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Google Workspace branding comes to Keep and other Android apps

In recent months, “Google Workspace” branding has been appearing on more Android splash screens, and Google Keep is now the latest example. Last year, Gmail on the web, iOS, and Android gained the “Google Workspace” brand underneath the animating app logo. On Android, it has since come to Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, and Slides, as well as the Meet merger. Google Keep is now the latest…
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The Xbox app for PC now has 'HowLongToBeat' built in

Microsoft has released a new version of the Xbox app for PC. The September update adds HowLongToBeat integration. If you’re not familiar with the website, it’s a resource where you can find out how much time you may need to complete a specific game. What makes…
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HP's construction robot puts blueprints on site floors

Construction workers might soon spend more time building and less time preparing. HP has unveiled a SitePrint robot that autonomously prints layouts on construction site floors. With the help of a remote control tablet and cloud tools, the machine can outline walls, doors and other elements with little intervention — it can avoid unexpected obstacles, including steep drops. The company claims…
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iPhone 14 Pro: Is the Always-On display actually too on?

The iPhone 14 Pro reviews are out, giving us an early look at the new features and changes introduced by Apple this year. The first reviews praise the iPhone 14 Pro models for their new Dynamic Island, photography capabilities, premium finish, and more. The new Always-On…
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Halide makers explain exactly how iPhone 14 Pro cameras have changed (for better or worse)

With the iPhone 14 Pro series almost available to customers, one of the most important iPhone third-party camera apps, Halide, is back with its preview article about the hardware changes. Here’s what you need to know from the camera specialists about the new iPhone 14 Pro. While Halide’s Sebastiaan de With praises the next step of photography with the new iPhone 14 Pro, there some important…
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iOS 16.1 to let users delete Wallet app amid antitrust concerns over Apple Pay [U: Confirmed]

Apple on Tuesday surprised developers with the release of both iOS 16.0 beta 7 and iPadOS 16.1 beta 1. And while neither update comes with significant changes, it seems that Apple will soon let users delete the Wallet app from their devices with iOS 16.1. To make things clearer, iPadOS 16.1 beta is only available for iPad at this point as Apple has confirmed that the release of iPadOS 16 has been…
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