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Tech Industry Eyes Next Big Thing Amid Drop In Smartphone Sales Tech Industry Eyes Next Big Thing Amid Drop In Smartphone Sales
Tech Industry Eyes Next Big Thing Amid Drop In Smartphone Sales Now that more than 80 percent of American adults own smartphones, tech industries are developing the next big thing. Prompted by a drop in smartphone sales over the past two years, many technology companies - including Apple, Microsoft, Google, Facebook, and Amazon - to get back to research and development, CNBC reported. So what will the next big thing be, according to tech companies? Augmented reality or AR is otherwise known as mixed reality. Here is a still from a video by Apple showing how its new AR (augmented reality) platform will display on a smartphone.Apple This isn’t the…

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by Kristin Palpini
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COVID-19: County-Level Interactive Map Updated Each Day At Daily Voice COVID-19: County-Level Interactive Map Updated Each Day At Daily Voice
Covid-19: County-Level Interactive Map Updated Each Day At Daily Voice An interactive map containing the most recent COVID-19 county-level data is now available - and updated daily - at Daily Voice. The map, created using Google, features the latest information on total COVID-19 cases, case rates per 10,000 people, and intensive care unit hospital beds currently being used by COVID-19 patients. The interactive COVID-19 map can be found at the top of every Daily Voice webpage inside the local banner. Find Daily Voice's interactive map featuring county-level COVID-19 data at the top of the website.Daily Voice The map highlights counties in Daily Voice’s cov…

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by Kristin Palpini
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Google Comes Back Online After Massive Worldwide Outage After Gmail, YouTube Google Comes Back Online After Massive Worldwide Outage After Gmail, YouTube
Google Comes Back Online After Massive Worldwide Outage After Gmail, YouTube 2020 strikes again. Google temporarily went down for approximately an hour early in the morning on Monday, Dec. 14, impacting its many services, including Gmail, Google Docs, Google Maps, and YouTube. The outages were reported on social media shortly before  7 a.m. on Monday, with most of Google’s services - including Google Classroom, which prevented some students around the world from remote learning temporarily - back shortly after 8 a.m., though it remained down longer for some. The outage impacted both mobile and desktop devices. It was reportedly caused by an authentication sy…

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by Zak Failla