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Microsoft Phone Link Instant Hotspot Feature Rolling Out to More Android Smartphones: Report
Microsoft Phone Link app has been updated with support for an instant hotspot feature that was previously limited to Samsung smartphones. Users with Android smartphones from brands such as OnePlus and Oppo may be able to use their handsets as portable hotspots to quickly connect their PCs to their internet without needing to manually configure the ...
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Google Pixel Users Could Soon Get a Lookup Feature to Identify Unknown Callers: Report
Google is reportedly working to bring a new feature for Pixel users that will let them look up unknown numbers to identify them. The feature, dubbed Lookup, was earlier introduced to Pixel devices in Japan with the March Feature Drop, but it was not released outside the region. As per the report, Google could now be aiming to bring the feature to i...
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HTC Users Complain Keyboard App Is Showing Ads, Company Says It's an 'Error'
Posts showing ads on HTC's keyboard app circulated like wildfire on social media during the weekend, after many users joined the commotion to report seeing similar ads on their HTC-made phones.
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Microsoft Authenticator App Now Supports Phone Sign-in for Microsoft Accounts
While the Microsoft Authenticator app has traditionally used two-step verification to ensure the security of the accounts, with the latest update, it will be able to support phone sign-in.
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Modi Keynote and Narendra Modi Apps, Oppo F1s Upgrade, and More Tech News This Week
Demonetisation fallout and two apps with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's name attached dominated the news this week.
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Time to Buy a Phone? Smartly.Me Can Help
This free app can help you to pick out your next phone, or suggest apps and games you should download.
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New Smartphone App Lets You Take Back Messages
Have you ever woken up full of regret about the messages you sent the night before? A new smartphone app could help!
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Now, to find a parking spot, drivers look on their phones
It is the urban driver's most agonizing everyday experience: the search for an empty parking place.It is part sleuthing and part blood sport. Circling, narrowly missing a spot, outmaneuvering other motorists to finally ease into a space only to discover that it is off limits during working hours. In this city, it is also a vexing traffic problem. D...
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You say God is dead? There's an App for that
An explosion of smart-phone software has placed an arsenal of trivia at the fingertips of every corner-bar debater, with talking points on sports, politics and how to kill a zombie. Now it is taking on the least trivial topic of all: God.Publishers of Christian material have begun producing iPhone applications that can cough up quick comebacks and ...
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Big phone, big screen, big pleasure
You think technology moves too fast now? You think your camera, camcorder and computer become obsolete quickly? Try buying an app phone. In this business, the state of the art changes as often as Lady Gaga changes outfits. Suppose, for example, that you want one of the increasingly popular phones that run Google's Android software. Last November, y...
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Apple introduces iPhone 4 to fend off intensifying competition
Seeking to fend off intensifying competition from Google and others in the smartphone business, Apple introduced a new version of the iPhone on Monday that includes a front-facing camera for video chats. (In Pics: iPhone 4) The iPhone 4 is faster and thinner than previous models, with a crisper display and a more angular look. It has a 5-mega...
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Rumors are realized in new app phones
It's all about the app phones these days, isn't it?All the innovation. All the big debuts. All the rumors, gossip, excitement.Last month, an Apple employee accidentally left a top-secret prototype of the next iPhone in a Silicon Valley bar. Headlines! Scandal! Blogs!But that's because it was an app phone. If what he left in the tavern had been some...
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Microsoft Phone Link Instant Hotspot Feature Rolling Out to More Android Smartphones: Report
Microsoft Phone Link app has been updated with support for an instant hotspot feature that was previously limited to Samsung smartphones. Users with Android smartphones from brands such as OnePlus and Oppo may be able to use their handsets as portable hotspots to quickly connect their PCs to their internet without needing to manually configure the ...
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Google Pixel Users Could Soon Get a Lookup Feature to Identify Unknown Callers: Report
Google is reportedly working to bring a new feature for Pixel users that will let them look up unknown numbers to identify them. The feature, dubbed Lookup, was earlier introduced to Pixel devices in Japan with the March Feature Drop, but it was not released outside the region. As per the report, Google could now be aiming to bring the feature to i...
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HTC Users Complain Keyboard App Is Showing Ads, Company Says It's an 'Error'
Posts showing ads on HTC's keyboard app circulated like wildfire on social media during the weekend, after many users joined the commotion to report seeing similar ads on their HTC-made phones.
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Microsoft Authenticator App Now Supports Phone Sign-in for Microsoft Accounts
While the Microsoft Authenticator app has traditionally used two-step verification to ensure the security of the accounts, with the latest update, it will be able to support phone sign-in.
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Modi Keynote and Narendra Modi Apps, Oppo F1s Upgrade, and More Tech News This Week
Demonetisation fallout and two apps with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's name attached dominated the news this week.
-
Time to Buy a Phone? Smartly.Me Can Help
This free app can help you to pick out your next phone, or suggest apps and games you should download.
-
New Smartphone App Lets You Take Back Messages
Have you ever woken up full of regret about the messages you sent the night before? A new smartphone app could help!
-
Now, to find a parking spot, drivers look on their phones
It is the urban driver's most agonizing everyday experience: the search for an empty parking place.It is part sleuthing and part blood sport. Circling, narrowly missing a spot, outmaneuvering other motorists to finally ease into a space only to discover that it is off limits during working hours. In this city, it is also a vexing traffic problem. D...
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You say God is dead? There's an App for that
An explosion of smart-phone software has placed an arsenal of trivia at the fingertips of every corner-bar debater, with talking points on sports, politics and how to kill a zombie. Now it is taking on the least trivial topic of all: God.Publishers of Christian material have begun producing iPhone applications that can cough up quick comebacks and ...
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Big phone, big screen, big pleasure
You think technology moves too fast now? You think your camera, camcorder and computer become obsolete quickly? Try buying an app phone. In this business, the state of the art changes as often as Lady Gaga changes outfits. Suppose, for example, that you want one of the increasingly popular phones that run Google's Android software. Last November, y...
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Apple introduces iPhone 4 to fend off intensifying competition
Seeking to fend off intensifying competition from Google and others in the smartphone business, Apple introduced a new version of the iPhone on Monday that includes a front-facing camera for video chats. (In Pics: iPhone 4) The iPhone 4 is faster and thinner than previous models, with a crisper display and a more angular look. It has a 5-mega...
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Rumors are realized in new app phones
It's all about the app phones these days, isn't it?All the innovation. All the big debuts. All the rumors, gossip, excitement.Last month, an Apple employee accidentally left a top-secret prototype of the next iPhone in a Silicon Valley bar. Headlines! Scandal! Blogs!But that's because it was an app phone. If what he left in the tavern had been some...
