Increasingly, it seems, our gadgets are not wholly owned by us—that when some component breaks, we are at the mercy of the giant companies that charge us out the ears for repair parts and services. One of the tech industry’s favorite lines of defense with respect to upholding repair monopolies is “safety,” but…
Google pictures a world where you can ask the Assistant to do almost anything. If you connect the right services to the platform, you're already close to all-encompassing voice control today. That's also true for financial transactions: You can tell Google Assistant to send money through Google Pay. Integrating proper online banking is quite another feat, though. Google and British bank NatWest (part of RBS) have taken it upon themselves to trial such feature in a limited beta, but the current implementation comes with lots of hurdles and drawbacks.
Read MoreGoogle Assistant voice banking is being tested by NatWest, but it’s already proving cumbersome was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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If your phone has the appropriate slot, MicroSD cards are a convenient way to expand your device's internal memory or transfer files to another handset. They might seem expensive, but you can snatch a Sandisk 512GB card for less than $90 thanks to this deal.
This card features UHS Speed Class 1 and A1 rating, which make it achieve transfer speeds of up to 100MB per second. This means you'll be able to move files and load apps quickly.
Read MoreGrab a SanDisk 512GB A1 microSD card for less than $90 was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
