Apple is rolling out a new audio test tool for AirPods that lets its store employees easily determine if a loss of sound quality or volume is a genuine fault or caused by dirt buildup.
You may soon be able to record an audio message and send it to another Twitter user privately through the app’s Direct Messages feature.
Netflix is testing with select users a new Shuffle Play button for its collection of streaming movies and TV shows.
The experimental feature is designed to make it easier for users to understand the conversations they follow on Twitter.
An updated interface is among the ways Twitter wants to make conversations easier to read and follow.
Netflix Collections are curated by human experts and organized into sections based on factors like genre, tone, story line and character traits.
Selecting a show to watch is a pain in the you-know-what. A new option currently being tested with a small subset of users promises to play a TV show episode completely randomly.
It’s unclear if this new navigation style might launch in the future given the angry response from users who were shocked to wake up to a horizontally-scrolling feed this morning.
Facebook notes that its Reddit-like downvote button will make it easier for them to rank the comments that readers believe deserve to rank highest rather than the comments that get the strongest emotional reaction.
A new video uploaded by Bennett Sorbo shows an iPhone 6s running through several CPU-intensive tasks with, and without a damaged battery. He runs through different apps, plays games and videos, and even throws a Geekbench benchmark test at it.
Screen burn-in test shows Apple’s iPhone X easily besting Samsung’s S7 Edge, and Note 8 smartphones.
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