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According to Nielsen, streaming accounts for about 38% of all TV usage, making it the most popular way to watch TV shows. Streaming watch parties make it easy to enjoy a show with a friend who lives miles away, or your partner while they’re on a business trip. Some services, like Disney Plus and Amazon Prime Video, previously allowed people to host watch parties from their service, but those methods are no longer available. We’ll walk you through two ways you can host watch parties on those streaming services and many more. 

It’s important to note that both of these methods require you and the people in your watch party to have access to the same streaming services. In other words, everyone needs access to a Netflix account or these won’t work — and that goes for other…

Airbnb has completely revolutionised the way we travel the world and has also opened up new income streams to property owners worldwide.

The app works by allowing residential property owners to rent out their properties to tourists short-term, giving them a more ‘local’ experience and allowing them to take advantage of lower prices than major hotels.

According to Statista, the app is home to over 5 million Airbnb hosts, listing their properties to tourists that want a more ‘local’ homestay experience. In 2023, Business For Apps reported that 448 million bookings were made on Airbnb in 2023, making it a massive business.

The History Of Airbnb

Airbnb was founded back in 2008 by Brian Chesky, Nathan Blecharczyk, and Joe Gebbia.

The idea for Airbnb came about when…

Trainspotting is a British hobby originating in the 1940’s for locomotive enthusiasts. At its core, trainspotting is all about watching trains recreationally and looking for distinctive characteristics as they go by.

In 2003, there were said to be around 100,000 trainspotters in the UK alone. Living in a digital world, the majority of train information and timetables can now be found online – making it easier than ever to know where and when you might be able to see your favourite trains.

The Different Types of Trainspotting

In the UK, there are a few different types of trainspotting practises but all of them revolve around the act of tracking trains in some way. Some spotters will want to take photos of the trains, whereas others are happy to have simply seen the…

In its latest move to prepare the ChromeOS ecosystem for a web-based future, Google has announced its acquisition of software virtualization company Cameyo.

The company says the deal aligns with its goal to simplify access to legacy applications, particularly in the enterprise space, within the ChromeOS environment, helping it prepare for a future in which access to applications will be web-based and not localized.