Granted, there are way more features that could make the transition, but then we’d have two Android OS’, basically. These are only the ones that I do believe could truly push iOS to a whole new level. iOS is quite limited as it is, and that is Apple’s intention. I’m not trying to say it should become Android, I’m just saying Apple could do more to improve what it’s offering inside its iOS bubble....
Specs-related information is currently unavailable, though we expect to learn more in the weeks and months ahead. However, 9to5Google has reportedly viewed the related documentation, thus confirming the existence of this device. Separately, the site’s APK Insight team has also managed to spot the Boreal codename in prior reporting. This would be the latest in the small list of first-party streaming products sold by Google. Although we don’t know what hardware it will pack, it should bring hardware decoding support for the AV1 format....
iOS 16 will bring some new security and functional features iOS 16 will bring some new security and functional features It’s just about Apple season, as WWDC is happening right now. Now only that, but the iPhone 14 will be unveiled in a matter of a few months. The new version of iOS will be a hot grab for iPhone users. There were some new integrations and features that we can look forward to when iOS 16 lands....
** Worry not: We’ve got a rundown of the best prom hairstyles for every zodiac sign. Each one will make you feel like the prom queen you are. The stars have spoken: Aries (March 21 to April 19): Hawk Hair Always ahead of the pack, a theatrical updo that speaks volumes about your style-savvy is just the thing for a go-getter like you. Work this evening wear version of a rockabilly pouf by ribboning in some bright temporary highlights at the nape to match your electric-hued cat-eye....
Instead, he found himself in his doctor’s office—25 pounds overweight, physically exhausted, sleep-deprived and with a diagnosis of Type 2 diabetes. This news only aggravated the anxiety and disconnect he had been feeling for months. Steve was burned out. It’s called “burnout” for good reason—at the cellular level, our bodies are literally inflamed. This doesn’t happen overnight. It’s a chronic condition that’s a direct response to our 24/7 “always on” work cultures—which, combined with a climate of economic uncertainty, make for a perfect storm in our physiology....
