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You probably remember Android Beam, right? This was Android’s early tap-to-share feature that used NFC to beam photos or files to a nearby device through a tap. We haven’t written about it since 2014 because Google decided to kill it off. They’ve since replaced or expanded that sharing functionality with Quick Share, which can be...
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This story was originally published by Inside Climate News and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. From the cold snap this winter to the US war with Iran, rising energy bills are making headlines. But there’s a larger story behind spikes in gas-utility costs, one decades in the making. The main driver of these bills used […] Read more ›
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As child social media bans spread across Europe and beyond, Estonia isn't having it. On Friday, the country's education minister said the bans won't "actually solve problems," while warning that the kids will find a way regardless.Although companies like Meta would love for you to believe it’s a fairy tale, social media addiction is associated with tangible negative repercussions for children. Studies show that its harms range from depression and... Read more ›
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Whoop, the makers of a screen-free fitness tracker of the same name, could soon have some competition. Fitbit teased its take on a Whoop-style band with the help of Steph Curry at the end of March, and based on a trademark filing spotted by Gadgets & Wearables, Garmin appears to be working on its own band that tracks similar health metrics.This new Garmin wearable, called "CIRQA" in the trademark filing... Read more ›
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Google Japan is teasing an exclusive Pixel release. The teaser includes a photo that translates to “Japan limited model,” plus the post says, “We will deliver it with artistic special specifications.” We are unsure which Pixel model is getting this exclusive treatment, but the Pixel 10a or Pixel 10 Pro could be a safe bet.... Read the original post: Japan Getting Exclusive Pixel Color Read more ›
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Samsung has announced that it will discontinue its Samsung Messages application in July of this year. All users are being asked to upgrade to Google Messages as their default messaging app. This move comes as no shock. Google Messages has been the default messaging app on Galaxy devices for a bit now, so as long... Read the original post: Samsung Messages Will be Discontinued in July Read more ›
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Just last week we asked if a smaller Galaxy Ultra device, one that might need to ditch the S Pen, would interest you. Now reported out of South Korea, Samsung is readying a Galaxy S27 Pro, a device that will fill a space between the Galaxy S27+ and Galaxy S27 Ultra. While we don’t have... Read the original post: Galaxy S27 Pro, New Fourth Model, Will Ditch S Pen Read more ›
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Google Photos users on Android, you can now change playback speed of videos. This new feature is rolling out now, Google announced today as a “top request” from the community. To adjust video playback speed in Google Photos, you’ll open the Photos app, tap on a video you want to edit, tap the 3-dot menu... Read the original post: Google Photos Adds Video Playback Speed on Android Read more ›
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For my fellow Local Guides, who utilize Google Maps to contribute reviews of establishments and share photos of locations and food, Google is offering 3 new features to use. The big one is Gemini-powered captions. When you upload a photo to go along with your review or whatever else you might be adding to Maps,... Read the original post: Gemini Can Now Help Write Your Google Maps Contributions Read more ›
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If there’s one thing Gemini should be good it, it would be recognizing patterns from conversations that might signal a person in need of help. Google believes it could be useful for this and has announced better access to crisis support, as well as funds to support global hotlines. In a blog post talking about... Read the original post: Gemini Tries to be Better About Mental Health Read more ›
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In a software update that is now available, Galaxy XR has received Android Enterprise support, as well as a few everyday user-facing upgrades. For Enterprise users, feel free to check out Samsung’s blog for all of the latest enhancements. For the presumably few of you still rocking Galaxy XR, the new features rolling out include... Read the original post: Galaxy XR Gets Handful of New Features Read more ›
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For those looking for the best AT&T unlimited plan, the choices are pretty simple to narrow down, thanks to AT&T only offering 3 different plans. Unlike T-Mobile, who has more plans than I can keep track of, AT&T has a straight-forward line-up of unlimited data options with clear descriptions for features. I’ve got to be... Read the original post: AT&T’s Best Unlimited Plan Read more ›
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Google is adding two pretty major changes to Chrome on your desktop, one of which you’ve either been begging Google to add or that might completely offend your internet browsing brain. The other is for the readers among us. Vertical Tabs in Chrome Google has (is) adding an option that can move your Chrome tabs... Read the original post: Chrome Adds Vertical Tabs for the Crazies Read more ›
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