. You can carry your Wordle streaks and stats to The New York Times Crossword app or the news app by signing in with the same account....