Members of the Windows 10 Insider program can now check out a newly updated version of the operating system’s default Camera app, which makes some thoughtful tweaks to the user interface.
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Oreo was a bit of a lackluster update on first launch, but the mobile operating system is getting some nice new tricks with 8.1’s updates. The new Speed Labels feature is one of the more compelling of the bunch, offering estimated network signals prior to logging on. Starting this week, users with 8.1 installed will see one of four qualifiers next to open Wi-Fi networks: Very Fast, Fast,… Read More
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The PX headphones are Bowers & Wilkins’ first noise-cancelling headphones. While Bowers & Wilkins is more known for its premium work with high-end speakers, its first foray into noise-cancelling headphones is a win. Overall the Bowers & Wilkins PX wireless headphones boast big sound and a sharp design, but they come at a high price compared to similar offerings by competitors. Read More
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Microsoft is bringing the Alexa voice assistant to Windows 10 PCs this year. But do you really need not one, but two voice assistants lingering on your PC?
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Netflix crossed a fun milestone today, crossing the $100 billion mark for its market cap as it once again surprised industry observers with better-than-expected growth in its subscribers. We’ll get to the financial numbers in a minute but, as usual, the big story here is that it continues to wow Wall Street with impressive growth in its subscriber numbers. The company said it added… Read More
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Rupert Murdoch, the executive chairman of News Corporation, today issued a statement calling for Facebook and Google to subsidize the news traveling through their platforms. In the statement, Murdoch calls on Facebook to pay a carriage fee, as cable companies do with pay TV, to trusted publishers that are posting their content on the social media platform. Read More
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Intel told its hardware and software partners to stop distributing the current fixes for the Meltdown security issues due to the large number of PC reboots. The company is working on a new fix for fourth- and fifth-gen CPUs.
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The first reported subscriber numbers, though unofficial, show the new livestreaming services now have hundreds of thousands of paying customers.
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There’s a lot to like about Hyundai’s latest sedan.
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The Blue Link infotainment is great, but driver’s aids take a hit.
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