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Microsoft’s new Office app for iOS and Android combines Word, Excel, and PowerPoint

Microsoft is unveiling a new Office app for iOS and Android today. While the software giant has had separate versions of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint available on both iOS and Android for years, this new Office app is designed to combine them into a single download. You’ll be able to access recent documents in the app or even create new ones using the ability to scan text or tables from your…
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Adobe's advanced AI editing tools graduate to Creative Cloud apps

Adobe has just released major updates to Creative Cloud apps like Photoshop, Premiere Pro, After Effects and Lightroom. On top of the usual speed and productivity enhancements, many of those have gained time-saving features powered by Adobe’s AI Sensei algorithms, some of which we saw in sneak peaks. First off, Adobe has upgraded its Creative Cloud desktop program that gives you access to…
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Dell built a color calibrator into its new monitor

Dell’s newest monitor has been designed with creators in mind. The UP2720Q is the world’s first 27-inch 4K monitor with a built-in colorimeter — a light-sensitive device that measures the intensity and concentration of color. It offers 100 percent Adobe…
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Cortana will offer to read your emails in Outlook for iOS

We’ve all been there: You’re about to leave the office, or close your laptop and make a snack, when the phone in your pocket vibrates. Another email. You could stop and dig it out, interrupting your flow for the umpteenth time that day. Or, with Outlook for iOS, you can now ask Cortana to read everything in your inbox out loud. Microsoft says this “voice-forward” feature…
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Samsung Galaxy A51 to feature L-shaped quad camera

Samsung’s revised Galaxy A lineup was a key growth driver for the company throughout 2019 and it looks like the same will apply to next year. A new leak gives us an early look at the back frame of the Galaxy A51 which reveals an L-shaped setup for the cameras. According to…
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Huawei could get Android lifeline as U.S. mulls trade licenses

Huawei may have just gotten the first official sign that its global smartphone business could be rescued from its current quagmire. The Chinese tech titan and its affiliates have since May been on a trade blacklist, preventing them from doing business with U.S. companies, including Google, which is no longer able to provide Huawei devices with its own version of Android. But in an interview with…
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