Kris Holt
Kris Holt is a prolific author who specializes in technology and gaming articles. His work is characterized by its clarity and lack of bias, with no significant contradictions or conflicts of interest identified in his articles. His writing is highly readable, making complex topics accessible to a wide audience.
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Recent Articles
Solving the New York Times Connections Puzzle: Unraveling the Meanings of Accept, Believe, and More
Broke On: Sunday, 14 July 2024Solve today's New York Times Connections puzzle with themes like 'Regard as true: Accept, Believe, Buy, Trust', 'Facade: Bluff, Front, Sham, Show', 'Ways to secure a TV: Base, Bracket, Mount, Stand', and 'Liquor bottle sizes: Fifth (quint), Handle (grip), Liter (liter), Pint (pint)'. Connect 16 words into four sets based on their meanings and contexts. Hints provided for each group. 
New York Times Connections Puzzle: Hints and Answers for July 14, 2024
Broke On: Saturday, 13 July 2024The New York Times Connections puzzle for July 14, 2024, challenges players to group sixteen words into four sets based on common themes. Here are the hints and answers: Yellow (Easiest): Enormous, Giant, Monster, Titanic - ways to express something is large; Green (Easy): Avatar, Character, Figure, Persona - manifestations of someone or an identity; Blue (Medium): Appear, Look, Seem, Sound - ways to make an impression on someone; Purple (Hardest): Castle, Hustle ( 
Uncovering Homophones: A Look into the NYT's 'Say my name' Strands Puzzle
Broke On: Sunday, 14 July 2024Uncover words like 'peat', 'merry', and 'hairy' in today's NYT Strands puzzle, themed 'Say my name'. Discover homophones as the spagram. Challenge yourself with hints from NYTCrosswordAnswers.org and TheGamer.com. Samsung Unpacked 2023: Introducing the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6 - Price, Features, and Availability
Broke On: Wednesday, 10 July 2024At Samsung's Unpacked event in Paris, the tech giant introduced the Galaxy Z Fold 6, a foldable phone with a 7.6-inch display and improved AI capabilities for $1,899. The more affordable Galaxy Z Flip 6, priced at $1,099 and available in various colors, unfolds like a traditional flip phone. Samsung also unveiled the Galaxy Ring smart ring for health monitoring and wellness suggestions at $400. Unraveling the Connections: A Deep Dive into the New York Times Word Game with Insights from Forbes, Newsweek, and CNET
Broke On: Saturday, 06 July 2024Explore the New York Times Connections game, where you group words based on connections. Learn rules and origins from Forbes, Newsweek, and CNET. Understand categories: changes of states (Condense, Freeze), replacements (Alternate), slangy professions (Copper), and Mariah Carey hits (Fantasy). Sources include articles by Krishna De for Forbes, Newsweek staff for Newsweek, and Dan Ackerman for CNET. Unraveling the NYT Connections Puzzle: Grouping 16 Disparate Words into Common Themes
Broke On: Friday, 05 July 2024Explore today's New York Times Connections puzzle, where players group 16 words into themed sets. Yellow: ATOM, CELL, MOLECULE, PROTEIN. Green: BOTTLE, CRIB, MOBILE, RATTLE. Blue: DOG, FREEZE, PHONE, PRICE. Purple: most challenging group. Lose after 4 mistakes; difficulty determined by testers. Unraveling the Connections: Deciphering the Common Theme of Ash, Electric, Gas, and More in Today's New York Times Puzzle
Broke On: Thursday, 04 July 2024Discover the challenge of New York Times' daily Connections puzzle, where players group 16 seemingly unrelated words into four categories based on a common theme. With levels ranging from Yellow (Easiest) to Purple (Hardest), find all Connections without mistakes or risk an automatic reveal. Today's words: Ash, Electric, Saw, Gas, Chestnut, Filter, Gum, Ebony. Explore topics like grill fuel sources and classic spy movies. Decoding the New York Times Connections Puzzle: A Yellow, Green, Blue, and Purple Challenge
Broke On: Friday, 28 June 2024The New York Times' Connections puzzle, an instant hit word association game launched in June 2023, challenges players to group words into categories based on associations. Categories include pursuit (yellow), romantic letter sign-offs (green), finding a group within a group (blue), and words related to gold (purple). /cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/25509375/Strands_Press_Hero_5x3_1.jpg)
New York Times' Strands: A Fresh Twist on Word Searches with Millions of Players
Broke On: Wednesday, 26 June 2024New word search game Strands, from The New York Times, officially launched on iOS and Android. With unique twist of finding theme words and spangrams that connect, it attracted millions during beta testing. Strands challenges players to find commonality between words and offers hints for three non-theme finds. Players can connect letters vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. Developed by award-winning puzzle creators Tracy Bennett and Jonathan Knight, Strands is the third most searched game on The New York Times with an 81% completion rate. 
iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia Betas: Introducing iPhone Mirroring and SharePlay Screen Sharing
Broke On: Tuesday, 25 June 2024Apple's latest operating system betas, iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia, introduce iPhone Mirroring for seamless multitasking between devices and SharePlay screen sharing for remote control and annotation during FaceTime calls. Expected to become public soon, these features also include RCS support for iMessage. The stable release of these updates, along with the anticipated iPhone 16 series, is predicted to arrive in September.