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Apple Music for Google Nest, Home is now available in Canada & 4 more countries

A year after Apple Music first became available on Google Nest and Home devices, the streaming service is now supported in five more countries.  Australia, Canada, India, Mexico, and South Korea join the US, UK, France, Germany, and Japan. To enable Apple Music, open the Google Home app (Android or iOS) > the Settings gear > (under Services at the bottom) “Music.” You can also open…
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How to use the share button in Google Chrome on desktop and Android

Generally, sharing a simple link works really well when you want to send a webpage to someone or even yourself to save it for later. Alternatively, the share button in Google Chrome on desktop and Android offers some great tools for sharing web pages. Here’s how you can get started. Table of contents How to use the share button in Google Chrome desktop Where is the share button in Google…
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Delta now offering free in-flight access to Spotify from your iPhone or iPad

Delta and Spotify are teaming up this holiday season to offer free access to Spotify in-flight. This means that on Delta flights from now through January 19, 2022, you’ll have full access to Spotify on your flight via your iPhone… This marks an expansion, albeit temporary, of the partnership between Spotify and Delta first announced back in September. Through the initial partnership, Spotify…
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iPhone 14 Pro again rumored to use hole-punch design

Even though the iPhone 13 lineup was just unveiled a few months ago, rumors on the iPhone 14 are already gaining traction. This time, The Elec reports that Apple is planning to use a hole-punch design on the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max, suggesting it will shift away…
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Google says Pixel repair privacy breach wasn’t from employees, new security instructions coming

Google has been under scrutiny this week as multiple reports of mail-in Pixel repairs resulted in compromised accounts and leaked photographs. Now, the company is saying that this breach of privacy wasn’t at the hands of Google employees, and the company will apparently update instructions for mail-in Pixel repairs and help customers lock down their data. Google is ‘investigating’ reports…
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