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Four of Microsoft’s most popular apps for iPhones and iPads are finally ready to leave their users in the dark… in a good way. We’re talking about Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote, a productivity-focused quartet joining Outlook and OneDrive today […]
October 11, 2019
We’ve already seen a myriad of Pixel 4 leaks even though we’re still 4 days away from the official Google event. Given the phone’s extensive leak history, it was only natural that the marketing campaign also appeared before the official […]
October 1, 2019
Back at Google I/O the search giant announced a feature called Live Caption that transcribes audio into subtitles and puts them on the screen. Now, thanks to XDA-Developers, we can see how the feature works – it analyzes any audio […]
October 17, 2019
GSM ArenaApple just came out with an interesting insight on how iOS 13 adoption is going. The article is aimed mostly at iOS app developers so they can be in touch with the trends. So according to the pie chart in […]
Mobile, Privacy, Security, Smartphones
October 17, 2019
TechradarAs security flaws go, a fingerprint scanner that will unlock a phone for any unregistered print is pretty serious – and that’s exactly what seems to be happening with the Samsung Galaxy S10. Okay, there’s a bit more to it […]
October 16, 2019
The VergeOver the past week or so, it has felt like the entire public conversation around tech has turned a now familiar question: what should stay up, and what should come down? First, there’s the ongoing debate about whether Facebook should […]
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