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As your Google Slides presentation develops, you may notice an unnecessary slide or two. When you have superfluous slides, it reduces the overall value of the presentation. Luckily, there are a few simple ways you can remove them. Table of Contents Use Your Keyboard or the Context Menu Delete a Slide Using the Menu Bar Delete a Slide While in Grid View Use Your Keyboard or the Context Menu You can quickly delete a slide in Google Slides by using the Delete key on your keyboard or by selecting the Delete option from the context menu. First, click the slide you want to delete from the left-hand pane. You can also select multiple slides by holding the Shift key while clicking the slides. The border of the slide will turn yellow when selected. Once selected, press the Delete key on your keyboard. Alternatively, right-click the slide and then select “Delete” from the context menu that appears. Advertisement Regardless of which method you …

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Smartphone cameras can do a lot more than just take photos and videos. You can take a photo with your iPhone and copy text from the real world. We’ll show you how this handy feature works. iOS 15 introduced a couple of new features in the Photos app. “ Visual Lookup ” can identify objects, while “Live Text” can identify text. The text can then be copied, translated, or used for a search. RELATED: How to Identify Objects with Your iPhone First, you’ll need to take a photo of the object with text. Do that if you haven’t already. Then, open the “Photos” app on your iPhone. Select the photo that contains the text you’d like to identify. If the Photos app detects text, you’ll see a little scanning icon in the bottom corner. Advertisement The identified text will be highlighted. You can now treat it like you would when highlighting text anywhere. Tap and hold to bring up the select tool. This will bring up handles so you can drag to select more …

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Here’s what’s happening in the world of television for Sunday, September 19. All times are Eastern. Advertisement Top Pick The 73rd Primetime Emmy Awards (CBS and Paramount+, 8 p.m.): This year’s awards ceremony—hosted by Cedric The Entertainer—represents another new normal, one in which the event takes place indoors and outdoors. Also, you have a few viewing options: You can watch the linear broadcast on CBS or stream the Emmys via Paramount+ and YouTube TV. You can see our predictions for series here (divided into what will likely win and what should win, in our humble opinion). But, as TV editor Danette Chavez writes, the predictions for actor and actresses feel a lot more wild : “There are some races here that feel like a foregone conclusion— Ted Lasso , WandaVision , and The Queen’s Gambit entered this competition with a groundswell of support, and have already netted multiple wins. But is Jason Sudeikis a lock …

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It took Jessica Chastain about 10 years to get her adaptation of the documentary The Eyes Of Tammy Faye made, and it was worth the wait. The recently released dramatization of the documentary is eye-opening, well-acted, and compelling , all while shining a light on what life was like inside Tammy Faye Bakker’s world. Advertisement As the director, Michael Showalter was charged with putting Chastain and company’s vision on screen. A comedian and actor himself—he came up in the sketch groups The State and Stella , and co-wrote and starred in Wet Hot American Summer and its TV spin-offs —Showalter sought to highlight the movie’s performances first, while also capturing what he calls “the Bonfire Of The Vanities aspect of the way in which these two people found themselves in this maelstrom of insanity.” We talked to Showalter about how he made that happen, from his endless hours watching the PTL network to the narrative choices the …

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On October 22, 2018, Intellivision unveiled the Amico , a family-friendly retro console. The pitch: The games would be simple to play and cost no more than $8. The console itself would retail at about $180 with all games being exclusive to the console. In that initial trailer, the Amico was given a release date of October 10, 2020. A year and three delays later, a lot has changed for the Amico. Advertisement Today in 2021, the console now is available for pre-order for $250-$300, the games can cost as much as Odds are good that you’ve never really heard about the Amico at all, though. Here’s what you should know. The Tommy Tallarico Factor Before diving into the nitty-gritty of the console, it’s worth knowing about Tommy Tallarico, who has become the face of the Amico. Tallarico purchased the rights to the original Intellivision brand name and all of its classic games in 2018. While you might recognize his name from old episodes of Judgement …

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Laika , the Coraline and Kubo and the Two Strings , has announced its newest project: a Wildwood , the 2011 YA novel by Colin Meloy, singer/songwriter of the indie rock band t Transformers spin-off Bumblebee . Advertisement I hadn’t heard of the book before this morning, but the official summary sounds like it’s right up Laika’s alley, which is to say Sounds like Laika to me, and the studio must have thought so as well because Variety reports that Laika actually optioned the rights to Meloy and Ellis’ book back in 2011, shortly after it was published. It’s taken the studio Wildwood is extremely Portland-y, which also probably helps. (According to Wikipedia , literary critic Anna Minard called the characters “bespectacled, bike-riding, vinyl-browsing, Kurosawa-referencing children,” so, yeah.) Wildwood was the first of a trilogy, which was followed by Under Wildwood in 2012 and Wildwood Imperium in 2015. If the …

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