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Korean report suggests next Samsung phablet will skip Note 6, be named Galaxy Note 7 instead — 9to5Google
As far as Samsung goes, this week certainly is getting pretty crazy. The Galaxy S7 edge is almost at the center of it all: an eighty meter-tall, LED powered screen is turning an entire building’s facade into a billboard ad, and rumor has it that the phone may soon land in a special Batman-themed edition.…
Cortana for Android now mirrors notifications on Windows 10 PCs for beta testers — 9to5Google
Back in April at Microsoft’s Build conference it was revealed that Cortana for Android users would soon be able to have their smartphone notifications show up on a Windows 10 PC. Now it seems that feature is rolling out, at least to some beta testers/Insiders. more…Filed under: Android, Apps and Updates Tagged: Android, apps and updates,…
via Cortana for Android now mirrors notifications on Windows 10 PCs for beta testers — 9to5Google
Google wants to effectively kill Flash, Chrome will default to HTML5 by Q4 2016 — 9to5Google
Google wields a lot of influence on the web as the developer of the most popular desktop browser in the world. As detailed in a draft proposal (via Venture Beat), the company wants to effectively kill Flash by blocking the plugin and prioritizing HTML5 by the end of the year. more…Filed under: Apps and Updates, Chrome/OS Tagged: Adobe Flash, Chrome,…
via Google wants to effectively kill Flash, Chrome will default to HTML5 by Q4 2016 — 9to5Google
This is Google’s proposal to address emoji gender inequality — 9to5Google
As messaging becomes an increasingly more important part of our daily lives, so do the particular languages that we use to communicate on our digital platforms — and few “particular” things have become as influential as emojis. However, up to this point, most of them have been designed with generally male-like physiognomies, and to address this…
via This is Google’s proposal to address emoji gender inequality — 9to5Google
Microsoft and Google agree to drop all complaints to regulators against each other — 9to5Google
Microsoft and Google have reached an agreement to stop complaining about each other to regulators. Speaking to Re/code, the companies have said they will attempt to work out any issues between themselves in the future, before getting regulators involved. more…Filed under: Google Corporate Tagged: Google, lawsuit, legal, Microsoft
via Microsoft and Google agree to drop all complaints to regulators against each other — 9to5Google
Google Drive will now send alert notifications on the web in Chrome — 9to5Google
In the past, the primary way of interacting with Google Drive notifications was through email. It was only recently that Drive on Android and iOS begin sending alert notifications. Starting today, Google Drive will also send out notifications on the web in Chrome. more…Filed under: Apps and Updates, Google Apps Tagged: Google Chrome, Google Drive, notifications
via Google Drive will now send alert notifications on the web in Chrome — 9to5Google
Opinion: How iPhone SE is tempting me to actually skip iPhone 7 — 9to5Mac
From iPhone 4 and beyond, I’ve never skipped out on buying a flagship iPhone. The white AT&T iPhone 4 in May 2011 was my first model, then iPhone 4s in November a month after its launch. Starting with iPhone 5, I’ve bought every flagship iPhone on day one (even camping out in line overnight at least twice). I…
via Opinion: How iPhone SE is tempting me to actually skip iPhone 7 — 9to5Mac
Worried About Losing Your Luggage? Travel With the Bluesmart Smart Suitcase!
If you’re worried about losing your luggage during your travels this summer, worry no more. The latest travel gadget is the Bluesmart Smart Suitcase, equipped with built-in GPS that lets you track it and grab it. There’s more to this nifty luggage, including a battery to charge your devices. Here’s the full scoop:
Here are the new human-like Unicode 9.0 emoji coming in Android N [Gallery] — 9to5Google
Thanks to Emojipedia you don’t have to install the Android N Developer Preview to see Google’s take on the latest Unicode 9.0 emoji. The move away from generic bulbous characters to more human-like designs has apparently been a contentious decision, but this update also includes several new emoji that should make everyone happy… more…Filed under: Android Tagged: Android emoji,…
via Here are the new human-like Unicode 9.0 emoji coming in Android N [Gallery] — 9to5Google
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