p>Good morning, everyone! You look stunning.
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p>The iPad has come a long way since its launch it's now able to be operated using either a trackpad or mouse. The 13.4 update that was released yesterday for iOS and iPadOS added that and several other features, including support for third-party navigation apps on the CarPlay? dashboard and updated iCloud file sharing that's going to be a lot more useful.
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p>The browser is still the most important thing to change. Safari for iOS, iPadOS and macOS currently blocks all third-party cookies by default and is the first mainstream browser to do it. Google has announced it will do the same with Chrome, but not until 2022. This is a significant improvement in privacy since it removes any sense that exceptions are not allowed or that cross-site tracking is not allowed. Android makes me feel more secure, and I already use it.
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p>-- Richard
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p>A better sensor, better autofocus, and a very comfortable tilt display.The Fujifilm X100V is the best camera for street photography that is compact.
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p>Fujifilm's X100-series compact street cameras have been a success and the X100V no different. However, Fujifilm has introduced numerous technological improvements with a higher resolution 26.1-megapixel sensor, a sharper lens tilting screen, and impressive 4K video capabilities. It's now simpler than ever to use and takes sharper, more richer photos than its predecessor. Read Steve Dent's full review.
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p>Royole's FlexPai? 2 is the first phone with Royole's new flexible display.
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p>Royole was the first to introduce a foldable phone and it's now ready for round 2. Royole claims that the FlexPai? 2 will have Royole's third generation Cicada Wing FFD, which has a much improved bend radius. It's now only 1mm. The FlexPai? 2 is still able to bend more than 200,000 times, even though it has a 3mm diameter.
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p>The phone will have a better fold, perhaps even better than Huawei's Mate Xs, which has an identical flexible screen facing outward. ZTE is working with Huawei on future phones, so you might find one out in the wild.
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p>Mojang is offering learning 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 stuck at home keep on learning , beyond educational TV and more books, there's now a amount of educational content for free available in Minecraft. Mojang has added a category devoted to education to the Marketplace which includes a bunch of lessons from Minecraft: Education Edition. These worlds are all free to download as of today on all Bedrock versions of Minecraft, and they'll be available at no additional cost until June 30th.
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p>How to get help online in times of social isolation. How to talk to a therapist if you are trapped in your home.
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p>Although the coronavirus outbreak isn't the only time the world has experienced a global pandemic however, we've never been as technologically prepared to face the issues of avoiding contact with humans as now. However, as we get ready to hunker down and remain at home to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, we're becoming more isolated than ever before.
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p>Not only does solitude lead to loneliness, but we're also reduced to communicating with people largely via text messages and other messaging. We look at the options for professional help and assistance, while still staying where you need it.
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p>Millions of people are trapped inside and are using Facebook to manage. Facebook is struggling to keep up to the 'unprecedented amount' of traffic.
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p>In fact, the increase in use is straining the social network's own resources, which isn't the typical complaint from a company that operates online. Facebook has lowered the quality of video in Europe and has hired the majority of its contract workers who are moderators of content.
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p>The company also warned that its revenue could be affected by the decrease in its advertising business due to the spread of the disease. Jay Pareikh (VP of Infrastructure) and Alex Schultz (VP of Analytics) stated that they don't have the ability to monetize all of the services where there is increased engagement. They also said that there has been a decline in the ad business in countries that have implemented aggressive measures to stop 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 save you more than $250.
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p>In the coming month, YouTube streams will default to 480p to conserve 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 developing drones that are more quiet and flexible for delivery.
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p>BioWare? book will be a chronicle of 25 years of games
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p>Google makes it easier to find COVID-19 travel advisories
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