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Instagram Testing the Ability to Hide Likes
Instagram is testing a feature that will allow users to hide Likes, both in other users’ posts and in their own. One of the downsides of social...
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Intel CEO: Global Semiconductor Shortage Will Last a Couple of Years
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger has weighed in on the global semiconductor shortage, and it’s not good news for those wanting a quick fix. The semicond...
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Parallels Desktop 16.5 Runs Arm Windows 10 on M1 Mac 30% Faster
Parallels has released the latest version of Parallels Desktop, boasting up to 30% faster performance running Arm Windows 10 on M1 Macs. Parall...
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New York Times Tech Workers Unionize
Tech workers at The New York Times have formed a union, part of an ongoing trend within the tech industry. Once nearly devoid of union...
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Google’s AppSheet Automation Now Available
Google has made its low-code automation tool, AppSheet Automation, generally available. Google...
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Siri Spills the Beans: Apple’s Next Event is April 20
Siri has spilled the beans on Apple’s next event, indicating it will be held on Tuesday, April 20. Apple watchers have been expecting the compa...
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Google Changes Search Console Algorithm for Counting Image Impressions
Google has announced a change to how image impressions are counted in Search Console, effective April 6....
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Mobile App Usage Up 30%, Hits 4.2 Hours Per Day
A new report shows how much mobile app usage has grown during the pandemic, reaching 4.2 hours per day, a 30% increase over 2019. As people hav...
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Microsoft Releases 64-Bit Version of OneDrive
Microsoft has (finally) released a 64-bit version of the OneDrive sync client for Windows. OneDrive is Microsoft’s online cloud storage service...
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LG Makes “Three Year Pledge” to Provide Smartphone Android Updates
LG has committed to providing Android updates to its premium smartphones up to three years, despite plans to exit the business. LG...
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Apple Opens Find My to Third Parties
Apple has opened its Find My service to third parties, making it possible to track third-party devices via the app. Until now, Apple’s Find My...
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Google Using Rust for Low-Level Android Development
Google is now using Rust for low-level development of the Android Open Source Project (AOSP). Kotlin and Java are the primary languages used fo...
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Google Open Sources Lyra Audio Codec
Google has announced it is open sourcing its Lyra audio codec, a codec that uses machine learning to compress the audio and preserve quality. A...
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Microsoft Announces Preview Version of OpenJDK Java Distribution
Microsoft has announced a preview build of its OpenJDK Java distribution. It’s been a bad week for Oracle. First, the company...
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Signal Adding Privacy-Focused Cryptocurrency Payments
Signal messaging app is adding payments, using the MobileCoin cryptocurrency and wallet. Signal is widely considered to be the most private mes...
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