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History and tab sync features now rolling out for Microsoft Edge

In the browser battles, Microsoft Edge hasn’t made too much of a splash since being rebuilt from the ground up in Google’s Chromium. It has, however, added some notable tweaks and features, but like its counterpart Chrome, it has now finally gained the ability to sync search history and tabs across devices. The option has previously been spotted on mobile devices with the release of an Edge…
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All-electric cars hit 54% market share of Norway’s new cars sales in 2020 – 100% achievable by 2025

All-electric cars have hit a new record 54% market share of Norway’s total new cars sales in 2020 – showing that the goal of 100% of new car sales being all-electric by 2025 is achievable. Norway and electric cars While many countries are just now implementing goals for electric cars to replace all new car sales by 2030 to 2040, Norway had its goal to achieve that by 2025 for years now. The…
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Lenovo Tab P11, $229 Android tablet launches later this month

Last year, Lenovo launched the Lenovo Tab P11 Pro as a high-end competitor to the iPad Pro and Samsung Galaxy Tab S7. Today, Lenovo is following that up with a mid-range Android tablet, the Tab P11, due out later this month. Lenovo’s goal with the Tab P11 is to strike a…
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Kodak: From A Near Monopoly on Nostalgia to Manufacturing Pharmaceuticals

Kodak’s modern business strategy is as weird to read as it is to write about. The company has jumped from one strategy to the next in an attempt to stay afloat. This 15-minute video delves into how Kodak went from near film monopoly, to near financial ruin, to pharmaceutical manufacturer. Kodak’s recent history in business is almost surreal to recount. As shown in the video above by…
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Early Samsung Galaxy S21 reservations in Thailand offering the flagship for under $1

Samsung Thailand tipped off early reservations for the Galaxy S21 series and there’s a neat way to secure one of the upcoming S-series flagships. The first 100 entrants can legally purchase an S21 for just THB 21 ($0.70) so long as they register for a limited time raffle on Samsung Thailand’s website and trade in an old digital camera. Once registered, the first 100 entrants will receive a…
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