Dan Thorp-Lancaster
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ASUS is now offering a bootloader unlock utility for the ZenFone 2, making it much easier for the tinkerers out there to install custom ROMs on their smartphone.

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Motorola has added another of its stock apps to Google Play, this time bringing the Moto Email app to the app marketplace.

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Google Photos is getting a new feature that will take you on a walk down memory lane. Specifically, the opt-in feature will let you relive photos you took on a given date in years past.

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The Chase Mobile app for Android now supports fingerprint login, allowing users to check their accounts with just a tap.

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Work chat app Slack has added support for Android Wear in its latest update, bringing chat replies right to your wrist.

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In its latest update, titled Frozen Shadows, Temple Run 2 lets players slip and slide their way through a new, icy world.

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Microsoft's Your Phone app can now mirror your Android notifications, allowing you to view and manage them without picking up your phone.

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Microsoft Launcher is rolling out another update for beta testers today, bringing tighter integration with Microsoft Teams and Outlook flagged emails, along with a revamped settings page.

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The latest Microsoft Launcher beta brings several new features to the table, including adaptive icons and the ability to hide the dock.

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The Your Phone app on Windows 10 can now sync notifications, messages, and photos over mobile data, thanks to the latest update for the Your Phone Companion app.

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Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Twitter are all joining hands as part of a new initiative to counter violent extremist and terrorist content online.

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Google has deprecated "Project Campfire," a feature it was working on for Chrome OS that would have allowed Chromebooks to dual-boot Windows 10.

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Amazon has unveiled a new Dash Button that can be programmed to do practically anything you want.

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Opera Mini now sports a new Video Boost feature, which should help cut down on video loading and buffering times while also cutting down on data consumption.

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Originally only available in Japan, Kingdom Hearts: Unchained X is now available for Android in North America.

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Google Keyboard is currently receiving a pretty big update that brings along a new one-handed mode, adjustable keyboard height and much more!

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The latest improvements to Google Now on Tap mean that users can now manually select text and search for content inside of photos from any app.

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The latest update to Google Keep adds a few minor, albeit nifty features, including link previews and autocomplete suggestions for grocery list items.

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Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow is now rolling out to the LTE variant of the NVIDIA Shield Tablet in the U.S.
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