Shift+Enter Is a Secret Shortcut Everyone Should Know

August 18, 2022

Did You Know?

Mathematically, it’s possible for each area code in the United States to support a maximum of 8,000,000 telephone numbers. Practically, however, the number is slightly less than that (approximately 7,919,900 potential numbers) because of considerations like not assigning numbers that are similar to emergency and service numbers (i.e. there are no “(XXX) 911-XXXX” numbers).

Hope you’re having a good Thursday so far! Visible, the mobile carrier owned by Verizon (which uses Verizon’s network), has updated its plans. You can now get unlimited 4G/5G data and tethering for just $30 per month — a great deal, even if the speed boosts from Verizon’s recent C-Band upgrades aren’t included.

Meanwhile, Microsoft is working on more improvements to the Camera app in Windows 11, ahead of the big 22H2 update rumored for September.

– Corbin

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