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The Morning After: IPadOS 13.4 Brings Mouse and Trackpad Support

Good morning, everyone! You look amazing.



The iPad has come a long way since its launch, is now able to be used with either a trackpad or mouse. Yesterday's iOS 13.4 update for iPadOS and iOS added this feature as well as a variety of other useful features like third-party navigation apps for the CarPlay dashboard. The revamped iCloud file share will increase its utility.



However, one of the most significant changes is to the browser. Safari for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS have made it a default setting to block third-party cookies. This is the first major browser to do this. Google has said that Chrome will be the same but not until 2022. The team calls this an "significant improvement in privacy because it eliminates any notion of exceptions, or that "a little bit of cross-site tracker tracking is now allowed." Android makes me feel more secure and I'm already using it.



-- Richard



A better sensor, better autofocus and very convenient tilt display.The Fujifilm X100V is a top camera for street photography that is compact.



Fujifilm's X100-series compact street cameras have been a success, and the X100V is no different. Fujifilm has made numerous technological improvements to the X100V, including the 26.1-megapixel sensor with sharper lens, tilting display and impressive 4K video capabilities. It's now easier than ever to use and can take better, more vibrant pictures than its predecessor. Steve Dent's complete review is available.



The FlexPai 2 will be the first phone to use Royole's most flexible display.Royole's next phone that folds is far more flexible in bends



Royole was the first company to launch an adjustable phone that folds and is now ready for round 2. The FlexPai 2 will come with Royole's third-generation Cicada Wing FFD (Fully Flexible Display), which packs a much-improved bend radius, which has gone from the previous version's 3mm down to a mere 1mm but still able to withstand more than 200,000 bends according to Royole.



This phone has a better fold, perhaps even superior to Huawei's Mate Xs, which has an identical flexible screen facing outward. The company is collaborating with ZTE on future phones -and it's possible that you'll be more likely to see one in the wild.



Through the Marketplace, Mojang offers learning materials to children who aren't home. 'Minecraft' takes students on a free tour of the ISS



To help students stuck at home and don't have the time to continue studying beyond educational television and more books, there's a new amount of educational content for free available in Minecraft. Mojang has added a category for education to the Marketplace which includes a number of lessons from Minecraft: Education Edition. The worlds are free to download as of today on all Bedrock versions of Minecraft, and they'll be available for download at no additional cost until June 30th.



How to get help online in times of social isolation. How to find an therapist when you are stuck indoors.



While the coronavirus outbreak isn't the first, it is the first time that the world has witnessed an epidemic that is global. But, we're not as technologically advanced to deal with the issues of avoiding contact with humans as we are now. However, as we get ready to hunker down and stay home to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, we're becoming more isolated than before.



Solitary can lead to loneliness. We are also restricted to communicating with people largely through text messages and text messages. We explore the options of obtaining professional assistance and support while staying where you need to stay.



Millions of people are inside and are using Facebook to deal with the situation. Facebook is struggling to keep up to the 'unprecedented amount' of traffic.



In fact, the increase of users is stressing the social network's resources -- not the typical complaint from a company that operates online. Facebook has reduced video quality in Europe, and has rehired many of its contract employees who are moderators of content.



The company also warned that its revenue could be affected by the drop in its ad revenue due to the pandemic. Jay Pareikh (VP of Infrastructure) and Alex Schultz (VP of Analytics) explained that they don't make money from the majority of the services where there is increased engagement. They also said that there's been a drop in the ad business in countries that have implemented aggressive measures to fight the spread of COVID-19.



But there's more!



Microsoft has stopped non-security Windows updates



Surface Pro 7 bundle with Type Cover will save you more than $250.
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In the coming month, YouTube streams will default to 480p to conserve bandwidth.



Wyze's Alexa-equipped fitness tracker costs $25.



Inflatable ISS module maker Bigelow Aerospace laid off all of its employees



UPS is working on more flexible and quiet delivery drones



BioWare book will be a chronicle of 25 years of games



Google makes it simple to locate COVID-19 travel advisoryies



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