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The Morning After: IPadOS 13.4 Brings Mouse and Trackpad Support

Good morning, everyone! You look stunning.



The iPad, years after its launch it's now able to be operated using the trackpad or mouse. The 13.4 update that was released yesterday for iOS and iPadOS added that and a number of other new features, such as the ability to use third-party navigation apps in the CarPlay dashboard, and a updated iCloud file sharing that will be a lot more useful.



One of the biggest changes to the browser is. Safari for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS have now set it as a default to block third-party cookies. This is the first major browser to implement this. Google has announced it will do the same with Chrome, but not until 2022. The team calls this a "significant improvement for privacy since it removes any sense of exceptions or that "a little bit of cross-site tracker tracking is now allowed." I'm more secure now, and I use Android.



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A higher resolution sensor, improved autofocus, and a great tilt display.The Fujifilm X100V is the best camera for street photography that is compact.



Fujifilm's X100-series compact street photography cameras have always been well-handled and the X100V is no different. However, Fujifilm has introduced numerous technological enhancements, including a higher-resolution 26.1-megapixel sensor, sharper lens tilting screen, and stunning 4K video capabilities. It's now simpler than ever to use and takes better quality, more vivid images than its predecessor. Check out Steve Dent's full review.



The FlexPai 2 will be the first phone to use Royole's latest flexible display.Royole's next phone that folds is much better at bent



Royole was the first to come out of the market with a foldable phone and it's now ready for the second round. Royole claims that the FlexPai 2 will feature Royole's third generation Cicada Wing FFD, which features a significantly increased bend radius. It's now 1mm. The FlexPai 2 can bend over 200,000 times despite having a 3mm diameter.



This phone has the ability to fold more easily, possibly even better than Huawei's Mate Xs, which has an identical flexible screen facing outward. ZTE is working with the company on future phones, so you might find one out in the wild.



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



To help students who are stuck at home and don't have the time to continue learning beyond educational TV and books, there's now a abundance of educational materials for free available in Minecraft. Mojang has added a category devoted to education to the Marketplace which includes a number of lessons from Minecraft Education Edition. Mcprofile The worlds are free to download as of today on all Bedrock versions of Minecraft, and they'll be available at no extra cost until June 30th.



How to find online help in times of social isolation. How to see an therapist if you're trapped in your home.



While the coronavirus outbreak isn't the only time the world has been hit by a global pandemic but we've never been so technologically prepared to face the challenges of avoiding human contact as we are today. We are becoming more isolated as we attempt to stop COVID-19 spreading, so we need to stay in our homes and not be too stressed.



Not only does solitude lead to solitude and isolation, but we're also relegated to communicating with people mostly through text messages and messaging. We walk through the options of getting professional help and assistance while you decide where you'd like to stay.



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



The increase in usage is actually making the social network's resources more strained which is something you don't often hear from an internet company. Facebook has reduced video quality in Europe and has rehired most of its contract workers who are moderators of content.



The company also warned that its revenues could take a hit, since its ad revenue has been declining in recent weeks because of the pandemic. According to the company's Vice President of Analytics, Alex Schultz, and VP of Infrastructure, Jay Pareikh, "We do not monetize many of the services that are seeing an increase in engagement, and we've also seen an increase in our advertising business in countries taking proactive steps to limit the spread of COVID-19."



But there's more!



Microsoft is putting off non-security Windows updates.



Surface Pro 7 bundle with Type Cover will help you save more than $250.



YouTube streams will default at 480p for the rest of the month 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 to develop quieter, more versatile drones for delivery.



BioWare book will recount 25 years of games



Google makes it easier to locate COVID-19 travel advisory



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The Morning After: iPadOS 14.0 brings trackpad and mouse support


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