Last week Samsung revealed its new Galaxy Note line, and the highest-end model comes with a 120Hz screen. A higher refresh rate allows it
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WSJ: TikTok used a loophole to track MAC addresses on Android
The future of TikTok is still up in the air as it’s treated as an acquisition target and security risk all at once, and
Judge dismisses Genius lawsuit against Google over ‘stolen’ lyrics
Last year, Genius made headlines when it used a "watermark" made up of alternating styles of apostrophes that spelled out "red handed" in Morse code to
Walmart tests same-day delivery with Instacart
Walmart and Instacart are partnering to offer same-day delivery in four markets, a move that strengthens both companies as competitors against Amazon and Whole
How Google Meet Weathered the Work-From-Home Explosion
In the early months of Covid-19, Google’s video conferencing platform grew exponentially. Keeping the lights on was no easy task. Source
Lucid hints its first EV will have Tesla-beating range
Lucid Motors had expected its upcoming luxury electric sedan would have a range of 400 miles on a single charge. However, testing has suggested
Xiaomi’s Mi 10 Ultra promises an absurd 120x hybrid zoom
Early this year, Xiaomi revealed two flagship phones, the Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro. Today, to celebrate the company’s 10th anniversary, Xiaomi is
Twitter tests automatic translations in Brazil
Some Twitter users in Brazil may be seeing a timeline that’s purely in Brazilian Portuguese even if they’re following accounts that usually tweet in
Google extends shutdown deadline for native Chrome apps
Earlier this year, Google announced that it would end support for Chrome Apps on Windows, Mac and Linux by June 2020, or for enterprises
Dell’s latest business Chromebook offers high-end specs and extra security
This time last year, Google and Dell unveiled the first enterprise-grade Chromebooks. Both machines offered extra security and organizational features built for businesses. Now,
