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Google launches a slew of Search updates
Google today announced a number of improvements to its core search engine, with a strong focus on how the company is using AI to help
Google introduces song matching via humming, whistling or singing
Google has added a new feature that lets you figure out what song is stuck in your head by humming, whistling or singing – a
Apple’s new ‘Intercom’ feature will let you shout across your Apple devices
Apple today introduced a new feature designed for use with its HomePod speakers, including its just-introduced HomePod Mini: Intercom. Similar to Alexa’s “announce” feature, Intercom
Should you replace your developer portal with a hybrid integration platform?
Changing your integration approach can reduce time to market and boost revenue Peter Kreslins 10 hours Peter Kreslins Contributor Peter Kreslins is co-founder and CTO
Judge denies Epic’s request to force Apple to bring Fortnite back to App Store
The California judge in the legal skirmish between Epic Games and Apple has denied Epic’s request that Apple be forced to reinstate Fortnite in the
Apple is extending some AppleTV+ subs through February 2021 for free
Apple told me today that it will be extending AppleTV+ subscriptions that are set to end November 1, 2020 through January 31, 2021 through their
Google Assistant gets an incognito-like guest mode
Google is launching a few new privacy features today that include a refreshed Safety Center that’s now live in the U.S. and coming soon globally,
Google wakes up from its VR daydream
Daydream, Google’s mobile-focused virtual reality platform, is losing official support from Google, Android Police reports. The company confirmed that it will no longer be updating
Propy, a blockchain-verified platform for selling houses, raises funding from Tim Draper
For several years, blockchain technology has been touted as a way to verify the sale of property. Any kind of property. And so entrepreneurs busily
IonQ claims it has built the most powerful quantum computer yet
Trapped-ion quantum computing startup IonQ today announced the launch of its latest quantum computer, which features what IonQ calls “32 perfect qubits with low gate
