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Google has a new Tinder-style interface for finding stuff to watch, here’s how to use it

Sep06
by on September 6, 2019 at 6:56 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Basics


With all the content available to us online these days, it’s pretty hard to pick a movie or TV show to watch. And let’s face it, recommendation algorithms of services like Netflix or Prime Video are not always helpful. Don’t worry, Google will help you out now. The search giant is rolling out a bunch of features in the US that’ll assist you with personalized recommendations of movies and shows you can watch. To start, you can choose which TV and movie subscriptions you already have. Then you will get personalized recommendations for all these services when you search “What to watch” the next…

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Apple Music FINALLY gets a web interface

Sep06
by on September 6, 2019 at 5:35 am
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Almost four years after its launch, Apple has finally launched a web player for its streaming service,Apple Music. The web version is currently in beta and available to everyone across the world. This isn’t yet a stable release, but it does include almost all of the service’s features. You can access your library, playlists, and For You sections. Just like in the app, you can search for songs, play online radio stations, and check out new releases in the Browse section. However, you can’t download songs for offline usage. Till the end of last year, there was no way to access Apple Music…

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The F(x)tec Pro 1 proves there’s room for keyboard slider phones in 2019

Sep05
by on September 5, 2019 at 11:49 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Plugged


UK mobile startup F(x)tec today announced the upcoming availability of its inaugural handset, the F(x)tec Pro 1. This handset is a contemporary take on the old Nokia E7 slider phone, aimed at power users, as well as those for whom virtual keyboards aren’t good enough At first glance, it resembles an ordinary (if not somewhat hefty) smartphone. Looks, however, are deceiving. Concealed within its chassis is a full QWERTY keyboard, which slides out with a push of one’s thumb. This gracefully snaps into place with a slick spring-loaded mechanism, allowing you to bang out emails and documents with relative ease.…

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