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Google Cloud outage partially takes down Snapchat, Discord, Spotify, and more

A Google Cloud outage this morning is responsible for taking down parts of Snapchat, Discord, Spotify, and a host of other services that rely on GCP for hosting. The outages are more partial in nature with most of the nytimes.com and the Spotify player still working. In the case of the music streaming service, Spotify Connect is offline. Users on Downdetector have also reported issues (404…
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Tweetbot for iOS adds support for limiting replies to tweets, creating polls

As Twitter rolls out new features to its once-neglected API, the popular third-party app Tweetbot continues to become more powerful. This week, Tapbots has rolled out its latest update to Tweetbot 6 with support for limiting who can reply to tweets as well as support for creating polls. As noted by MacStories, the new Tweetbot update comes as Twitter has made its API the default for developers.
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OnePlus Nord N20 5G renders hint at iPhone-like boxy design

Another day, another set of high-quality 3D renders, this time giving us a glimpse at the proposed OnePlus Nord N20 5G – and the design treads a very familiar path. For better or worse over the past few years, we’ve seen a multitude of design traits hop the fence from…
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OnePlus has rolled out the November security patch to these phones

OnePlus promises to deliver regular system updates for its wide array of smartphones for at least two years and in some cases longer for flagships, so let’s see how they’re handling the November 2021 security update. OnePlus November 2021 security update — What’s new? Google added the November security patch as the first post-Android 12 updates for all eligible Pixel devices, but as…
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Google details Chrome OS long-term support (LTS) enterprise channel that updates every six months

Ahead of Chrome OS getting major updates every four weeks at the end of this month, Google today detailed the new six-month “long-term support” (LTS) channel for education and enterprise customers. The Chrome OS LTS channel is intended for companies that manage a fleet of Chromebooks. As such, feature updates that can change the UI or user experience will occur “every six months rather…
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