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Apple will introduce a new iCloud service designed for events and invitations. This service will differ from Calendar and is set to launch “this coming week," as reported by Mark Gurman in his latest weekly podcast "On Demand" for Bloomberg.
The service would be called "Confetti" and will be a "new way to invite people to parties, functions, and meetings."
The arrival of the service is tied to the iOS 18.3 launch, which started rolling out last week, in the final days of January. The new invites
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After President Trump announced a 25 percent tariff on nearly all Canadian imported goods (and Canada announced its own 25 percent tariff on American imported goods), Doug Ford, the premier of Ontario — and a former supporter of President Trump — announced the Canadian territory would be “ripping up” a $100 million contract with Elon Musk’s Starlink. The contract was signed in November last year. Musk, boss of Starlink and... Read more ›
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The S Pen was first introduced in 2011 with the original Galaxy Note – this original design was a passive device that relied on a Wacom layer in the Note device itself to track its position and, later on, things like pressure too. Then in 2018 the Galaxy Note9 added a battery and Bluetooth connectivity to the S Pen, allowing it to trigger actions remotely. In the camera, for example,... Read more ›
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The Samsung Galaxy S25 is easily the go-to compact Android phone to get. Yes, you can find small phones with better camera systems - Xiaomi's 15 and vivo's X200 Pro mini come to mind - but those aren't as readily available and we'd argue that they won't be to everyone's liking. After years of dominating the smartphone market, Samsung feels comfortable to users, an advantage it shares only with the... Read more ›
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Nothing has been teasing something for the past few days, and it's even announced a launch event taking place on March 4. We've since heard through the rumor mill that the event is for the Phone (3a) and Phone (3a) Pro. Today, the company itself has confirmed that the "Nothing Phone (3a) series" is coming in early March. To celebrate this name reveal, Nothing has outed this teaser image: Not... Read more ›
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Apple will introduce a new iCloud service designed for events and invitations. This service will differ from Calendar and is set to launch “this coming week," as reported by Mark Gurman in his latest weekly podcast "On Demand" for Bloomberg. The service would be called "Confetti" and will be a "new way to invite people to parties, functions, and meetings." The arrival of the service is tied to the iOS... Read more ›
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This just in, the Galaxy S25+ has arrived and we've started work on its review. But in the meantime, let's do an unboxing. As before, the Galaxy S25+ ships with a USB-C cable and a SIM eject tool. You'd need to supply your own case and charger. Charging, as before, peaks at 45 watts. This is a running theme throughout the new Galaxy S25 series (but especially on the non-Ultra... Read more ›
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VPNs are intended to keep your data safe and protect your privacy, but how do you know which VPNs actually do what they claim? Google has taken steps to keep users informed and help them find secure VPNs with the introduction of a new Verified badge. The badge (a shield with a checkmark and the word “Verified” underneath) is featured prominently in the search results and on an app’s details... Read more ›
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The yet to be released Samsung Galaxy A36 and Galaxy A56 appeared in a set of French repairability indices posted by Samsung France. This development is similar to last year when the predecessors for both phones were also listed by Samsung France ahead of their launch. Galaxy A36 repairability score Unsurprisingly, both phones earned similar repairability scores of 8.4/10. The score for the Galaxy A36 is identical to its predecessor,... Read more ›
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With the Samsung Galaxy S25 series out and about without any trace of Exynos 2500, some were quick to assume that we won't be getting an Exynos-powered Samsung flagship this year. However, a confirmation that the company is working on the chipset comes from an unlikely place - Samsung's earnings report. In an earnings call aimed at investors, the Samsung System LSI department shared some info regarding the Exynos 2500.... Read more ›
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