Microsoft’s new Surface Plus program — along with its business-oriented sibling, Surface Plus for Business — is basically a no-interest financing deal with some nice perks for anyone looking to buy a Surface.
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VSCO is a brand well-known among photographers who take advantage of its presets for desktop and its mobile app featuring film-inspired filters and pro image tools. Now the company is moving into video editing, with the launch of its first video editing tool on iOS. The tool will allow users to apply presets and tools to any size video from their smartphone camera, then share the… Read More
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AMD has finally announced availability for its new Threadripper processors and Vega video cards. Should you prepare to upgrade, and should Intel and Nvidia start to worry?
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Pinterest is one of the industry’s most fascinating companies — going from a simple digital collage to one of the leaders in image recognition and visual search, of all things. That feeds into the company’s hope of helping its users — more than 150 million strong — discover things they didn’t realize they were interested in and finally decide to do… Read More
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Better flagging, more experts and restrictions for controversial content are all part of YouTube’s plan.
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Designed to sit on a desk, this surprisingly stylish mini-tower handles all your power needs. Plus: If you like puzzles and own an Android device, today’s your lucky day…
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Mozilla recently updated its Firefox mobile browser for iOS with some useful new features.
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You can now tell your Amazon Echo device to pause, play, fast forward, rewind, or launch content on Amazon Fire TV. Up next: Smart home camera feeds on your TV.
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After clashes between taxi and Uber drivers, some of which turned deadly, the ride-hailing company hires a security force called Hi-Risk. It may not be enough.
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Helpling, the Rocket Internet-founded company that lets you book a range of home services online, has raised further funding. This time around, the undisclosed backing — which I understand to be “several million” Euros — comes from Unilever Ventures, the venture arm of Unilever, in what can undoubtedly be described as a strategic investment. Read More
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