Apple has stopped signing iOS 13.1 around a week after making iOS 13.1.2 available to the public. Oddly, Apple already stopped signing iOS 13.1.1 last week, too. At the same time Apple also stopped signing iOS 12.4.1 and iOS 13, but for some reason chose to keep iOS 13.1 around for a little while longer. […]
We spotted earlier this month that Google intends on replacing the Google Play Music brand with the YouTube Music brand. In true Google fashion, they have allowed both apps to exist simultaneously, have different feature sets and have provided no road map towards feature parity and eventual replacement. This week on the YouTube Blog, the
It feels like new iPhones come out all the time, and they come with a big price tag, with the new iPhone 11 retailing at $699. It’s no surprise that people want to keep their gadgets working at their best, but unfortunately, older iPhones can slow down and become frustrating to use over time. That’s
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As this site slowly crumbles and falls apart, it’s about time I made a small announcement as to where you can find me. 99% of my audience should know I’ve already moved to Detailed.com and Gaps.com, but if you didn’t, then here we are. I’m secretly hoping this might go out to some RSS feeds
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After over two years since the new version of the Google Search Console has come out, Google has finally removed access to the old version. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article. Source link
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TKaucic / Pixabay Ready or not, the customer experience (CX) game is on. No matter what size or industry you may play in, you are now competing based on the experience you provide to your customers. Government agencies, this applies to you as well. So, if you’re not thinking that customer experience is something that
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Facebook has announced it will no longer use facial recognition technology to offer tag suggestions in photos unless users opt in to the service. From this week, users who have the Face Recognition setting turned on will receive a notification every time someone uploads a photo of them, even if they aren’t tagged. They will
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Call it an about-face ― that’s about faces. On Tuesday, Facebook reversed a years-old policy about facial recognition technology on the platform. It will now require new users to explicitly opt in to the use of facial recognition tech, rather than making it the default setting. Meanwhile, existing users familiar with the “tag suggestions” option will see
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Between your worries about paying bills and supporting your family, a go-nowhere career is the last thing you need. Instead of fretting over your job and what the future may hold, it may be better to spend some time researching additional career fields and areas you could branch out into. If you are interested in
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Earlier this week, user shamino1978, an ASUS employee mentioned that AMD has deliberately lowered the boost clock on its Ryzen 3000 series of processors for longer life on a forum post over at overclock.net. This confirms the rumors of the 3rd generation processors being underclocked that have been appearing on forums for over a month
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