Tag Archives: calls

Qualcomm Snapdragon 870

  Qualcomm just unveiled a new high-end 800-series ARM processor, and I know what you’re thinking: Didn’t Qualcomm already announce its 2021 flagship system-on-a-chip (SoC)? It did, but the new Snapdragon 870 will slot in below the flagship Snapdragon 888. The 870 is more akin to last year’s 865, but …

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AT&T Calls Via Alexa

  Amazon this morning announced it’s teaming up with ATT on a new feature that will allow some ATT customers to make and receive phone calls through their Alexa-enabled devices, like an Amazon Echo smart speaker. Once enabled, customers with supported devices will be able to speak to the Alexa …

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Draymond Green calls Kelly Olynyk ‘dirty’

Green had 17 points, 11 assists and 10 rebounds in Golden State’s series-clinching 121-95 win at Utah in Game 4. Earlier in the day, he expressed his opinion of Boston Celtics forward Kelly Olynyk and the Cavaliers’ first two playoff opponents. Green brought up Kevin Love’s injury two years ago …

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Drive calls and customers with display ads

Consumers today view display ads on their smartphones. And when they convert, many prefer to call. Display advertising drove over 28 billion calls in 2016, and marketers must change how they measure and optimize display campaigns to be successful in 2017. Read this playbook from DialogTech and learn how to: …

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Google Duo adds supports for audio-only calls because why not

Google’s standalone video-calling app Duo is no longer just for video calls. The company announced today it’s adding support for audio-only calls – a feature aimed at increasing the app’s adoption in emerging markets, where a strong, high-bandwidth network connection isn’t always available. The option is first rolling out to …

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Senator calls for SEC investigation into Yahoo breach

Yahoo’s announcement last week that data from 500 million user accounts had been stolen in 2014 by what it called a “state-sponsored actor” certainly alarmed Yahoo’s users and its new bosses at Verizon. But now it seems that eyebrows were raised in the Senate as well. Senator Mark Warner, a …

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