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Google has finally launched a good video editor on Google Photos for Android. This launch was first made for iOS in February this year and now Android is also going to have this feature. Previously in the video editor of Google Photos, you could just trim, rotate and stabilize your videos. After the new update, along with all the above features, you will also be able to crop the frame, export individual frames, change perspective and add filters.
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The previously launched HomePod series of Apple did not do very well but Apple is all set to make a comeback with a new product that will be having everything to provide assistance as well as entertainment. According to a report from Bloomberg, the new smart-home product that the company is making is still in the development phases.
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On Monday evening, Apple launched a new ad. This ad is a part of the Behind the Mac campaign which targets fresher college students. Similar to the previous versions of Behind the Mac, even here we see black and white clips of people interacting with their Macs. For this particular ad, we get to see fresher college students who receive their college acceptance letters on their Macs and react to them.
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At times people are so engrossed in their phones while walking outside, it’s better if their phones themselves told them that they should not be doing so. This might be made possible through Google’s new feature. Google has brought forth a new feature that will warn you if you even try to look at your phone while walking. This feature is called “Heads Up” and this comes as a part of Google’s Digital Wellbeing app. If you enable this, then some alerts will be sent to you. The alerts include Be careful, Look ahead, Stay focused, Look up, Stay alert, Watch Out and Watch your step. You need to manually switch on the ‘Heads Up’ feature. You have to grant the location permission as well as access to physical activity. In short, your phone will give you an alert not to look at it so that you remain safe and not get distracted by it when on the road.
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In a blog post recently DuckDuckGo has alerted the users of Google Chrome about the new tracking method of Chrome. They mentioned that many users have unknowingly entered into Google’s new tracking method. This method is known as Federated Learning of Cohorts (FLoC). As per the blog, FLoC creates groups of users based on their interests and demographics. These are obtained from the search history of the users. By this, the company can aim for unwanted, creepy advertising as well as content without third-party cookies.
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Google has now announced that it is going to stop the functionality of its shopping app for both iOS as well as Android devices by June 2021.
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Days after the U.S. Senate leaders criticized Apple for refusing to appear, a senior Apple Inc executive has decided to appear before the panel. The issues being competition issues related to the mobile app stores.
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Some years back we had to walk up to the television set, rotate the dial, and change the channel. After some time, remote controls were invented. Using remote control we could sit in one place, point the remote towards the TV, and using the buttons could change the channel. We thought that’s it. There could nothing be easier than this. But guess what? There is. Using a smart home app we don’t even need to get up to use the remote. We can just sit at one place and talk to our tv, telling it to go to a specific channel and it will. And not just kitchens, everything starting from kitchen appliances to the garage door, lights, fan, ac, curtains everything can be controlled. All because of home automation.
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The Apple Developer app now allows App makers from Canada, France, India, Italy, the Netherlands, Russia, and Spain to directly enroll in Apple’s Developer Program through it. When this wasn’t available the makers were required to sign up through Apple’s website.
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