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Google is reported to be working on a new feature for Google Photos that will help clean up and organize your library. Called Photo Stacks, the name is literal, taking similar photos that were taken together and automatically grouping them into a stack. Detailed by user @AssembleDebug over on the service formerly known as Twitter, … Continued
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Comcast announced speed boosts for its home internet customers today, which is cool, but even cooler for mobile device lovers such as ourselves, select customers are getting a free line of Xfinity Mobile. As the company details, when an Internet customer (new and existing) subscribes to a plan with speeds of 400Mbps or faster, they’re … Continued Read the original post: Select Xfinity Internet Customers Get Free Xfinity Mobile Line Read more ›
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Google may have given Gboard a really neat new Voice Toolbar for voice-typing enthusiasts to utilize, but they also appear to have made a change to the keyboard’s styling that has some people borderline upset. Guys, Gboard has dropped the square-ish keys and is going with a much more rounded design. Uh oh. We were … Continued Read the original post: Gboard Switches to Rounded Keys and Folks Aren’t Loving... Read more ›
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