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  • Google May Be Exiting The Tablet Space… Again - DTH

    Google May Be Exiting The Tablet Space… Again - DTH
    Nov 22 2024

    Google may be exiting the tablet space… again, Voicemail Transcriptions are coming to WhatsApp, and Apple is working on a more conversational version of Siri.


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  • Comcast Is Spinning Out Most Of Its Cable Networks Into A New Company - DTH

    Comcast Is Spinning Out Most Of Its Cable Networks Into A New Company - DTH
    Nov 21 2024

    Comcast will spin out most of NBCUniversal’s cable networks into a separate company, the US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will soon start regulating digital wallets, Google Drive Beta is now available for ARM64 PCs.


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  • Amazon Announces the Echo Show 21 - DTH

    Amazon Announces the Echo Show 21 - DTH
    Nov 20 2024

    Google tackles "parasite SEO", Sony rolls out a beta update for the PlayStation Portal, more details emerge about Nintendo's Switch 2.


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