Wednesday, December 30, 2020 at 1:26PM 
Perhaps our initial question is why this app was allowed in the first place. But Apple just took out Vybe Together from the App Store this week. It's an app that promotes private parties, which shouldn't be happening during the COVID-19 pandemic. The tagline on the company's now taken-down site goes, "Get your rebel on. Get your party on."
Wednesday, December 30, 2020 at 7:02AM 
You might already know this news, but if you don't, Google Cloud Print is going away on January 1, 2021. It might not affect many of you, but you might still see Cloud Print as your default printing option. You can change your print settings default in apps like Chrome.
Google introduced Cloud Print in 2010 to make it easier for people using Chrome OS devices to print their documents, which was essential because printer support in Chrome OS was sparse. But in 2017, Google added a native printing option, which allowed any Chrome OS device to connect to any compatible printer on your network without needing the Cloud connection. And so, it makes sense for Google to shut down Cloud Print.
Source: Engadget
Wednesday, December 30, 2020 at 3:37AM 
While Samsung and Dolby aren't working together to bring Dolby Vision HDR to Samsung televisions, the company has something similar to it. Its HDR10+ technology will support HDR10+Adaptive, which has a Filmmaker Mode that uses the TV's light sensor to adjust lighting based on the room's conditions. HDR10+ expands on basic HDR 10 by encoding information on a per-scene basis.
Tuesday, December 29, 2020 at 1:44PM 
LG is all set to unveil its new series of televisions that feature Mini LED tech. The company branded these as QNED, and they occupy the premium slot of its LCD line. It will be available up to 86 inches, with 10 models featuring 4K and 8K resolutions.
Mini LED light sources are designed to provide better lighting control and contrast than conventional edge-lit or full-array backlighting in TVs. But LG said its Nanocell and quantum dot tech are still being used in the panel itself. The 86-inch model will be showcased at the company's CES 2021 "virtual booth." It will have over 30,000 LED backlights and almost 2,500 local dimming zones.
Source: Engadget
