Google’s Android is now the most popular OS in the world across all hardware platforms, having barely overtaken Microsoft Windows in March, according to Web analytics research published on Monday.

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GN Hearing on Monday announced the ReSound LiNX 3D, a new version of its iPhone-connected hearing aid that will let doctors adjust settings remotely, instead of requiring follow-up appointments or leaving it up to owners.

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ESPN has rebranded its app for Apple TV, changing the name of the tvOS app from WatchESPN to ESPN, with the sports broadcaster also introducing new video content to the Apple set-top box, including more on-demand content for users to watch.

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Apple is pulling out of a partnership with Imagination Technologies, the British company behind the graphics technology used in iOS devices, with Apple’s decision to stop using Imagination’s intellectual property within two years prompting the UK firm’s shares to plunge in value by more than 60 percent.

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Three tech firms — Apple, Amazon, and Google — have reportedly joined the considerable list of bidders of Toshiba’s NAND flash memory business, now on the market as Toshiba looks to raise $9 billion to cover losses at its U.S. nuclear unit, Westinghouse.

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Taking an alternate approach to entering pay TV, Apple is reportedly proposing a bundle of three “premium” channels — namely HBO, Showtime, and Starz.

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Despite the long-term benefits Workflow will reap from Apple’s acquisition, existing users have already seen features disappear. AppleInsider assesses the pros and cons of the buy.

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On its own iLuv’s new Rainbow8 does what a HomeKit bulb needs to, and should satisfy most people. A poor app and a lack of IFTTT or Alexa integration, however, may mean there are better choices.

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While the arrival of iOS 10.3, macOS 10.12.4, and the new “budget” iPad likely grabbed the most attention this week, we also saw teases of AR glasses, car plans, and some of the display technology that might come to the “iPhone 8” and “7s.”

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Samsung with its Galaxy S8 introduced a new device unlock feature based on facial recognition software, but it seems all it takes to bypass the low-level security layer is a photo of a registered user.

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