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Microsoft’s online email service Outlook on Web has been updated with support for integration with Google Calendar, according to the company, making it a little more useful for those who mostly rely on Google’s ecosystem. The new feature is limited to Outlook work accounts at this time, which can now be linked with Google Calendars … Continue reading Microsoft Outlook on Web finally gets Google Calendar integration Continue Reading →

Epic Games has disabled the rarest item in Fortnite, the mythical Golden Mushroom that few people have ever (publicly) found. Unlike the other mushrooms in the game, this ultra-rare item is a shimmering gold color and very hard to find, presumably bestowing the person who finds it with full health and shields. This wasn’t the case … Continue reading Fortnite’s rare Golden Mushroom disabled after disappointing players Continue Reading →

Reddit, arguably the most popular anonymous social network on the Internet, has long had some baffling and frustrating restrictions. One of the biggest issues is the lack of native image gallery support, forcing users to share either a single image directly on the site or to create a post linked to a third-party hosting site … Continue reading Reddit users can now directly share multiple images in a single post Continue Reading →

Although not exactly the first of its kind, Samsung DeX is arguably one of the more interesting features of Samsung’s high-end smartphones and tablets, even if it hasn’t ended up taking the mobile market by storm. Part of the reason for that was the requirements for additional accessories to make DeX work. There were rumors … Continue reading Galaxy Note 20 might come with wireless DeX mode Continue Reading →

For years, Samsung has been using a two-processor strategy for its high-end flagships, launching with a Qualcomm Snapdragon in the US and China while other markets get Samsung’s own Exynos chip. It changed its tune earlier this year and even went with the Snapdragon 865 for Galaxy S20 phones sold in its own hometown. That … Continue reading Galaxy Note 20 processor choice in Korea might cause another scandal Continue Reading →

There are already dozens of video streaming services, big and small, so why not add one more? Months perhaps even years in the making, NBCUniversal’s streaming service, fittingly called “Peacock”, has finally launched to the public, surprisingly right on schedule despite the ongoing pandemic. Boasting more than 20,000 hours of programming in total on all … Continue reading NBC Peacock streaming service is now available Continue Reading →

There was a time in the distant past when PIM (short for “Personal Information Management”) was the name of the enterprise and productivity game and Microsoft Outlook was the king of that hill. Today, Outlook has become mostly an email client like many, with a few add-ons on top. Perhaps that may have been for … Continue reading Microsoft Outlook desktop crash fixed but cause remains unknown Continue Reading →

Apps, be it native or web-based, are the bread and butter of the smartphone experience, making app stores the gatekeepers to that mobile world. These stores have lately come under greater scrutiny, for their alleged anti-competitive practices, unfair revenue splits, or unreasonable decisions. The European Union has just published new rules that will make app … Continue reading Apple App Store, Google Play Store face new rules in Europe Continue Reading →

Microsoft would probably the spotlight this month if it unveils its dual-screen Surface Duo. If the disappointing rumors are true, it won’t be happening any time soon but there’s no reason fans can’t get an appetizer of that experience. And, no, it’s not via the official SDK emulator. Microsoft has just launched v6 of the … Continue reading Microsoft Launcher v6 rolls out to prepare for the Surface Duo Continue Reading →

The world of high-performance SUVs just got more interesting with the debut of Audi’s 2020 SQ7 and SQ8. Both are high-performance derivatives of the humble Q7 and swoopy Q8 SUV, and both are equipped with a punchy 500-horsepower V8 engine. Both SQ models were updated in Europe last year. But instead of a gasoline-fed V8, the previous SQ7 … Continue reading 2020 Audi SQ7 and SQ8 arrives with 500HP V8 engines Continue Reading →