Autor: Daniel Golightly
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Meta Faces Down $175 Million Fine Over Facebook & Instagram Live Tech
A federal judge in Texas has now ruled that Facebook parent Meta will pay Voxer a fine just short of […]
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Meta Has Scheduled Its Next VR Event & It Could Be Big
Meta may best be known as the parent company for one of the biggest social networks around but it’s also […]
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Go A More Eco-Friendly Route With Google Maps, Now In Europe
Google Maps is getting an update this week in Europe that will allow users to choose the more eco-friendly route, […]
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The IRS Does Not Like The Google Pixel 'Hold For Me' Feature At All
The IRS will reportedly hang up on users who take advantage of the “Hold For Me” feature found on Google […]
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Lens AI Is Now Used Everywhere For Google Image Search
Google Lens has been around for some time now as the search giant’s de facto AI search for images and […]
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Google Stadia Is Expanding To New Regions, Not Shutting Down
Hot off the heels of news that the Google cloud gaming platform, Stadia, isn’t shutting down, the company is actually […]
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Google Releases Pixel 6 Series Update In Lieu Of Delayed August Patch
Google has started rolling out a new fix for its Pixel 6 series, following reports that it would delay the […]
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Google's Pixel 6a Is Facing A Broken Finger Print Scanner Issue
Users who were hoping for strong, fingerprint biometrics security for their Pixel 6a may need to hold out since that […]
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Turn Your Wired Android Auto Wireless, Motorola MA1 Is Back In Stock
Android Auto users who want to add wireless functionality to their wired head units will want to keep an eye […]
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A Known "Unknown Sign-In" Error Is Plaguing Microsoft Outlook Users
Microsoft is hard at work looking to fix an ongoing “Unknown sign-in activity” error that’s currently hitting Outlook users across […]
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Top 10 Best Simulation Games For Android – Updated July, 2022
The best simulation games are ones that not only immerse you in the world and the presence of the character, […]
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You Can Now Save Money On Google Store Purchases With Play Points
Play Points have just become a much more useful perk, because you can now use them to save money on […]
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New Go Edition Brings The Best Of Android 12 On A Budget
Google has now officially unveiled Android 12 (Go edition) for budget-first smartphones. The exact release timeline has not been announced, […]
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How To Drive Safer By Streaming Music Directly In Google Maps
Going back and forth between a navigation and streaming music service app on a phone or tablet while driving is, […]
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How To Turn Off Your Nintendo Switch Instead Of Putting It To Sleep
Nintendo Switch is easily one of the fastest-selling consoles of its generation. And, as with all Nintendo consoles, it’s a […]
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How to Enable Dark Mode On Google Search Pages, Beyond The Apps
Dark mode has, prior to Android 11, been one of the most requested features on any device and now it’s […]
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How To Wipe Your Android Device & Restore It To Factory Settings
For mobile users, knowing how to wipe and take an Android device back to its factory default settings can be […]
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Speakers & A Soundbar From OontZ Are Up To 48% Off For Cyber Monday
Cyber Monday is here and Cambridge Soundworks’ OontZ speakers are on sale for up to 48-percent off. And that includes […]
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Get 41% Off On A New Keurig Coffee Maker For Cyber Monday
Walmart Cyber Monday sales are live and that includes a new deal that knocks over 41-percent off the cost of […]
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NordicTrack Studio Cycle Black Friday Deals Can Help Get You In Shape
If you’re looking to take advantage of Black Friday sales on products to help you get back into shape, NordicTrack […]
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Tile Trackers Bundles Can Help You Track Your Things This Black Friday
Tile trackers are a great way to smartly keep tabs on things you own but often lose track of and […]
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AfterShokz Delivers On Bone Conduction Headphones For Black Friday
Amazon’s Black Friday sales are live and that means now is the time to pick up some open-ear bone conduction […]
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Get Almost Half Off Amazon Fire HD 8 With Echo Buds For Black Friday
Amazon has plenty of its Fire HD tablets up for grabs as part of its Black Friday deals but now […]
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How To Block Somebody In Gmail Online Or On Your Phone
Everybody eventually encounters somebody that they’d like to block emails from, whether in Gmail or some other service. Whether that’s […]
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How To Enable Dark Mode For YouTube, In App & Online
If you’re looking to enable dark mode in YouTube, we’ve got just the guide for you. And, as with many […]
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How To Find Your Own Phone Number In Android
Losing track of your own phone number is disconcerting. It’s also something that happens frequently enough. Human memory is imperfect […]
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How To Add & Customize Widgets To Your Home Screen On Android 12
With the arrival of Android 12 and Material You theming, it’s time to take a look at how to add […]
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How To Mark Up Your Screenshots In Android 12
Android 12 is officially here and it brings some changes to how screenshots work, including the ability to mark up […]
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How To Set Priority Conversations In Android & What That Does
Android has contained some way to set priority for conversations for quite some time but that’s never been the most […]
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What Is The Android 12 Privacy Dashboard & Why Is It Useful?
Android 12 represents a fundamental shift for Google and the new Privacy Dashboard is one feature that just about every […]
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How To Get Back & Set Your Home Button In Google Chrome
Google Chrome is undeniably the most popular browser app on just about any platform. And that’s because it doesn’t quite […]
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Google Pixel 6 Series Uses Powerful AI To Make Service Calls Faster
Anybody who’s ever been discouraged by long wait times during customer service calls should be looking at the new AI-powered […]
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Ring Adds Virtual Security Guard For Rapid Response Security
Alongside a wealth of new Ring services and products, Amazon has now announced a new Virtual Security Guard for Ring […]
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How to Turn Off Pop-Up Notifications in Google Chrome
Notifications, in Google Chrome or elsewhere, can be among the most useful of things. But that doesn’t necessarily mean they’re […]
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The Google App's Weather UI Update Is Back, At Least For Now
The on-and-off-again UI update to the weather applet found in the Google app has now apparently made a return. And […]
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Android Chrome Fix Means It Won't Just Be One Big Tab Group Anymore
Google is looking to fix a big issue with the tab group features in Android Chrome. Summarily by stopping the […]
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Google Is Looking To Make Desktop Chrome On Mobile A Permanent Toggle
Chrome on mobile devices could soon gain the ability to toggle into desktop mode on a more permanent basis. That’s […]
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The Ten Best Headphones To Pair With Your Android Smartphone
Choosing a the best pair of earbuds or headphones for any purpose, whether for your computer or your Android smartphone […]
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Facebook To Face Down Newly Amended Complaint From The FTC
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has filed an amended complaint against social media giant Facebook, amid ongoing allegations that the […]
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Support For Desktop-Style Chrome Windows Is Coming To Android 12
Chrome on Android 12 may come with the return of a revamped older feature, allowing users to keep multiple windows […]
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Google Pixel 6 Might Not Come With A Charger In The Box
The Google Pixel 5a will be the last Pixel-branded smartphone to ship with a charger in the box, potentially leaving […]
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Google Ends Free Unlimited Photos Storage With Pixel 5a
Google has reportedly confirmed that its Pixel 5a with 5G won’t have unlimited storage in Google Photos. Specifically, that applies […]
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Chrome Incognito Mode Update Shows Greater Transparency
Google is now preparing an update for its Incognito Mode landing page interface, rolled out already on the Canary Channel, […]
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Google Wants Your Chromebook To Do Android Gaming Better In The Future
Gaming on a Chromebook using Android apps is undeniably not the best experience for users. And that holds especially true […]
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Material You In Android 12 Beta 4 Brings Google Logo, Icon Changes
The update to Beta 4 of Android 12 is now available to testers and it’s delivering Material You alterations as […]
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Locking Chrome Incognito Tabs Could Soon Bolster Privacy For Android
Quite aside from visual updates like Material You in Chrome for Android and behind-the-scenes security changes, Googlers are also working […]
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Get The Samsung S Pen Fold Edition For Your New Galaxy Z Fold 3
Fresh off of the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3, the company is now offering its special edition, […]
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Google Fi Will Give You $400 To Buy The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3
Samsung’s own website might be the best way to pre-order the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 but now it’s also […]
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AT&T Offers $100 To Customers Forced To Change Their Phone Numbers
AT&T is offering some of its customers in Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands as much as $100 to change […]
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Android 12 Material You Is Almost Ready For Google Chrome
Users participating in the Android 12 beta program can now turn on Material You theming in Google Chrome. That’s according […]
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How To Export Chrome Bookmarks For Backup Or Use In Other Browsers
Learning how to export bookmarks from Google Chrome may seem like something that only power users would want. After all, […]
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Spotify Plus Adds Affordable Premium Listening In Limited Testing
Spotify is now reportedly testing out a new, more affordable plan with premium features, dubbed Spotify Plus. The cost of […]
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Google Pixel 6 Tensor Chip Applies Frame-By-Frame HDR To Videos
Google offered a first official preview of its incoming Pixel 6 handsets today and frame-by-frame HDR provided by its new […]
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How To Safety Check Your Chromebook Passwords, Security & Extensions
Google’s Chrome is widely considered one of the most secure browsers around, if not the most efficient, and that’s helped […]
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Amazon Will Fight Proposed $887 Million EU Privacy Violation Fine
Amazon has reportedly been hit with a fine of approximately $887 million — €746 million — as well as revision […]
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Should Samsung Launch Galaxy Note Instead Of S? Fan Petition Says So
Fans are now signing a petition to try and convince Samsung to abandon the Galaxy S series in favor of […]
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Bang & Olufsen Beoplay EQ Are 6-Mic Noise-Canceling Wireless Earbuds
Bang & Olufsen, well-known for its world-class audio, has officially launched its first-ever noise canceling true wireless earbuds, dubbeed the […]
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YouTube Stadia Crowd Play Is Back With A New Beta Application
Google is now officially re-opening beta for Stadia Crowd Play, reports indicate, letting YouTube content creators participate in games directly […]
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Corning Gorilla Glass For Smartphone Cameras Is Coming To Samsung First
Corning is perhaps best known as the make of smartphone glass for displays and rear panels. With its key defining […]
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The Samsung Athlete Gift Bag For The 2020 Olympics Is Extensive
Samsung has been passing out Olympics-themed devices for some time now so it should come as no surprise there’s an […]
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 Leak Suggests Selfie Camera Disappointment?
A new leak pertaining to the Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 3 camera array could come as a disappointment for fans […]
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Incoming Update Fix For Beleaguered Chromebooks Changes A Single Typo
Following several false starts that ultimately led to users being locked out of their Chromebooks by an update, among other […]
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ASUS Chromebook Flip CX5, CX9 Launched To Scratch That Premium Itch
ASUS has now officially launched two new premium Chromebooks — first shown at CES 2021 — aimed at delivering power […]
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Samsung's Now Official Galaxy Chromebook Go & More Are At AT&T
AT&T has now announced that it will be offering the new Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Go. The brand new budget-friendly Chromebook […]
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Quirky Scrolling Screenshots Are Now Live In Android 12 Beta 3
Android 12 Beta 3 is live and it’s bringing scrolling screenshots features with it. That’s according to recent reports, following […]
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TCL 20S Review – A Great, Good-Looking Phone Mostly Held Back By Its Price
TCL isn’t new to the smartphone game by any stretch of the imagination but its TCL 20S — recently sent […]
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Chrome To Ditch The Confusing Lock Icon & Gain HTTPS-First Mode
Google has now revealed two significant changes incoming for its Chrome browser, including the deprecation of the lock icon and […]
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TCL 20 Pro 5G Review – The Best Looking Mid-Ranger Brings All Of The Best Features
TCL is no stranger to the smartphone industry, although it is fairly new to the self-branded mobile game. Making the […]
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TCL MOVEAUDIO S600 Review – Top-Dollar Features In A Brilliant, Inexpensive Package
TCL recently sent out its MOVEAUDIO S600 truly wireless earbuds for Android Headlines to review. And, in a word, I […]
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Google To Finally Stop Chrome From Embarassing You In Screen Sharing
Google is now working on a way to stop notifications in Chrome from cropping up during screen sharing sessions. That’s […]
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Google Will Make Re-Opening Accidentally Closed Chrome Tabs Instant
Google is now working on a way to make reloading Chrome Tabs that have been accidentally closed on desktop platforms […]
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Chromebook Phone Hub Will Soon Be More Efficient For Your Phone
Google is looking to make changes to the connection created with a smartphone in the Phone Hub feature on the […]
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Google Wants To Make Pinning Chromebook Apps A Drag & Drop Affair
Googlers are now working to make pinning apps on a Chromebook shelf even easier than it already is, via drag-and-drop […]
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Google Might Let You Save Chrome Tab Groups To The Extensions Pane
Google has been working tirelessly to make its tab groups feature in Chrome better and a new report now suggests […]
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iOS & Canary Hint At New Google Chrome Widget Coming To Android
Google has a new widget in the works for Android Chrome, recently spotted in the Canary Channel. Or, more precisely, […]
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Chromebook Is Getting A New Controllers Feature For Gamers Via Xbox
Microsoft Xbox Series X gamers, and others, will be getting a big gaming controllers-based boost on the Chromebook platform in […]
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Prime Day Brings Deals On Amazon Tablets, Smart Home & More
Amazon is kicking off its annual Prime Day sales event with massive deals on its own tablets, smart home gadgets, […]
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One-Click Access To Chromebook Virtual Desktops Is Coming
Google is apparently working to bring the Virtual Desktops features from its Chromebook platform to the top-level UI. Meaning that […]
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Waymo Pushes Toward More Staffing, Self-Driving Tech With New Funding
Google’s Waymo has now announced new funding to pay for more self-driving car technology and staff. In fact, according to […]
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Facebook Baby Steps Toward Identifying Deep Fake Images & Their Source
Facebook and Michigan State University have revealed a new method for identifying deep fake images and tracing them back to […]
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Using Vertical Displays With Chrome OS Is About To Get A Lot Better
Using vertical displays on any OS can be a real pain point but that’s about to get a lot better […]
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The Chromebook Update Cycle Is Changing Massively, For The Better
Chromebook users who love new features are going to love the update cycle changes Google has planned for the Chrome […]
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Share Link-To-Text In Chrome With Stylized Chrome WebNotes Snippets
Google is planning some big changes for its direct link-to-text fragment feature in Chrome, via a new snippets feature dubbed […]
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Google Reverses Decision To Kill Full-Length URLs In Chrome
In an apparent bid to satisfy its users, Google has now decided not to kill full-length URLs in Chrome. That’s […]
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Google Will Change Chromebook Alt Key Shortcuts By Chrome OS 93
Google has been prepping to change the function of the ‘alt’ key on the Chromebook platform for years. And now […]
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Chromebook Notifications Will Finally Get The UI Update They Deserve
Notifications on the Chromebook platform are about to get a major usability overhaul via a brand new UI update. That’s […]
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EarFun Free 2 Review – The Highest Value, Most Affordable AptX Headphones You'll Find
EarFun is among the younger audio accessory companies on the market and EarFun Free 2, sent to us for review, […]
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Chrome Labs Steps Closer To Your Chromebook With New Update
Google has now pushed its upcoming Chrome Labs features one step closer to completion for the Chromebook platform. That’s based […]
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Samsung Survey Could Hint At Incoming Even Bigger Android Tablets
Samsung has apparently been polling users via a survey to see if they have any interest in Android tablets even […]
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Your Chromebook Will Soon Offer Better Protection Via Always-On VPN
VPN services go a long way toward making browsing and using online services safer and soon the Chromebook platform will […]
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Firefox 89 Android Brings Biggest UI Changes Yet, Easier Syncing
Firefox Android is now receiving an official update to version 89, delivering some significant UI and usability changes. And, according […]
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Fitbit Ace 3 Minions Edition Breaks Cover In A New Color
Fitbit Ace 3 is soon to get a Minions makeover and now a third, previously unseen color has broken cover. […]
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TikTok Takes Anti-Bullying Tools Nuclear With New Features
TikTok is taking its anti-bullying tools to a new level, with new features appearing from today in some regions. The […]
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Verizon Picks Up Two Budget Moto Smartphones & More
Verizon has three new budget-minded smartphones now available from the Nokia and Moto brands, including the Moto G Power, Moto […]
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Android 12 Intros A Way To Stop Unused Apps From Wrecking Your Phone
Unused apps can eat up memory, put data at risk via permissions, and send unwanted notifications but Android 12 beta […]
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YouTube Music Is Coming To Your Wear OS Watch, With Features Intact
YouTube Music will finally be arriving on Wear OS, coming sometime later this year. That’s based on a recent blog […]
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Toast Notifications Will Have To Identify Their Maker From Android 12
Google has announced some big changes to Android 12 with Google I/O 2021 and toast notifications are reportedly included. Not […]
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Google TPU v4 Puts Supercomputer Power In The Google Cloud
Google has kicked off Google I/O 2021, at least in part, with a new advancement for its Tensor Processing Unit […]
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Your Google Assistant Menu Has Changed, New Communication Feature
Google has now introduced some changes to the Assistant-related menu in its apps, in line with a new communication feature […]
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Google Continues Photos Alterations With New Mobile Interface
Google Photos is getting yet another interface lift, this time for smartphones. Specifically, altering the placement of a few key […]
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Chromebook Dominates The PC, Tablet & Netbook Market On Growth
Chromebook use is on the rise and the gadgets are beating out the traditional PC market spectacularly in the process. […]
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Viber Messenger Ups The Ante, Adds More Video Call Participants
Viber Messenger is now allowing even more participants in its group video call feature. That’s based on recent reports detailing […]
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Google Set To Give Android Tablets A New Entertainment Space
Google is apparently pulling inspiration from its newest Chromecast interface for a new app, dubbed Entertainment Space, meant just for […]
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Google Is Adding Meet & Chat To The Chromebook Pre-Install Line-Up
New Chromebook buyers will have a few new pre-install apps at their disposal in the near future, reports indicate, with […]
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Samsung, HP Lead Chromebook Growth, Eating Into Tablet Share
HP and Samsung are the big winners in terms of growth in the Chromebook market leading into 2021. And the […]
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Google Assistant Gets Better At Context, Pronunciations With Your Help
Google is now updating its AI Assistant to make it better at understanding the context of queries and the pronunciations […]
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Google Extends Covid-19 Travel Information In Search, Now With Alerts
Google is extending on Covid-19 information added to its travel-related search results last year with a new alerts system. That’s […]
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Google Finally Changes Forms & Clipboard On Desktop In Chrome 91
Chrome 91 is bringing significant changes to the UI and interactivity of Chrome on desktop platforms. That’s based on a […]
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Snapchat Daily Users Growth Has Leaned Android, Not iOS
Snapchat has continued to see respectable growth over the past several months but that’s been primarily Android users. Users on […]
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Facebook Wants Your News Feed Experience To Be A Little Less Negative
Facebook is looking to make some changes to its News Feed to provide users with an experience that’s less ‘negative’. […]
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Price Tracker Is Live In Android Chrome, Here's How To Access It
Google has now reportedly officially launched a new price tracker for Chrome on Android. Or, more specifically, the feature is […]
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Google Search On Your Chromebook Could Be Ready For A Visual Overhaul
Google may be preparing a visual redesign of the search features it includes on the Chromebook platform. That’s based on […]
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Microsoft Gets With The Times, Pushes UI Update To Bing & OneDrive
The Android apps on offer from Microsoft are some of the best around. That’s true both for its productivity apps […]
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Google Puts Up Over $260M To Help Fund Vaccination Endeavors
Google has reportedly decided to put up as much as $267.5 million to fund efforts related to getting more people […]
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The Chromebook Video Player Is About To Get A Whole Lot Better
Google is finally getting around to making the Chromebook video player better, reports indicate. And that’s not just better in […]
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This Chromebook Bug Could Reveal Your Location Data But There's A Fix
There’s reportedly a years-old bug in Chrome OS that could be making location data on any given Chromebook somewhat less-than-private. […]
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Here Are The 10 Best Headphones For Your New OnePlus 9 Or 9 Pro
OnePlus 9 and OnePlus 9 Pro are undeniably going to be among the most popular phones for 2021. The phones […]
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Are Chromebooks Good To Game? Google Thinks They Will Be
Chromebooks could soon be counted among computers that are great for gaming if a recent report pointing to a Chrome […]
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Chrome 90 Speeds Things Up Via HTTP Security Policy Change
A security policy change related to HTTP in Chrome 90 will make the browser faster and better protected when it […]
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Chromebooks May Get Android 11 First After All Beta Update Suggests
Chromebooks on the Chrome OS Beta Channel have started receiving Android 11, potentially refuting earlier evidence that Google might skip […]
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Lacros Will Separate The Chrome Browser From Chromebooks Soon Enough
Google’s „Lacros,” an acronym of Linux and Chrome OS, will be completed sooner than later for Chromebooks, based on a […]
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Verizon Finally Starts Blocking & Reporting Cross-Network Robocalls
Verizon may be a bit over a year late to the party but it is now actively blocking and reporting […]
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Android 12 DP2 Lets You Stash Picture-In-Picture Videos & More
Android 12 Developer Preview 2 (DP2) is introducing some changes for picture-in-picture (PiP) mode to improve gestures and allow users […]
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New Google Families Site Helps You Get Along With Tech As Parents
Google has now launched a new site called Families that will help parents navigate the ins-and-outs of guiding their kids […]
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Google Accidentally Outed Upcoming Devices Via ARCore Support Docs
Google ARCore certification documentation outed at least a few as-yet-unannounced devices over the weekend. That’s according to recent reports, noting […]
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Daylight Saving Time Tripped Up Some Pixels But There's A Fix
Google Pixels are reportedly having some trouble with Daylight Saving Time (DST), reports indicate. That’s after several users of phones […]
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How To Use The Advanced, Multi-Item Clipboard On Your Chromebook
In Chrome OS 89, Google rolled out a new Clipboard History feature that works a lot like the one found […]
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The Samsung Galaxy S21 Series Is Still Really Difficult To Repair
Samsung has once again made it more challenging to repair the 'Ultra’ version of its phones than the standard version, […]
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Netflix May Be Looking For A Way To Limit Account Sharing
Netflix now appears to be performing a small batch test for a new feature that will limit account sharing. That’s […]
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IMDb TV Is Here For PS4, NVIDIA Shield, TiVo & LG TVs
The IMDb TV streaming app is now available for PlayStation 4, NVIDIA Shield, TiVo Stream 4K, and LG Smart TVs. […]
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Your Android & iOS Apps Might Be Leaking Data, Zimperium Reports
Tens of thousands of Android and iOS apps are leaking user data from the cloud. That’s according to a recent […]
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Google Makes Incoming Easy-Access Experiments In Chrome Official
Easy-Access to Google Chrome experiments — found at the „chrome://flags” URL — was first sighted in late December. Now, Google’s […]
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Microsoft Whiteboard Is Available For Preview On Android Right Now
Microsoft Whiteboard has finally landed on the Google Play Store, at least as a preview, reports indicate. The tool has […]
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Android Auto Is Now Getting Split-Screen If You Have The Right Device
A new post reportedly spotted on the r/AndroidAuto subreddit seems to confirm that split-screen features are now rolling out to […]
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TikTok Q&A Helps You Interact With Creators More Easily
TikTok is now reportedly rolling out a brand new Q&A feature for its app. Meant to make it easier for […]
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New Jeep Vehicles Will Ship With Amazon Fire TV For Infotainment
At least two Jeep vehicles slated for 2021 — the 2022 Jeep Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer — that will ship […]
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Marshall Mode II Are The Company's First True Wireless Earbuds
Marshall has long been known for its audio prowess. In particular, when it comes to guitar amplification and associated professional […]
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Need A Smartwatch? Here Are Three Coming From The Moto Brand In 2021
eBuyNow, the Motorola brand licensee and smartwatch maker responsible for recent models of the Moto 360, is all set to […]
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Bill Gates Prefers Android & Clubhouse Is Coming Soon
Based on a recent interview — embedded below — over the Apple-only Clubhouse app, Bill Gates prefers Android over iOS […]
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"Hey Facebook" Is Your New Portal, Occulus Quest Wake Word
Facebook has added a new wake word for voice interactions — namely, „Hey Facebook” — to its Portal-branded smart home […]
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Google TV Partners Will Reference These Remotes For Their Products
Partners on Google TV televisions and set-top boxes will have a new set of designs to model from when it […]
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LG Wants To Build A Dual-Screen Rollable Smartphone
LG is no stranger to rollable screens but could be looking to build a smartphone that has dual-screen technology too. […]
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Pixel 5 Punch-Hole Camera Can Finally Be Hidden In Android 12
Pixel 5 users will finally be able to ensure that their punch-hole camera is hidden from view in Android 12. […]
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Automotive Industry Deals Could Mean Samsung Will Power Your Next Car
Samsung is looking to enter aggressively into the automotive semiconductor industry, as part of its ongoing mergers and acquisitions plans. […]
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How To Disable Chrome Tab Groups & Grid On Your Android Smartphone
In Chrome version 88 for Android, Google introduced tab groups alongside a new grid view for open tabs. And, although […]
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AMD Could Tap Samsung To Increase CPU & APU Production
Prominent chipset maker AMD may be looking to its long-time partner Samsung to increase CPU and APU production. That’s based […]
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Android 12 App Pairs Will Take Your Multitasking To A New Level
Android 12 will reportedly deliver a new take on split-screen multitasking with a feature called App Pairs. That’s based on […]
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AT&T Claims The Fastest 5G Going Into 2021, According To Ookla
T-Mobile has long-claimed the widest-spread 5G network but it can’t be AT&T when it comes to being the fastest around. […]
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Snapdragon 870 Is Coming In A Slew Of Flagship Killers This Year
Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 870 was only just announced yesterday but it will reportedly ship in a number of new flagship killers […]
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Google 'At A Glance Widget' Now Warns You About Severe Weather
The Google app for Pixel Launcher has a new feature, warning users about severe weather via its „At a Glance” […]
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Google, Facebook Agreed To Cooperate In Case Of Antitrust Lawsuit
Google and Facebook are presently at the center of an antitrust lawsuit but agreed in advance to help each other […]
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Add Some Funk To Your Audio With New Steven Harrington OnePlus Buds Z
OnePlus has reportedly teamed up with LA artist and designer Steven Harrington, delivering a fun new twist to its Buds […]
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PhotoRoom Offers Clean, Easy Photo Background Removal On Android
French startup PhotoRoom has now officially launched its photo background removal and replacement utility on Android. The recently reported app […]
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Antitrust Lawsuit Against Google Search Could Hurt Small Business
Google has officially responded to antitrust charges filed by attorneys general from 38 states and territories this week over its […]
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Facebook, Google Allegedly Cooperated In Illegal Data Deal
Google now faces a lawsuit from no fewer than ten US states, reports indicate, with allegations that the search giant […]
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Google Might Make Experimental Chrome Flags Much More Accessible
Google is working to enable a new Chrome Labs tool that will make experimental flags features much more accessible. That’s […]
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Holiday Gift Guide 2020: Smart Displays, Tablets, Monitors & More Gifts Under $250
The gift-giving season is upon us. And that means it’s time to dig into the plethora of products available online […]
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Chromebooks To Get Key Gboard Clipboard Feature, Multipaste
Chromebooks may soon get a key part of the clipboard in Google’s Android Keyboard, dubbed „Multipaste” by the company. Spotted […]
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Google Pay Plex Accounts Will Change The Way You Mobile Bank
The upcoming update to the Google Pay app won’t be arriving alone. At least not according to recent reports. Google […]
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Work-From-Home Kills Desktops, Helps Chromebook Growth In 2020
Work-from-home policies appear to be killing the 2020 desktop industry despite overall PC gains and growth in the Chromebook market. […]
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Holiday Gift Guide 2020: Tablets, Streaming Devices & More Gifts Under $150
Shopping for tech products to give out as gifts isn’t necessarily the easiest task, especially if you aren’t an enthusiast […]
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Opinion: The Sub $250 US Android Smartphone Market Needs To Die
The market for smartphones is, by-and-large, dominated by phones in the mid-range and budget segments. But at least one portion […]
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Vivo V20 Review – Checking All Of The Boxes In A Sleek, Affordable Package
A review of the Vivo V20, with a price tag of under $350, begs the question of why anybody would […]
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Chromebooks Get Dark Mode But You Don't Want It Just Yet
Google has finally rolled out a new system-level dark mode for Chromebooks on the Canary Channel. That’s according to recent […]
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Chrome 87 Beta Update Improves PDFs, Cookies & Connected Cameras
Chrome 87 is still more than a month away for desktop and a week longer still for Chromebooks but a […]
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Zhiyun Smooth XS Review – A More Affordable Mobile Gimbal For The Rest Of Us?
With a typical cost of over $150, gimbals can be expensive but Zhiyun Smooth XS, recently sent out for review, […]
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Google Seems Confused About How Long Chromebooks Should Get Updates
Google has now officially ensured that two new Chromebooks will see almost nine years of updates. That’s according to reports […]
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Prime Day Deal: Half Off Networking Gear From D-Link, Netgear, TP-Link
If it’s time to update your router or other networking equipment, Amazon Prime Day deals should be the first place […]
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Lenovo ThinkPad C13 Yoga Is A Powerful AMD Chromebook For Power Users
Lenovo has reportedly announced a powerful new AMD-powered ThinkPad C13 Yoga Chromebook Enterprise but its biggest differentiator might be the […]
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Progressive Web Apps Get Better Thanks To Chrome 86 Native File API
Chrome 86 has arrived and brought tons of new security measures but it’s also delivering a Native File System API […]
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How To Download & Install Progressive Web Apps Via Google Chrome
Progressive Web Apps (PWA) are, in effect, web applications that can be downloaded and installed from Google Chrome and run […]
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Incipio Offers Grippy Protection For Your Pixel 4a 5G Or Pixel 5
Incipio has now expanded its grippy, slim-fitting Grip cases for Google Pixel 4a 5G and Pixel 5. That’s based on […]
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Can Microsoft Compete With Top Chromebooks Via Surface Laptop Go?
Microsoft has announced a new member of its Surface family with the Surface Laptop Go, reports indicate. This gadget isn’t […]
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Google Pixel 4a 5G, Pixel 5 Samples Showcase Camera Changes
Google launched its Pixel 4a 5G and Pixel 5 handsets yesterday and has now shared some camera samples. The samples, […]
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Google Photos Editor Turns Full Photo Suite With Latest Update
The Google Photos photo editor is getting some serious updates starting today, with even more features coming for Pixel devices. […]
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AT&T Wants To Give Your Family A More Flexible Unlimited Plan
AT&T has now reportedly introduced its own mix-and-match style unlimited plan dubbed „Unlimited Your Way.” The plan is similar to […]
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Google Meet, G Suite Free Advanced Features Are Going Away Soon
Google will end free access to paid features in both Google Meet and G Suite — both for Education and […]
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California Whistleblower, Carrier Lawsuit Settled For $116 Million
AT&T and Verizon have now settled a California lawsuit started back in 2012, with either carrier agreeing to pay out […]
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The Justice Department Is Still Trying To Take WeChat From You
The Justice Department is now requesting that a ban on WeChat, blocked by a federal judge, moves forward, halting downloads […]
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If You Go Work At Google, They'll Help You Pay Off Student Debt
Google has now pledged to help its employees pay off student debt, reports indicate. That is, as long as you […]
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Let BodyGuardz Protect Your New Samsung Galaxy S20 FE
Samsung launched its new Galaxy S20 Fan Edition (FE) and BodyGuardz has announced new accessories to keep it safe. Certified […]
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Fly Around & Check Your Whole Home With Ring Always Home Drone Cam
Amazon-owned Ring is reportedly taking home security in an unexpected direction with a new device dubbed the Always Home Cam. […]
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Need Security For Your Car? Ring Has Some New Products For You
Amazon’s Ring has now officially launched a range of security- and connectivity-related devices, including cameras, specially designed for a car. […]
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Samsung Confirms TV Plus Service Is Coming To Phones & Soon
Samsung has announced that its TV Plus service will be coming over to select Galaxy-branded phones from its televisions. For […]
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Did The US Just Grant Intel A License To Sell Chips To Huawei?
Intel has a US government-granted license to sell chipsets to Huawei, according to new reports. The reports, stemming from China, […]
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Google Has Killed Paid Chrome Extensions & Permanently
Google 'temporarily’ disallowed new paid Chrome extensions back in March and now it’s killed the feature permanently. That’s according to […]
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Easy-Access Downloads, Screenshots, Files Coming To Your Chromebook
Google is going to make it easy for users to quickly access their important files on a Chromebook, reports indicate. […]
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Mozilla Says It's Time To Say Goodbye To Firefox Notes & Send
Mozilla will officially shutter its Firefox Notes and Firefox Send services before the end of 2020, reports indicate. For clarity, […]
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You Probably Believe At Least One Of These Still-Popular Tech Myths
A staggering number of people believe myths about tech that ultimately stem from misinformation, either apparently deliberate or otherwise. That’s […]
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Leak Shows Two Color Options For Stylish Nest Audio Smart Speaker
The long-expected update to the original Google Home smart speaker, tentatively dubbed the Nest Audio, is going to be a […]
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Spotify Joins Ranks In Rebellion Against Anti-Competitive Apple
Spotify has joined Microsoft and Epic, closing ranks with calls for investigation into the purportedly anti-competitive practices at Apple. Recent […]
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Facebook Gives Snapdragon XR2 VR Platform Its Consumer Debut
The launch of the Facebook-built Oculus Quest 2 marks the first appearance of the Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 VR platform. Or […]
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AT&T Boasts New Netgear Nighthawk-Branded 5G Mobile Hotspot
AT&T will now provide in-home 5G to its customers via a new hotspot dubbed the Netgear Nighthawk 5G Mobile Hotspot […]
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Screen Recording On Your Chromebooks To Get A Lot Less Complicated
Screen recording on Chromebooks and other Chrome OS devices will soon be a lot less convoluted thanks to “Capture Mode.” […]
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Google Smart Glasses Are Anything But Dead, Patent Shows
Google is still eyeing the market for smart glasses, according to the patent spotters at Patently Apple. Those are going […]
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Time To Replace Your Google Nest Thermostat, FCC Listing Hints
A new Google Nest-branded thermostat is on the way, based on a recent 9to5Google report. The report, stemming from an […]
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President Trump Sows Confusion On TikTok Sale Deadline
Recent comments from President Donald Trump are reportedly causing some confusion about the deadline for when TikTok must be sold. […]
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 Takes Iterative Design Savvy To A New Level
Samsung has taken to YouTube to showcase the Galaxy Z Fold 2 with a heavy focus on design decisions. As […]
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MediaTek To Build On Chip Trends For Powerful New Chromebooks in 2021
MediaTek hopes to make Chromebooks even more competitive in 2021 via the introduction of a powerful custom-built 6nm Arm processor. […]
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Campus Returns Facebook To Its College Roots, Sort Of
Facebook is returning to its college roots with a new in-app feature called Facebook Campus. As might be guessed from […]