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Google's Neural Machine Translation engine learns three new languages, with more on the way
Google is expanding its contextual Neural Machine Translation to Hindi, Russian, and Vietnamese, with more languages on the way.
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Google promotes Keep note app to a G Suite core service, much to our relief
As a new core component of G Suite, Google integrates Keep into Docs, letting you edit and create notes without launching a separate window.
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Aurora HDR 2017 first look: Macphun's flashy editor turbocharges your photos
Batch processing, combined with new tools and presets, promise to make your pictures sizzle.
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Microsoft adds Android Wear support to Outlook for Android
The latest update lets you view notifications, read new emails, and reply to messages from the comfort of your wrist.
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BlackBerry 10 devices are probably dead
BlackBerry has stopped producing phones with its in-house operating system as the company focuses on a more secure Android.
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Make Windows Media Player the default audio player in Windows 8
Like many Windows 8 users, I spend most of my time using Desktop mode, which affords me a more Windows 7-like experience.
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Google Earth power user tips
Google Earth users can do more than just fly around a virtual globe. The free mapping application can display real-time weather, help compose photographs and measure distances much more easily than its Maps cousin.
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Saving Google Maps destinations for easy navigation
Saving a destination in Google Maps makes it easier to navigate to and also lessens the chance for error when entering or trying to remember an address.
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How to make iOS autocorrect work for you
Autocorrect is a boon from the computer gods for anyone engaged in tiny-screen typing, but it's also the bane of every iPhone and iPad user's existence. You can accept the gift and avoid the grief by paying attention to a few details.
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How to set up speech and emoji on your iPhone
Your iPhone and iPad can speak aloud any text you can select. In this video, I'll show you how to enable that feature, and how to type emoji symbols in your text, too.
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Toyota to produce a self-driving car by 2020
Toyota has been testing a new automated driving test vehicle called Highway Teammate, with the aim of launching related products by around 2020.
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Deep-dive review: Windows 10 - worth the wait
Finally, an operating system from Microsoft you can love.
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Windows 7 holdouts: Why diehard users refuse to move to Windows 10
Rejoice, Windows fans. Windows 10 is finally here and it's chock full of fancy new features like Cortana, Task View, windowed modern UI apps, and the return of the Start menu. But despite the excitement--and the free upgrade for Windows 7 and 8.1 use...
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How to install Windows 10 on your PC
You've read the review, pored through the tips and how-tos, and have waited breathlessly for the day that you can download Windows 10.
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5 must-know Windows 10 tips and tricks
Windows 10 is finally here, and Microsoft's latest, greatest operating system is chock full of tricks and tweaks that can enhance your experience--and tailor Windows to your personal needs. Here's a look at five of the most useful. (Pssst: Our massiv...
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