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What’s New in Android O in a Nutshell

Android O, Google’s next iteration of the Android operating system, is finally available in Developer Preview form. As with all new iterations of An…

One-Click Disable Extra Monitors with Screen Commander

Note: Screen Commander is no longer available. Mac: Multi-monitor setups are particularly useful if you’re the type who multitasks on a regular basi…

Google Maps Will Soon Let You Share Real-time Location

Keeping track of your friends’ location and estimated time of arrival is a feature that has been available on certain navigation apps such as Waze. …

Master Facebook Messenger Reactions and Mentions

Over the coming weeks, Facebook’s Messenger app, as well as Work Chat in Workplace, will be receiving an update that would bring two new functionali…

Hackers Claim to Have Millions of iCloud Account Credentials

Since the begining of Internet, notorious hackers keep showing up with different activities. Quite recently, a group of Britain-based hackers known as…

Meet Niles, Slack’s Very Own Chat Assistant

Back when we first covered Hangouts Chat, we made mention of "@meet", the service’s own bot assistant. As it turns out, Hangouts Chat isn’t the on…

How to Download Instagram Live Broadcasts

Like many other social network services, Instagram has its own live video broadcast feature. Unlike other social network services, Instagram has never…

Tappable Shortcuts are Coming to Google

Looking up information with Google is about to get more streamlined as the company will be introducing tappable shortcuts to both the Google app, as w…

"Chrome Home" Moves Tabs & Shortcuts to Bottom of the Screen

Move your Chrome home tabs to the bottom with these shortcuts. Learn how to customize your browser and improve your user experience.

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