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Google is testing a new feature in Chrome for Android that automatically requests the desktop version of websites when used ...

You can mirror your iPhone screen to a TV or Mac computer in several ways, including a hardwire connection or by using AirPlay.

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Airport travel is never fun, regardless of how excited you may be about your destination. There are many Transportation Security Administration (TSA) checkpoints to go through, and you might worry if ...

Android Auto is Google's in-vehicle software platform. It allows you to connect an Android phone to a compatible vehicle's infotainment system, effectively turning its touchscreen display into an ...

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If you rely on an older Android device, whether it's a phone, tablet or car infotainment unit, you may soon lose access to all the new Waze features. Waze's latest beta, version 5.9.90 and higher, now ...

The BlackBerry Passport is a smartphone with a 4.5 inch, 1440 x 1440 pixel touchscreen display positioned above a QWERTY keyboard. It was released in 2014 and it was one of the last phones to ship ...

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