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If you are part of the Windows Insiders Fast Ring (or have opted to skip ahead). You will find and download 17074 to build Windows 10 Insider Preview. Of note is the addition of Quiet Hours, which works similar to the Mac Do Not Disturb feature. You can set up your own schedule, During this […]
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It has been a month since American Express and Mastercard decided to stop asking signs for EMV chip credit cards. Now Visa joins their ranks, making signs optional for chipped transactions in North America. Beginning April this year, you do not have to sign to EMV transactions. “Visa is committed to delivering secure, fast and […]
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The “Duo” is Google’s video calling app, and it seems like the technology giant wants to spread the word about it. As for Android Police, Google Duo users can now call people who do not own the app installed and who have not registered with the service. It works like any other Google Duo communication, […]
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Spectre and Meltdown last week took the whole technology industry by storm. But fortunately, companies are working towards patching the vulnerabilities. For Chrome OS, the most recent devices are patched against Meltdown, with Google posting a whole list on the current status of mitigations. As found by Android Police, the list is available on the […]
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Boeing has today revealed a huge drone that can lift a 500-pound payload. This is an “unmanned electric vertical-takeoff and landing (eVTOL) cargo air vehicle (CAV) prototype”. The aerospace giant said it has been able to serve as the precursor for future flying autonomous aircraft. The company says that heavy-duty drone Boeing’s engineers should only […]
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Just Imagine that you and a group of friends are at the top of a hill after a long hike. It is sunset and the sky is alight; You want to take a photograph. You pull out your smartphone, but instead of flipping it around to take a long-armed selfie, you unclip a small drone […]
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Qualcomm’s QCC5100 is a little tiny system with a chip that you will apparently never see. But it can make your life a little better. The chip is designed for real wireless headphones and whatever Qualcomm calls “hearable” — headphones with wearable design smart features. The best comparison for the new chip is Qualcomm’s CSR8675, […]
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In CES 2018, Asus has announced the latest version of its small Chromebox, the Chromebox 3. And while normally, I would not expect too much from a 4.5 x 4.5-inch desktop computer that will only run Chrome OS. Asus deserves some credit for including both a USB-C port and Intel’s latest 8th-gen Core processors. It […]
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Every year in the CES, with all the TVs and laptops and gadgets is the always-escalating competition of who can cram the maximum storage into a single flash drive. And this time, SanDisk showed up with a prototype of what’s supposed to be the world’s smallest 1TB USB-C flash drive. This is not much of […]
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Do not think it has enough to have Amazon Alexa in your car? Garmin thinks it’s a better plan: throw in a dash cam. Its new Speak plus includes the same voice assistant which provides directions, music playback, and other hands-free controls. But it’s tucked in a camera that can both record “incidents” (read: collisions) […]
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