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Google Duo is not coming back, but its icon has intentionally returned on Android [U]

In an amusing turn of events today that’s most likely a bug, an update to Google Meet (which was previously the Duo app) on Android brings back the Google Duo icon. As such, you now have two ways to launch the same application. In consolidating its two video calling offerings into one, Google deemed “Meet” the surviving brand. However, in terms of implementation, the Google Duo app is the…
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iPhone eSIM list: Which models have it?

Curious which iPhones have eSIM support or if your current iPhone has an eSIM you can take advantage of? Read along for a look at the complete iPhone eSIM list for which models have the embedded digital SIM and which ones have dual eSIM support. iPhone has used a variety of…
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How to check who can see your iPhone location

Apple holds privacy and security as two of its core values and it has detailed resources on how to protect your devices, accounts, and personal safety. Follow along for a look at the recommended steps to check who can see your iPhone location including how to make sure no one can track you. Apple has a 20-page support guide called “Device and Data Access When Personal Safety is at Risk.”…
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Galaxy Z Fold 4 gets support for Samsung’s Expert RAW camera app

The Galaxy Z Fold 4 officially releases tomorrow, and just in time for launch, Samsung is adding support for the foldable to its Expert RAW camera app. Samsung Expert RAW 2.0.00.3 is rolling out now with support for the Galaxy Z Fold 4 in tow. The Expert RAW app, which officially launched earlier this year on select Galaxy smartphones, offers users more control over the camera experience on…
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iPhone 14 notch reduction likely explained by this Apple patent

The iPhone 14 notch is set to be replaced by a “pill and hole-punch” design on the Pro models, while the base models will keep the familiar notch design – but in a smaller size. In both cases, Apple has somehow managed to squeeze all the necessary components into a…
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Google Calendar removing ‘Goals’ from Android and iOS this year [U]

Back in April of 2016, Google updated Calendar for Android and iOS with a tool to help you find time for personal goals. Amid another upcoming removal, Google Calendar is planning to get rid of “Goals.” Update 8/24: As we reported at the start of this month, Google Calendar “Goals” are officially going away. A new notice in the Android and iOS app tells users to “Create an event…
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