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Like most 21st-century companies, Facebook is all about the user experience, or UX. That's what all the new tools help create.
Uber Central becomes the company’s first global “one-to-many” ride service, enabling enterprises to manage multiple rides at the same time and from the same dashboard.
Instagram, which Facebook bought in 2012 for $1 billion, is starting to make new headway by adding features on a frequent basis.
The DeX dock will cost $150 and ships in late April. In addition to its USB and HDMI ports, it also has an Ethernet 3.0 jack.
Take a few minutes on this day, check and see if all the photos in your smartphone are being backed up to a cloud service such as Google, Dropbox or iCloud. Oh, and back up important docs, too.
The Weather Company delivers about 37 billion forecasts daily. Its products include a weather app that runs on all major mobile platforms globally and the world's largest network of personal weather stations.
Google offers details on measures it has taken to protect Android mobile devices from ransomware and provides advice about what users can do themselves to mitigate the threat.
The Galaxy S8+ has a 6.2-inch display, while the S8 has a 5.8-inch screen. Both will run the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 octa-core CPUs in the U.S.
Google made significant strides in 2016 to get more Android devices updated and reduce the number of harmful applications, but more work remains.
VIDEODAILY VIDEO: How Google secures over a billion Android users; Amazon moves into teleconferencing business with Chime; Former NSA chief optimistic about cloud security; and there's more.
The move comes as the company continues to seek the cause of the battery fires and explosions that doomed Samsung's flagship Note7 phones.
Vulnerabilities related to Qualcomm and the Android mediaserver continue to account for many flaws. Google fixed dozens of vulnerabilities in its November update.
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Google's Android Oreo Debuts
DAILY VIDEO: Google officially takes Android Oreo out of the oven; Microsoft sounds the alarm on weaponized virtual machines in the cloud; the Ropemaker email exploit exposes desktop clients...
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