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Michael Clewley, the director of Handheld Software Product Management at BlackBerry, hinted in his personal Twitter feed that the company will release a Marshmallow beta test for the Priv smartphone.

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Microsoft has just launched "Project Murphy", a Skype bot that will merge two things together into one picture if you type in "What if..;" questions like. "What if Arnold was Superman?"

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During today's Build 2016 keynote, Microsoft showed how its recent acquisiton of Xamarin will enable developers to make apps that will work on Windows, iOS and Android with shared code.

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As part of his historic visit to Cuba, U.S. President Barack Obama stated in an Interview that Google plans to announce it will help expand broadband and Wi-Fi access to the Internet in that country.

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A new report claims that Sony has started to brief game developers on their plans to release a new version of the PlayStation 4 console with updated graphics and support for 4K TVs.

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The Oculus Rift VR headset will launch on March 28 with 30 games to choose from, with more due for release in the coming weeks and months.

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Web users of Google Maps will be able to see that the little peg to move into Street View has been replaced with a version of Link from Nintendo's Legend of Zelda game series.

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Microsoft has confirmed it has completed its previously-announced acquisition of SwiftKey, which makes popular virtual keyboards for iOS and Android devices. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

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Microsoft has now officially canceled its plans to offer developers bridge tools to port Android apps to Windows 10 Mobile, also known as "Project Astoria"

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