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AT&T has launched its Unlimited &More data plans, including a skinny bundle of live TV channels available around the clock. Over 30 channels are included with select data plans offering unlimited talk, text and data for a flat fee. The service can even be upgraded with AT&T &More Premium, which delivers more streaming movie and music options on top of the basic package.
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While several third party measuring apps have been developed since ARKit debuted last year, iOS 12 introduces Apple's own augmented reality measuring app. Measure uses the iPhone's camera to measure distances between user selected points, a feature that has probably been in the minds of many ever since the first smartphone cameras arrived on the scene.
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Over the last year or two Safari users may have gradually become aware that it was asking (on Google's behalf) for their location far too often, to the point of being truly annoying. If you have mindlessly been tapping "OK" for too long and are finally fed up enough to do something about it, there are a couple solutions - you can allow it to use your location in such a way that it won't ask all the time or you can have it never use your location. Here's how to fix it on iPhone or iPad:
Grant access to location
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Cable cutters are getting exactly what they asked for -- à la carte television. DC is the latest to join HBO, WWE, ESPN, Disney, CBS and more in launching its own streaming service. The comic book giant announced today DC Universe, "a first-of-its kind digital subscription service that gives fans access to exclusive content and experiences not available anywhere else." Subscribers will get access to all-new live-action and animated series, classic TV and films and a curated selection of digital comics, according to the press release.
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There was a time when quickly moving the iOS keyboard cursor was impossible. Back in 2012 the jailbreak tweak SwipeSelection showed iPhone users there was a better way. Apple added its own trackpad mode with the introduction of 3D Touch. The iPhone 6s was first to support the feature, which converts the keyboard into a trackpad for moving the cursor quickly around text.
