Android is locking down permissions to keep apps from messing with your contacts
Google is putting apps that want to add to or change your contacts under new scrutiny.
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Apple Creator Studio brings new AI assistant, Liquid Glass, and MotionVFX in latest updates
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Looks like Grand Theft Auto VI could require a massive 210GB download
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Baseus 10-in-1 docking station deal brings dual HDMI and 100W PD for less
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Android opens enrollment for program that brings one-tap sideloading for app stores
Google’s Epic-fueled app store plan starts enrollment.
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Score $150 off Samsung’s ultra-slim S700D soundbar in fresh deal
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This Amazon Basics 68W 2-port GaN charger is just $21 right now
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