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  Leak: OnePlus 7 could eliminate the notch with a pop-up camera

  Publié: mars 3, 2019, 3:19pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  At MWC last month, OnePlus did not -- as many people had hoped -- show off the OnePlus 7, opting instead to give visitors a hands-off glimpse at a 5G prototype. But a new leak gives us an idea of what we might expect to see in the upcoming handset. In a video, the OnePlus 7 is shown to have virtually no bezels, and a 6.5-inch screen is unencumbered by a notch or hole punch cut-out. This is thanks largely to the use of a camera that pops up out of the top of the handset. See also: Android Pie… [Continue Reading]
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  Twitter is testing a new option to let you hide replies to tweets

  Publié: mars 3, 2019, 12:03pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  There are many demands made of Twitter, but perhaps the most frequently requested feature is an edit option. There's a chance that this will appear in time, but until then there are other concerns for Twitter users. Abuse and trolling on Twitter -- like other social networks -- is rife, and anyone posting a tweet has to deal with the replies that it may generate... and the responses to those replies. It is already possible to block or mute respondents, but Twitter is currently testing a new tool -- the ability to hide replies. See also: Twitter users can now… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft welcomes new partners as it launches Microsoft Quantum Network

  Publié: mars 3, 2019, 10:51am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Quantum computing is not necessarily the future of computing, but it's certainly a future and an important part of technological advancement. All of the big players from the world of technology are understandably eager to be at the forefront of what's happening, and Microsoft is no different. This week, the company formally launched the Microsoft Quantum Network, a coalition of partners with a shared vision. The goal is "sharing knowledge and collaborating with the best quantum innovators" with a view to helping the progression of quantum computing. See also: Microsoft announces it is killing off Microsoft Health Dashboard apps and services… [Continue Reading]