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A 9-minute Galaxy S21 FE introduction video is here, with two additional promo videos A 9-minute Galaxy S21 FE introduction video is here, with two additional promo videos The company published a 9-minute Galaxy S21 FE video via its official YouTube channel. That video is embedded below this paragraph, and it essentially introduces the phone. This video has a heavy camera emphasis to it as well, so you’ll be able to get plenty of information regarding that....

Among the new features for the Android version is the ability to launch Skype on the web on your Android smartphone or tablet. Compatible Android web browsers include Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and other ​​Chromium-based browsers. Microsoft is also bringing background blurring to Skype for Android (via). This is a long-sought-after feature by Skype users. The company said it is also fixing issues with video rendering on mobile devices. Additionally, the app is getting support for audio calls via Mozilla Firefox, allowing you to use the web version of Skype on “virtually any browser....

It also sports superior 3- stage cleaning system. Delivers up to 40x the suction for our deepest clean yet. Automatically increases suction to clean deep into carpets. this means that it is not going to leave any dirt or dust behind. Especially on carpet. Which is actually a really big deal. There’s also PerfectEdge Technology and a specially designed Corner Brush optimizes cleaning deep into corners and along edges. Enhanced sensors constantly scan ahead at a rate of 25 times per second to detect obstacles in the cleaning path....

The Sonos Ray is set to launch at a price of $279. The leaks previously pointed to the speaker costing $249, so it’s launching at about 12% more than what we expected. This might throw off some potential customers, but not many. The Sonos Ray has a price and a launch date The Sonos Ray has a price and a launch date Now that you know how much this speaker is going to cost, it’s also important to know when it’s going to actually come out....

Back in late July, a dangerous vulnerability in Twitter’s API was found after selling 5.4 million users’ data on a forum for $30,000. The package mainly included general data like Twitter IDs, names, and login names. But also, the user’s phone numbers and email addresses were included in the package. In January, Twitter announced it had covered the flaw in its API. However, hackers disagree with that claim. The vulnerability in Twitter API reportedly enables hackers to retrieve the associated Twitter ID by submitting phone numbers and email addresses into the API....