Month: March 2018

Microsoft’s AI-powered camera app for iPhone, Pix, was just updated to support LinkedIn when you scan in business cards. “The new Business Card feature makes […]

Microsoft is currently working on a second generation of its Surface Hub, the company’s giant 55- and 84-inch 4K smart displays. “Surface Hub created an […]

As a big fan of the GNOME desktop environment, I have long been a Fedora user. After all, that operating system uses GNOME as its […]

Miss a call—but not the moment—with video messages on Google Duo Sometimes, your mom isn’t free for a video call at the moment you’re trying […]

Pandora is plugging a hole in its paid subscription service with today’s launch of Pandora Premium on the web. While free users of the radio […]

For people who prefer to use a third-party messaging client, Slack offers an IRC and XMPP gateway. Unfortunately, support for gateways is ending. Starting on […]

One of the most requested features that Windows 10 Insiders have been asking for is the addition of tabs to File Explorer. Well yesterday, for […]

Sonos will soon once again supports Audible streaming on its smart speakers after abruptly removing the audiobook service two years ago. The company mistakenly published […]