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iPhone as Mac webcam: How to use Continuity Camera in iOS 16 and macOS Ventura [Video]

Apple has expanded the capability of its Continuity Camera feature this year with macOS Ventura and iOS 16. Now users will be able to use iPhone as Mac webcam for a high-quality, wireless experience. Follow along for at how to use Continuity Camera. Continuity Camera first arrived with macOS Mojave and allowed users to take pictures with iPhone or iPad and instantly have them show up on Mac. Now…
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Duolingo's free Math app arrives on iOS

Duolingo isn’t just about helping people learn languages anymore. The company has released Duolingo Math on iOS, over a year after it first teased the app. Naturally, Duolingo Math shares a lot of DNA with the language apps, including colorful animations and…
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Motorola Razr 2022 launches in Europe priced at €1,199

The third-generation Motorola Razr for 2022 has now launched in European markets after initially launching in China earlier this year. European buyers can now snap up the Android flip phone after it went on sale priced at €1,199 or £949. The updated and upgraded handset comes with a 6.7-inch FHD+ internal screen that touts a 144Hz refresh rate, while the outer screen measures in at 2.7 inches…
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Here’s what Android’s early warning system saw during yesterday’s San Francisco earthquake

Yesterday afternoon a magnitude 5.1 earthquake hit the San Francisco area, the largest in the area in the better part of a decade. But for those carrying an Android phone, there was an early warning to the earthquake for residents of San Francisco and the nearby areas. In 2020, Google released the “Android Earthquake Alerts System,” which crowdsources data from Android smartphones to offer…
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Google Maps has removed its COVID-19 layer

In a relatively quiet move, Google Maps has removed a layer from its app that showed COVID-19 hotspots. In 2020, Google Maps added a layer to its app on mobile phones and the web that showed COVID-19 trends. The layer pulled seven-day averages of COVID cases in specific…
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Zero-day vulnerability patched in iOS 16.1; active exploits may exist, says Apple

If you haven’t yet updated to iOS 16.1, you may want to do it sooner rather than later: Among the changes is a patch to a zero-day vulnerability. Apple says that exploits may be in active use. The security vulnerability is of a type often exploited by hackers to enable them to run malicious code on targeted devices … Apple listed it as a kernel vulnerability. Available for: iPhone 8 and…
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