Every week we handpick the latest tech news and articles that caught our eyes. We hope they inspire you!
1. All products Made by Google now use recycled materials
Google announced last year that by 2022, it will include in all its products Made by Google (Pixel, Pixelbooks, Google Home speakers, Nest devices and accessories such as phone cases and charging holders), recycled materials.
Earlier this week, the company announced it hit one of its goals ahead of schedule: all-new Pixel and Nest products are now designed with recycled materials.
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2. WordPress Adds Option to Re-Publish Entire Blog Posts as Twitter Threads
This week, WordPress added new features that will allow users to republish WordPress blog posts in the form of tweet threads, “with just two extra clicks.”
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3. Adobe is adding its ‘content authenticity’ tool to the latest Photoshop
Adobe will allow Adobe Creative Cloud customers to try a tool that creates a trust assignment directly in an image. As part of a larger software update, Adobe is moving forward with the Content Authenticity Initiative, a system it proposed last year. The tool adds an additional panel to Photoshop, and its use attaches metadata supported by Adobe’s Behance art-sharing site.
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4. Apple added a secret button to your iPhone, a giant touch-sensitive button
The latest software version of the iPhone, iOS 14, adds a feature that blurs the line between hardware and software, called Back Tap.
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