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Google is releasing its interpreter mode to phones

By Craig Risi
December 17, 2019
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Google is rolling out a new feature that will interpret between different languages for you

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Instagram to start warning people before they post offensive captions

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December 17, 2019
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Instagram is rolling out yet another new feature in its continued war against bullying on the social media platform.

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Logitech MX518 Legendary gaming mouse review – A classic reborn

By Geoffrey Tim
December 17, 2019
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If you’re an old-school PC Gamer from before many fancy peripherals were even thing, there are probably two mice that you remember fondly. At least, there are for me – and both have seen a resurrection in recent times. The first is, of course, Microsoft’s Intellimouse. It was the first optical mouse I ever owned, and the thing lasted for over a decade before finally giving up its digital ghost. When I started getting serious about playing games though, I moved towards another mouse that would become unfathomably popular – and one of the best-selling mice in the history of gaming: Logitech’s MX518.

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Google claims Google Maps covers 98 percent of where humans live

By Craig Risi
December 17, 2019
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Google Maps has almost covered the globe with regards to mapping where humans live and taking pictures of the world in the process.

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FTC wants to stop Facebook’s integration plans for its social media apps

By Craig Risi
December 13, 2019
in :  Technology
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Facebook has long revealed their plans to integrate its big three social media applications Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp in a way that makes it easier for the company to manage and deliver value to its customers through simplification. Along with just having even more information about them and thereby been able to target its customers even more. Depending on which …

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Samsung’s Galaxy Fold has apparently sold 1 million units

By Craig Risi
December 13, 2019
in :  Technology
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1 million. That magical number that we all wish we possessed in our bank accounts. Also the number of technology suckers that have bought a Samsung Galaxy Fold.

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Could a battle over encrypted messaging just be beginning?

By Craig Risi
December 12, 2019
in :  Opinion, Technology
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With Facebook recently telling certain Western governments that it will not reverse its decision to encrypt messages, we could see a battle for the rights of privacy on its way.

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Twitter funds a research team to create a decentralized social media platform

By Craig Risi
December 12, 2019
in :  Technology
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Twitter's CEO Jack Dorsey has announced an initiative to see social media decentralized.

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