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Google Search bug sees AMP sites disappear on Safari for iOS 15, fix coming

Accelerated Mobile Pages launched five years ago as Google’s plan to speed up the web on smartphones and tablets. It has wide adoption, but a bug in Google Search today sees Safari users in iOS 15 no longer being served the AMP version of sites. Instead of seeing a modified and often simplified web page optimized for fast loading times (via MacStories), you just get the full version. Users…
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Galaxy S22 release date reportedly delayed, S21 FE could take the January slot

Samsung shuffled its schedule for the Galaxy S launch this year when it debuted the Galaxy S21 series in January. This year, though, it seems the Galaxy S22 release date could shift back to a February launch, but not without something else taking its spot. SamMobile reports that the Galaxy S22’s release date has been delayed, with the trio of smartphones apparently being pushed out of January.
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Now Playing on Pixel rolling out cloud search for Android 12

Pixel phones on Android 12 are gaining the ability to enhance “Now Playing” song recognition with a one-tap cloud search feature. Earlier this week, our APK Insight team outlined how a variety of enhancements would be coming to the Pixel series’ “Now Playing”…
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Canon announces $1,999 5.2mm F2.8 Fisheye Lens for virtual reality applications

Canon has announced a new RF lens, but it’s not exactly one you’ll be using for your average photographic endeavors. This new lens is a 5.2mm F2.8 L Dual Fisheye Lens is the world’s first digital interchangeable lens that captures stereoscopic 180º images onto a single sensor for processing in virtual reality (VR) post-processing software. The lens features a unique folded optic…
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This ‘Kodak Memory’ Concept Printer Pays Homage to the 35mm Film Roll

A group of product designers have come up with a sleek new design for a thermal paper photo printer that’s inspired by the 35mm film roll. They call it the “Kodak Memory.” The design (first spotted by Yanko Design) is part of a project by South Korean industrial design students Minsu Kim, Yeon Ju Do, and Sunjin Baek. Rather than using instant photos or ink, both of which are pricey…
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