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Google is reportedly testing the integration of Chrome OS on Android to provide a desktop-like experience when devices are connected to an external screen.
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iOS 17.5 is out with cross-platform tracking detection, Apple News updates, and the ability for EU users to download apps from the web.
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Just ahead of this year’s Google I/O developer event, Google announced some interesting changes to how it releases and updates Android Studio, its Android app IDE.
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A federal jury has ordered Microsoft to pay $242 million in damages in a patent infringement lawsuit related to Cortana voice recognition technologies.
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It’s probably not surprising that my recent MacBook Air M3 triggered a rabbit hole of conjecture about coming Snapdragon X-based Windows laptops. But what about ChromeOS? Isn’t this lightweight personal computing platform an even better match for this … Continue reading What If Snapdragon X Marks the Spot … for Chromebook? (Premium)
The next time Zooey Deschanel asks Siri if it’s raining, Apple’s plucky little digital assistant might actually know the answer.
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Apple issued yesterday a rare apology for its new iPad Pro ad that showed various creative tools being destroyed by a giant crusher.
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Arm Holdings announced that it earned a net income of $224 million on revenues of $928 million in the quarter ending March 31.
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ChromeOS Flex lets you run Linux and Web apps, but if you move to a Chromebook and ChromeOS, Android apps are on the table as well.
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When Steve Jobs introduced the first iPad in 2010, he carefully positioned it as a new category of device that was different from, and superior to, both the PC and the smartphone. And while his initial justification for the iPad—”the question has arise… Continue reading Thinking About iPad (Premium)