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Photoshop’s free smartphone app is here. Is it worth downloading? One of the many reasons people are willing to shell out over a grand for the latest smartphones is the devices' amazing built-in cameras. They allow you to take near-professional quality pictures without lugging around professional cameras, lenses and tripods everywhere you go. But, if you’re looking to make your great photos even better, check out this AI-powered app. Tap or click to for ways to become a photo editing pro in no time. → |
One trick to unlock your smart home speaker’s true potential New features and options for smart speaker owners are constantly being added, but not all speakers have been able to take advantage of these updates. But that's changing thanks to a new announcement that puts voice-matching, hot words and multi-speaker settings on even more smart speakers. Here's how to get the update. Tap or click here to see how to install these features. → |
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Windows 10 update breaking printers, browsers, OneDrive and more In a heartbreaking, if predictable, twist, the highly anticipated May 2020 update for Windows 10 has become a total disaster. Despite early acclaim by beta testers for stability and performance, the update has been plagued with bugs and compatibility issues. Here's what you can do to roll your system back if you're having problems. Tap or click here to fix this glitchy update. → |
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50 years ago this month, the picturephone arrived and quickly disappeared Half a century ago, with great confidence, AT&T launched the world’s first video phone. It goes without saying it did not take off. Here’s what happened. Tap or click to listen to the latest Consumer Tech Update. → |
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Rock, paper, lawsuit: Canadian court throws out bad bet Do you play bingo or bet on things like sports? How about games like rock-paper-scissors? Well, believe it or not, there is a contingency of people willing to bet hundreds of thousands of dollars on this ancient game, but a new ruling fresh out of Canadian appeals courts makes it unlikely that rock-paper-scissors gamblers will be able to seriously collect. In 2011, a man who had lost a bet worth $517,000 on a rock-paper-scissors game had been forced to refinance his mortgage to meet the expenses of his costly gamble. Canadian courts were willing to listen to his appeal, and after nine years of deliberation, a judge expunged his debts. How? The answer lies in Canadian law, which declares that betting can only take place in regards to games of skill, not games of chance. This proved to be the most complex part of the argument, but ultimately, the judge was moved by how excessive the costs seemed to be for such a petty thing. If you are in debt for something small and stupid, it might be high time to move to Canada. On the flip side, if you want to consistently win at rock-paper-scissors bets, here’s how. Tap or click here to see the best way to win consistently at this classic game. → |
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