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Movies Anywhere is bringing its digital film locker to LG’s TVs

Movies Anywhere — the Disney-owned movie locker service that combines your purchased films across digital stores including Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, Vudu, and Google Play — is launching a native app for LG’s smart TVs. The app will be available for LG TVs running webOS manufactured from 2017 onwards, including its excellent OLED models. The launch makes LG’s televisions the first smart…
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Best tablets you can buy today as an Android user [March 2020]

Android phones are capable of a lot, but sometimes it’s just better to have a bigger form factor available. If you’re an Android user looking to pick up a tablet, here are some of the best options you can buy. Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Obviously, the best choice for an Android user is to get an Android tablet. After all, that means you’ll keep the same app purchases and be able to use all of…
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Samsung’s new Galaxy Tab A offers LTE connectivity

Samsung has just refreshed the Galaxy Tab A , and the new model costs just $279.. It features an 8.4-inch screen, a 5,000mAh battery, and LTE connectivity. The tablet is available now for $279. Samsung is currently shipping the Verizon model, but it says the tablet will be…
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iOS 12.4.6 released for iPhone 5s, 6 and older iPads

If you have an older iOS device and were feeling left out when all the newer stuff got iOS 13.4, don’t worry as Apple hasn’t forgotten about you. No, you’re not getting 13.4 but you will still get a security update. Apple also rolled out iOS 12.4.6…
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iPhone 12 renders give us a glimpse of a possible notch-less design

While there are a solid six months (or even more) before we see the debut of the next-gen iPhones, rumors about Apple’s upcoming flagships are starting to intensify. The latest one comes from the folks over at who posted some renders of the alleged iPhone 12 Pro. The biggest takeaway is the absence of the now-signature notch which made its debut with the iPhone X back in 2017. All the…
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Textio’s AI optimizes for inclusivity to help companies attract more job applicants

Seattle-based Textio is introducing new AI-powered tools this week that detect and help employers remove language from job applications that can make older people, women, or people of color feel excluded. With exclusionary language removed, and increasing accommodation language included, companies can hire job candidates faster by reaching the broadest array of people. For companies like Nvidia…
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