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Microsoft announces new voice assistant for Outlook, adds new features to the email app
In a new post, Microsoft detailed several new changes coming to Outlook for Windows, Android, and iOS. To start, Microsoft wants to simplify the setup process for adding your email from Outlook on your computer to your mobile. You’ll be able to scan a QR code from your computer that will securely transfer email credentials to Outlook mobile. This will not only help users, but your IT department will be happy about it as well. A new feature can suggest replies for emails based on its context. For example, if an email asks about availability, Outlook can suggest you send availability for a...
Amazon’s new Fire TV Stick Lite leaks with new remote
WinFuture has leaked a set of promotional images of a new lower-cost Fire TV Stick that Amazon is expected to be launching soon. The timing is coincidental with the 2nd generation Fire TV Stick going out of stock on the retailer in the US. Although the report didn’t offer any of the new device’s specs, the “Fire TV Stick Lite” might be a new lower cost alternative to Amazon’s current Fire TV Stick 4K, which runs $50 on the retailer’s website. Amazon also (still) offers a refurbished version of the second-generation Fire Stick with an updated Alexa remote that includes a built-in IR...
Verizon's Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 finally receives Android 10 update
Android 10 first came out a year ago, and Android 11 has already been released by Google at the beginning of this month. Neither of these facts has stopped Verizon and Samsung from holding up the Android 10 update for the Galaxy Tab S4 sold by Big Red - up until now. It's finally rolling out, so you can taste last year's Android... today. At this rate, don't expect to ever get Android 11 on the Tab S4. Just saying. Anyway, the new software is build T837VVRU4CTH6, and it packs Samsung's One UI 2.1 on top of Android 10. The August 2020 security patch level is included. Once again,...
Google Pixel 5 full specs leak
Yesterday we saw the Google Pixel 5 being listed at various retailers in both the UK and continental Europe, ahead of the phone's official unveiling on September 30. Today, from Germany comes a full specs leak of the upcoming device. Let's dive in. As rumored countless times before, the Pixel 5 will be powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 765G chipset, and not the flagship-grade Snapdragon 865 or 865+. This means lower performance, but also a lack of support for mmWave 5G - only Sub-6 networks will work. The screen will be a 6-inch 1080x2340 OLED with 90 Hz refresh rate and HDR support,...
Xiaomi Mi 10T, Mi 10T Pro, and Mi 10T Lite are getting official on September 30
It's official. Xiaomi is announcing the Mi 10T family of smartphones at an online event that will take place on September 30, at 2 PM CEST / 12 PM GMT / 1 PM BST / 3 PM EEST. Expected are the Mi 10T, the Mi 10T Pro, and the Mi 10T Lite, the latter of which should employ the newly announced Snapdragon 750G chipset for a price under €300, as also teased by Xiaomi in the past. The Mi 10T Pro has been rumored to sport a 144 Hz LCD display, a big battery, and a 108 MP main camera. The non-Pro Mi 10T will swap that out for a 64 MP sensor. The phones should run MIUI 12 out of the box, and...
