p>Good morning! You look absolutely stunning.
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p>The iPad is now, a few years after its launch was released, can now be operated using either a trackpad or mouse. Yesterday's iOS 13.4 update for iPadOS and iOS added this feature, as well as a variety of other features that are useful, such as third-party navigation applications to the CarPlay? dashboard. The revamped iCloud file sharing will make it even more useful.
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p>However, one of the biggest changes is in the browser. Safari for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS have now made it a default to block third-party cookies. This is the first major browser to do this. Google has announced that Chrome will do the same but not until 2022. This is a significant privacy enhancement because it removes any belief that exceptions are allowed or that cross-site tracking is not allowed. I'm feeling more secure now and I am using Android.
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p>-- Richard
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p>The Fujifilm X100V camera is a compact street photography camera that has a superior sensor, more autofocus, as well as a comfortable tilt display.
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p>Fujifilm's X100-series compact street cameras have been a success and the X100V is not any different. https://srazy.info/ Fujifilm has made many technical improvements to the X100V, including a 26.1-megapixel sensor that features sharper lens, tilting display, and excellent 4K video capabilities. It's simpler to use than ever before and produces sharper, richer photos than the last model. Steve Dent's complete review is available.
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p>The FlexPai? 2 will be the first phone that uses Royole's most flexible display.Royole's next foldable phone is far more flexible in bending
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p>Royole was the first to introduce an adjustable phone that folds and is now ready for round 2. The FlexPai? 2 will include Royole's third generation Cicada Wing FFD (Fully Flexible Display) which comes with a much-improved bend radius, going from the previous model's 3mm radius down to a mere 1mm while still lasting more than 200,000 bends according to Royole.
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p>This gives the phone a better fold, perhaps even superior to Huawei's Mate Xs, which has a similar flexible outward-facing screen. The company is collaborating with ZTE on future phones- so perhaps you'll be more likely to encounter one in the wild.
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p>Mojang offers educational materials to children who are at home with the Marketplace. 'Minecraft' takes students on a free tour around the ISS
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p>To help students who are stuck at home keep on learning beyond educational TV and more books, there's a new abundance of educational materials for free available in Minecraft. Mojang has added a category devoted to education to the Marketplace, which includes a number of lessons from Minecraft: Education Edition. These worlds are available for available for download today on all Bedrock versions of Minecraft, and they'll be available at no extra cost until June 30th.
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p>How to get help online in the midst of social isolation.How to see a therapist when you're inside
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p>While the coronavirus outbreak isn't the first time the world has been hit by an epidemic that spreads across the globe but we've never been so technologically prepared to face the problems of avoiding contact with human beings as now. We are becoming more isolated as we try to keep COVID-19 from spreading, so we need to stay in our homes and not get too stressed.
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p>Solitary can lead to loneliness. We are also limited to communicating with people mostly through text messages and text messages. We explore the options of obtaining professional assistance and support while staying where you need to be.
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p>Millions of people are stuck in their homes, and are turning to Facebook to cope.Facebook is struggling to keep up with the 'unprecedented traffic
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p>The increase in usage is actually increasing the demands on the resources of the social network -- something you rarely hear from a web-based company. Facebook has decreased video quality in Europe and has cut back most of the contract workforce who work as content moderators.
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p>The company also warned that revenue could be affected by the drop in its ad revenue because of the pandemic. According to the company's Vice President of Analytics, Alex Schultz, and VP of Infrastructure, Jay Pareikh, "We don't make money from the majority of services that are seeing an increase in engagement, and we've noticed an increase in our advertising business in countries taking proactive steps to limit the spread of COVID-19."
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p>But wait there's more...
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p>Microsoft has stopped non-security Windows updates
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p>Surface Pro 7 bundle with Type Cover will help you save more than $250.
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p>In the coming month, YouTube streams will default to 480p to save bandwidth
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p>Wyze's Alexa-equipped fitness tracker costs $25.
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p>Inflatable ISS module maker Bigelow Aerospace laid off all of its employees
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p>UPS is working on quieter and more versatile drones for delivery
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p>BioWare? book will chronicle 25 years of games
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p>Google makes it easier to locate COVID-19 travel advisory
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