Year: 2021
VR headsets for online office meets? Facebook thinks it’ll be interesting
Do you want to wear a virtual reality (VR) headphones for your conference meetings? If you do, Facebook has an app for you for your official team sessions. Facebook has unveiled “Horizon Workrooms”, a virtual reality application for team collaboration, which, according to it, will make remote more immersive meetings because it is built around […]
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Chrome on Android 12 will support multiple windows
Smartphones become more powerful and more important than some of the hard boundaries of the past do not really apply today. Multi-Tasking has become more important than phones earn more RAM and more than one application open at the same time is a staple function on tablets and the new breed of foldable devices. Despite […]
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SmartThings Edge lets smart homes work without an Internet connection
Intelligent home devices and appliances can do many impressive elements, especially when working with a single order or automated scenario. Almost all these smart home products and platforms have an intrinsic and almost non-negotiable dependence on the cloud and, therefore, an internet connection. After the IoT industry trends, Samsung also evolves its SmartThings platform with […]
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Windows 11 Clock app with new Focus Sessions rolls out to Insiders
Microsoft slowly teases the integrated applications that will arrive with Windows 11, but most of them have been criticized for only aesthetic changes. Microsoft Paint is one of the few who get more than rounded corners or a support of dark themes, but even this has not satisfied Windows users or venerable fans paint program. […]
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Tesla Bot humanoid robot is Elon Musk’s latest obsession
The illustrious musk ELON can be credited for many things, but the tech luminaire has also been criticized for rather unorthodox projects, projects and statements. The best known for Tesla EVS, Spacex Rockets and a boring company, Musk now sets its tourist attractions on what could be its most eccentric project to date, excluding the […]
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OnePlus 9 RT could be the company’s last numbered phone this year
OnePlus’s range of products appears to be everywhere since last year. This started to push the ONEPLUS NORTH series while taking a step back with the main “numbered” leading flags. According to sources, there will be no OnePlus 9T this year, but that does not necessarily mean that this is done with the 9 series. […]
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Pixel 5a (5G) reportedly overheats when recording at 4K 60fps
Since 2013, Google has completed 14 smartphones, the last pixel 5A announced this week. Despite eight years of experience and many material partners, it seems that the giant technology has still not nailed the quality of quality. There have been problems here and there on all generations of pixels, which could not all be fixed […]
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Galaxy S22 Ultra telephoto camera might not get upgraded
The Galaxy S22 is so far made a mixed bag. The first smartphone should be the first smartphone to use the next Exynos AMD-increased 2200, but most models sold around the world may not use this processor. Some discussions on the new phone’s new camera systems, but Samsung decided not to use its new subpanel […]
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Galaxy Z Flip 3 teardown shows plenty of graphite pads
While the Galaxy Z fold 3 probably gets the part of the lion of attention, the Galaxy Z Flip 3 is in no way a bededogne. In fact, some early comments would attribute the small foldable clamshell the price “Buy” for its price and functionality. However, the Galaxy Z Flip 3 is still a complex […]
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Facebook targets vaccine misinformation superspreaders in ban spree
Facebook announced a recent crackdown on a dozen accounts responsible for “Super-head” misinformation on Covid-19 vaccines. Disposal also included bans on pages and groups related to CIVID-19 misinformation and “supersfeaders” that have been cited in a recent study on how the false news has spread online during The pandemic. Earlier this year, a study has […]
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