Saturday, February 22, 2020

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Lifestyle

Google debuts monthly photo printing subscription

Google Photos is a terrific app. It helps users free up space on their phone by storing pictures in the cloud while simultaneously offering...
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Facebook users can now see how they’re being tracked across the web

On Tuesday, Facebook announced that its “Off-Facebook Activity” tool is available to all members. The platform’s two billion users can now see how Facebook,...
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5 best free antivirus programs for 2020

When it comes to protecting your computer and your personal data, a good antivirus program is a must-have. Unfortunately, a lot of the most...
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Vine successor Byte launches on Android and iOS

The early and mid-2010s were conquered by an app that no one really saw coming—Vine. The short video sharing platform gave creative users a...
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Uber arrives in Vancouver, last major city in North America

Uber has just accomplished something pretty remarkable. On Friday, the rideshare service made its offerings available to residents and tourists of Vancouver, British Columbia....
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Octi launches augmented reality driven social network

Every social media network has its thing. For Instagram, everything revolves around images. Snapchat users love the fact that their photos disappear when sent...
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AB5 fallout: Uber lets some California drivers set their own prices

California’s “gig worker” bill, AB5, is having some serious implications for workers in the state and beyond. Some of the most notable critics of...
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Microsoft aiming to go carbon negative by 2030

Last week, Microsoft made several bold commitments related to its carbon footprint. The tech leader has set a goal of going “carbon negative” by...
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