Apple unveiled the iPhone 11 Pro at its September event (alongside the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro Max), and the phone is a beauty - even if, new cameras aside, little has changed on the outside since the release of the iPhone X in 2017.
But it’s undeniably the best iOS phone yet - so how does it stack up to one of the best Android phones, the Sams
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At this year's IoT Solutions Word Congress, Microsoft announced that its Azure Sphere microcontroller (MCU) and cloud security service will be generally available in February 2020.
Over the last few years, the software giant has been working to help secure low-cost IoT devices. Microsoft Research's “Project Sopris”, which was dedicated to creating a
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Google’s parent company Alphabet Inc. has reportedly made a formal offer to buy Fitbit, sources told Reuters.
But, the existence of an offer doesn’t suggest an acquisition is imminent: “There is no certainty that the negotiations between Google and Fitbit will lead to any deal,” according to the Reuters report.
Given how long we’ve waited for Google
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It's official: the next AirPods model will be called the AirPods Pro – and in case you thought it was still a while off, we can confirm the AirPods Pro will be dropping on October 30.
The official Apple product website now lists the AirPods Pro alongside the 2019 AirPods model, along with a slick new video introducing the true wireless earbuds and
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Write comment (98 Comments)Isabelle, an actor based in London, had her identity stolen in 2017. "I got home one day and found my post box had been broken into," she says.
"I had two new credit cards approved which I hadn't applied for, and a letter from one bank, saying we've changed our mind about offering you a credit card."
She spent £150 on
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