This information comes from industry sources, from Zhaoli Technology. Huawei allegedly worked on this new hinge for quite some time, and that it’s finally ready for primetime. Huawei’s first clamshell foldable will have a brand new hinge Huawei’s first clamshell foldable will have a brand new hinge Huawei already announced several foldable smartphones. The Huawei Mate X arrived first, and then the Mate Xs which essentially improved upon the Mate X design, but looked almost the same....

“This investment is an important step in advancing Magic Leap’s mission to transform the way we work,” said CEO Peggy Johnson. “With ongoing support from our existing investors, Magic Leap will have greater financial flexibility and the resources needed to continue our growth trajectory as we expand on our industry-leading AR technology.” Johnson joined Magic Leap as CEO in August last year after an extensive career at Qualcomm and Microsoft, spanning over three decades....

The impact won’t solely rely on changes the company is making to ensure a PWA installed via Edge functions more like a native app. Although that has been a primary focal point for companies behind the PWA revolution and is still very much a part of it. The company plans, for instance, to introduce new APIs that will allow PWA notifications to be passed on by Windows itself using the PWA rather than the Edge browser....

The change itself is minor, resulting in a new swipeable carousel at the top of the YouTube Music Explore tab. For clarity, that’s the middle tab in the bottom bar UI. It’s typically intended to help users discover new music. The new carousel is relatively straightforward as well. It showcases new albums added to YouTube Music and new curated playlists. More directly, there are five slots in the carousel. At least three of those appear to be dedicated to new albums directly....

1. Use an Android password manager 1. Use an Android password manager Most people understand the danger of hackers and the risks of using weak passwords. Still, about 51% of internet users use repetitive passwords across their different accounts (both work and personal). Using weak or repetitive passwords greatly increases any Android user’s risk of getting hacked. The main reason why people use weak passwords is that they’re afraid they’ll forget them if they’re too strong....