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***** Introducing Notification History Log ***** Cleared any notification accidentally? Want to get them back? Not a problem! I developed an app called "Notification History Log" which can help you view old Android notifications. Features: Default Notification Log (If supported) Advanced Notification History Unlimited Notification Log Blacklist apps to exclude from Log Search Notifications Swipe to Delete Single Notification Clear All Notifications at Once. Download: http://ift.tt/2gVaVNR How it works? http://ift.tt/2yWDstF Download, Install, Configure and Forget. It will do magic in the background ;) Submitted October 30, 2017 at 12:47PM by amarilindra http://ift.tt/2yWLeBl http://ift.tt/eA8V8J

Most free apps have an option to remove ads by paying a small fee, But Snapchat, Twitter & Instagram do not I wouldn't be apposed to paying a small fee to get rid of all of the sponsored ads. None of them are helpful and mostly get in the way. It's not pleasant when you're checking your friends / followers stories on Instagram & Snapchat, when a sponsored one pops up and gets in the way. Even when scrolling down on Instagram & Twitter you'll see a sponsored Tweet / post, which most of the time is advertising a crappy free app / free to play game. I assume by having them it's away for the company's to get more money. So if millions of people payed a few dollars to get rid of them, that's a lot of profit. It would be so handy if we could just get rid of them for a few dollars. Submitted October 30, 2017 at 12:53PM by Kennett-Ny http://ift.tt/2z4dLHd http://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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The Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL have had a tough time since their launch with a number of complaints being leveled at them. Some of these will be addressed by upcoming patches, and Google has even decided to extend the  Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL warranty  in an attempt to quash fears over device longevity. One of the lesser-known issues comes from the Pixel 2 XL’s video recording function — specifically, how it handles audio. This is said to accentuate background noise leading to audio playback that is “tinny” or that sounds like it’s full of static (you can listen to a sample of this here ). Like the bulk of the display worries, this problem only appears to be affecting the LG-built Pixel 2 XL, but thankfully, it seems that it will be addressed in an upcoming patch. Editor's Pick Dear Google, When are you going to fix Android Wear? Smartwatches are in a funny state. They’re not really all that popular amongst the populace at large, but they’re not exactly bust...

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I have had an iPhone since the 4S; which also happened to be my first smartphone and second phone overall. I have owned most of the new iterations up until the 6s plus. The iPhone X does not have a big enough screen for me (watched a YouTube video where woman explains how the 8 Plus will have the bigger screen). I decided to give the Google Pixel 2 XL a shot. I am not disappointed. The only thing I miss from an iPhone or iOS in general are: I and FaceTime. Overall I've enjoyed the new OS and the new phone. The camera is amazing and everything is very wuick and responsive. Submitted October 30, 2017 at 05:00AM by andrugrc http://ift.tt/2lslQAe http://ift.tt/eA8V8J

I've been playing around with Google Lens for a few days since I got it on my Pixel. It's far from blown my mind, but one thing I've found really confusing is that the entirety of it is just a button you press and it spits out its best guess (which a lot of the time is nothing). I'm not machine learning expert, but isn't the idea behind it that you train it by telling it when it gets something wrong, and telling it what the answer should have been? For example, I have a dog that's half Shih Tzu half Bichon Frise. Any time I use Lens on a photo of him it thinks he's a Schnoodle. Pretty impressive guess, but not totally right. At this point shouldn't I be able to correct it so it can take that into consideration for future "guesses"? It's a similar thing with Google Photos face detection. It's generally pretty accurate, but sometimes it gets faces wrong, or misses a face entirely and there's no way to correct it or manually tag a f...

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