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Apple has yet to officially announce the AirPods release date. Originally slated for launch in late October, this time frame came and went as Apple continued work on the product. Now an Apple retailer located in France has begun taking pre-orders with a shipping date of November 30.
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Starting next year, customers on the AT&T network will have an opportunity to reduce their data plan usage while streaming video. AT&T plans to reduce video quality when streaming video is detected, throttling video quality at around DVD-level (480p). The feature will be optional, however AT&T will enable Stream Saver by default as soon as the service launches.
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Apple today released the third iOS 3 beta to its public beta users. The update includes several improvements and new features. You can learn how to join the Apple Beta Software Program here. All you need to join is a supported device and a working Apple ID. Once you have enrolled in the beta program you can easily download all the new iOS features before they're released to the general public.
Here's what's new in iOS 10.3 beta 3:
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Now Siri can be used to deliver money to iOS contacts with PayPal. Sending a payment in 30 different countries is as simple as saying "Hey Siri, send Omar $60 with PayPal." The money will be delivered after confirming transaction details in a dialog box. In fact, payments can be sent or requested using natural language. As long as the word PayPal is included in the command, Siri will understand how to proceed.
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The hit strategy game ROME: Total War is now available on the App Store for the iPad. Total War was originally released as a PC title in 2004 by Creative Assembly before the game rights were passed to Sega. The game was eventually released for Mac OS X in 2010 by Feral Interactive, and it is now available for iOS.
Total War is set during the rule of the late Roman Republic and early Roman Empire. The object of the game is to balance economic, civil, religious and military power while trying to capture 50 provinces, win over the citizens and eventually overthrow Rome.
