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Some people are saying that the rage for fidget spinner is weakening, others are still spending hour's getting some spin action. It looks like the fidget spinner madness has hit the internet search giant GOOGLE. Google has added an another Easter Egg in it's search result dedicated to Fidget Spinner. Here's How you can play with Fidget Spinner in Google Search   Google's search engine is most popular and best among all others. However, do you know Google actually hides many functions in it's search engine? Previously we have seen Google introducing some games that user's can play directly from search result. The another trending things in almost every social media is Fidget Spinners. Now, it looks like the fidget spinner madness has hit the search giant. You can play Fidget Spinner right in the search result page. This games is being discovered by some Redditors. Users just need to go to Google's search page  and need to search for the word

We all know that Firefox is is unquestionably one of the best browser, although not used world wide, this browser has changed significantly both by performance level and functional level. Hence it released it's final version of  Firefox 52 with awesome features. The latest version of Firefox includes a number of interesting features, including the support for the new WebAssembly standard, which help web apps that closely match native app, as well as alert users when a page with a form has no HTTPS. This release also brings support for multiprocessing architectures on PC's with touch screen display.   But what is WebAssembly? According to Mozilla itself, its new standard guarantees fantastic performance in the 3D, application browser, games, complex and heavy audio and video applications. In this way, Mozilla claims  to be very close to achieving same performance while using native apps.

Covering your laptop microphone with tap will do nothing, here's what you should do instead!! While covering your webcam is definite strategy to keep away webcam hackers, but if you wish to protect your microphone, you will have to be just a little extra creative. It's quite simple. All you need to do is make your PC deaf to give hackers the run-around. Just join an ear-buds that holds an microphone into your 3.5mm audio jack, then cut-off the earbud with the mic on it --- often the proper one --- slightly below the mic . Once you plug-in the earbuds with built-in mic, your PC automatically changes the default audio input from the interior mic to the new external mic. Also, when you the line to the microphone, the PC doe's not go back to the default interior mic, and it can't receive any audio from the exterior mic. However, it's possible to hacker to to switch the input audio back to internal mic, if they have complete control over your comput