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Microsoft Outlook can now be set as default mail app on iOS 14

Apple has released iOS 14 today, and Microsoft is one of the first to support the new default mail app option in Apple’s latest update. Apple is introducing the ability to switch default apps for both mail and the browser, and Outlook has been updated today to include the support. Browser and mail apps will need to be updated to support the ability to switch defaults on iOS 14, and iPhone and…
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Apple releases iOS 14, iPadOS 14, tvOS 14, and watchOS 7

Although Apple’s 2020 WWDC was delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic, its latest operating system launches aren’t being pushed back: As promised at yesterday’s Time Flies media event, the company has just released final versions of iOS 14 and related operating systems for…
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Florida utilities want to gut solar. Here’s why

Net metering allows residential and commercial customers who generate their own electricity from solar power to sell the electricity they aren’t using back into the grid. That saves money on electric bills. But electric companies perceive that they make less money as a result, and they’re not so keen on that. So in Florida, utilities want to roll net metering back — and there’s a hearing…
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GM unveils its lineup of Ultium electric drive units

GM has unveiled today its lineup of Ultium electric drive units that will power its next-generation electric vehicles — starting with the Cadillac Lyriq. Earlier this year, GM unveiled its new electric strategy based on its new Ultium modular battery platform that will power a series of new electric cars starting with the Cadillac Lyric and the Hummer EV. The automaker has started gradually…
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Google app for iOS can now read articles aloud with a tap

An update to the Google app for iOS is making its way to users to deliver a handy new feature. The Google app for iOS can now read articles out loud. Announced in a tweet today, Google revealed that iOS users can now have the Google app read articles out loud on iOS, even…
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Epson unveils $5,000, 4K laser projector powered by Android TV

Epson has unveiled the seriously pricey LS500 4K ultra-short-throw laser projector powered by Android TV, with a start price of $4,999. A complete all-in-one entertainment solution — which it 100% should be, given the pricing — the Epson LS500 is equipped with the firm’s proprietary 4K Pro-UHD 3LCD technology. This basically means that it should be an exceptionally sharp and well-exposed…
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