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Google Meet adds new whiteboard tool with third-party ‘Miro’ [Update: Live]

In addition to first-party apps, Google Workspace wants to integrate third-party tools into a user’s existing workflow. Google Meet now has another whiteboarding option with Miro. Update 7/13/22: As announced almost a year ago, Miro is now generally available in Google Meet. This “third-party online collaborative whiteboarding app” offers guest access that lets you “start a board and…
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iOS 16 brings new Memoji customization with 17 new hairstyles, more

With iOS 16, Apple is bringing even more Memoji customization. Last year, the company betted on over 40 new outfits and accessibility options. This time, Apple is making Memoji more trendy with new hairstyles, sticker poses, and more. With iOS 16 public beta now available, check out while you can do with Memoji on this operating system. Memoji has been a success ever since Apple introduced it on…
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Outcasters, one of Google Stadia’s only exclusive games, is now free to play for everyone

Google Stadia has had a handful of timed exclusives over its time, but only a few that never expanded to other platforms. Today, Google Stadia’s exclusive game Outcasters is finally going free to play for everyone. Outcasters first debuted in late 2020 as a collaboration between Splash Damage and the since-closed Stadia Games & Entertainment. The game was a player-versus-player top-down…
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Google says Tinder-owner Match wants to use Play Store ‘for free’ in counterclaim

Earlier this year Google signed a temporary deal with Match Group, the company that owns the popular dating app Tinder, which would allow the group’s apps to use third-party billing during a lawsuit. Now, Google has issued a counterclaim against Match, saying that the group wants to use the Play Store and its services “all for free.” Match Group operates a slew of popular dating apps…
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