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Google's Search App Now Has A Dark Mode
The new update is compatible with Android 10, iOS 12, and iOS 13. 
The new update is compatible with Android 10, iOS 12, and iOS 13. -
How To Deal With 'Zoom Fatigue'
“Zoom fatigue” refers to the mental exhaustion associated with online video conferencing -- here's how to combat it. 
“Zoom fatigue” refers to the mental exhaustion associated with online video conferencing -- here's how to combat it. -
Study: 'Dr. Google' Is Almost Always Wrong
The issue is largely down to a lack of quality control, with practically zero government regulation overseeing symptom-checker sites. 
The issue is largely down to a lack of quality control, with practically zero government regulation overseeing symptom-checker sites. -
The Hows Of Transitioning To Online Learning
It’s not always easy to get used to online learning, but you can get the hang of it with a few easy tips. 
It’s not always easy to get used to online learning, but you can get the hang of it with a few easy tips. -
SpaceX & NASA Invite 2020 Graduates To Have Their Photos Launched To The ISS
Entrants will have until Wednesday, May 20, to complete their submissions ahead of the big launch seven days later. 
Entrants will have until Wednesday, May 20, to complete their submissions ahead of the big launch seven days later. -
New Security Threat Detected On Windows 10, Microsoft Confirms
Microsoft has outlined how its new breed of Windows 10 Secured-Core PCs can help companies mitigate the threat of the recently disclosed Thunderspy attacks on devices with a Thunderbolt interface. 
Microsoft has outlined how its new breed of Windows 10 Secured-Core PCs can help companies mitigate the threat of the recently disclosed Thunderspy attacks on devices with a Thunderbolt interface. -
YouTube Users At Risk Of Viewing False COVID-19 Info, Viewed More Than 60 Million Times
More than a quarter of the most-viewed coronavirus videos on YouTube contain "misleading or inaccurate information," a study suggests. 
More than a quarter of the most-viewed coronavirus videos on YouTube contain "misleading or inaccurate information," a study suggests. -
Chrome Will No Longer Run Resource-Heavy Ads In August
By not displaying those resource-heavy ads, Chrome could ease the strain on your phone’s battery or your home network capacity. 
By not displaying those resource-heavy ads, Chrome could ease the strain on your phone’s battery or your home network capacity. -
How AR Offers Business Apps More Leverage
Due to its wondrous ability to transform the real world with awesome elements from the virtual world, AR is just on the move to enhance the things people feel, hear, and see. 
Due to its wondrous ability to transform the real world with awesome elements from the virtual world, AR is just on the move to enhance the things people feel, hear, and see. -
Google Pixel Execs Quit Over Pixel 4 Failure
A report claims that two key staff members have quit the Google Pixel division after apparent disappointment with how the Google Pixel 4 lineup turned out to be. 
A report claims that two key staff members have quit the Google Pixel division after apparent disappointment with how the Google Pixel 4 lineup turned out to be.
