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Two more packages from Mick allow you to do nifty things with your images and video. Both coming from
the same stable. All done with the magic of AI. There are lots of options on offer, so have a look at the site
and see what you can discover.
Go to YouTube for lots of videoing techniques.

Unblurring photos
https://unblurimage.ai/

Super slowmo video (there are lots more by The Slow Mo Guys on YouTube
https://unblurimage.ai/

Alan Danbury

1. LocalSend allow the sharing of files to nearby devices.

https://localsend.org/

Its properties include
Decentralized - Share files without a central server. The file transfer is completely peer-to-peer.
Cross-platform - LocalSend is available for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS.

Free - LocalSend is free to use. No ads, no tracking, no hidden costs.
Open Source - The source code is publicly available. Everyone can contribute to the project.

Secure - End-to-end encryption ensures that only you and the recipient can access your files
Easy to Use - A simple user interface without registration. Other devices are discovered automatically.

2. WAZE the excellent free Satnav app

Waze is a free navigation app that can be used through a car’s entertainment system, or just on a
smartphone. It’s widely regarded as the best such app, providing real-time traffic updates and even pointing
out hazards in the road ahead — and, it might just remind you to ease off the accelerator when there’s a
speed camera lurking ahead.

You can download Waze from the iTunes App Store on devices running the Apple iOS operating system, or
from Google Play Store on Android devices. There’s a desktop version of Waze available, as well. Pair your
phone to your car’s infotainment system via Apple CarPlay or Android Auto and you’ll be able to view and
interact with Waze on the dashboard display. It’s usually better and more user-friendly than a car’s built-in sat nav.

Barry Gilcrest

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