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In a series of updates released this morning on the App Store, Google brought support for 2 extremely anticipated iOS 11 options – iPhone X compatibility and iPad drag and drop – to their Docs, Slides, and Sheets apps. In iPhone X, Google’s apps currently take complete advantage of the bigger display, extending to all […]
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Amazon probably is not the 1st company you think that of once it comes to augmented or virtual reality (with some exceptions), but it’s determined to change your mind. the internet giant has unveiled a developer service, Sumerian, that promises to simplify making AR and VR apps — and general 3D apps, for that matter. […]
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A lot of Language-learning apps available, so Language-learning are nothing to new, with offerings from Duolingo and MIT able to teach you a new way to communicate right on your smartphone. currently, Microsoft is looking to teach you Chinese with a free new AI-powered iOS app. The idea here is to provide users with a […]
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Leica has revealed its newest camera in its portfolio, the APS-C class CL. The CL could be a very similar camera to the TL2 released earlier this year, with the same image sensor and overall performance. but it’s a most classical design than the TL2 futuristic and must appeal to those needing a classic style […]
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Just a few weeks ago, Instagram photo-sharing network created it easy to invite a friend to view your live broadcasts. sadly, the invitation was just one way. Instagram has fixed that, however, with a new option: you’ll currently request to join your friend’s live video. While you are looking at your buddy’s live video, you’ll […]
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After catching up on iOS, Google’s keyboard app for Android is currently racing ahead, courtesy of an update that packs 40 extra languages (including Japanese), and inbuilt sticker packs. although Google already includes a keyboard for non-Latin script languages, it isn’t forcing you to adopt Gboard, as noted by 9to5Google. Instead, you will need to […]
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Google is constantly working to improve Chrome OS for the better and in a lot of cases that comes down to the small things. Recently, a lot of changes are related to Android apps, and now, Google is creating a change to notifications on ChromeOS to better suit those apps. Chrome Story has started implementing […]
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In its latest attempt to woo video creators away from YouTube, Facebook has released an app only for them. It’s referred to as Facebook Creator, and it includes a bunch of tools for streaming video, updating Stories, and message people across several of Facebook’s platforms. Facebook has long had an app for people that manage […]
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Apple and India’s telecoms regulator are at loggerheads for more than a year over privacy issues, but currently, it appears a tentative compromise has been reached, with the tech company agreeing to help the Indian government develop an anti-spam app for its iOS platform. The original argument concerns the telecom regulatory authority of India (TRAI) […]
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Microsoft is making a unique version of Skype for little business owners and freelancers. The software giant is going to preview the new version of Skype shortly as a desktop client in the U.S. Skype professional account combines Skype calls, meetings, calendar, and payments. This can be especially useful for freelancers which may use Skype to […]
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