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Remotely controlling the shutter on your iPhone's camera lets you include yourself in the photo while avoiding the limitations of a selfie. For example, it allows you to take a picture of a wider scene with you included in the frame, which is ideal for landscape shots or group photos. If your iPhone is on a tripod, taking the shot remotely also reduces the risk of camera shake. Here's how to do it - and you don't need an Apple Watch.
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We don't know what Nothing's "first true flagship" looks like, but we do know what will be written on the price tag.
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No, Microsoft isn't extending the support deadline for Windows 10. That's still October 14, 2025. Instead, Microsoft is saying that if you use the Microsoft 365 Apps platform — Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Outlook — it will still issue security updates well past the Windows 10 expiration date or until October 10, 2028.
Microsoft's updated lifecycle document covering the extension was unearthed by The Verge.
Although Microsoft has made it quite clear for years that Windows 10's support is ending this October, it has made clear that consumers can pay for extended Windows 10 support if they don't want to make the leap to Windows 11. Extending the Windows 365 apps support window makes it even easier.
However, there's still a catch. You'll need to have an active Microsoft 365 license, of course. But Microsoft also says that if you raise a support ticket with Microsoft 365 while on Windows 10, and that issue doesn't occur on Windows 11, don't expect Microsoft to solve your problem. Instead, it will recommend that you move first to Windows 11 and then maybe provide some troubleshooting assistance. You also can't log bugs, either.
So yes, Microsoft will help, but only to an extent. Microsoft is still pushing you toward Windows 11.
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The new streaming service, called simply ESPN, will debut in "early" fall, at a variety of price points depending on whether you get it on a standalone basis or as part of a bundle.
To stream an "ultimate" version of ESPN that includes all its linear networks as well as broadcasts on ABC, it will cost you $29.99 a month, or $299.99 a year—yep, kinda steep, but pretty much in line with expectations ahead of Tuesday's announcement.
You'll also be able to get ESPN in a bundle along with Disney and Hulu with ads for $35.99 a month, while an ESPN bundle with ad-free Disney and Hulu will run you $44.99 a month.
As part of a special introductory offer, Disney will serve up the with-ads version of the Disney , Hulu, and ESPN bundle for $29.99 for the first 12 months.
The "ultimate" tier of the new ESPN streaming service will include—at last—everything ESPN, including all its linear networks (ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, SECN, ESPNEWS, and ESPN Deportes) along with all ESPN broadcasts on ABC, ESPN , ESPN3, SECN , and ACCNX.
You'll also get such signature ESPN shows as SportsCenter, Get Up, First Take, NFL Live, The Pat McAfee Show, Pardon the Interruption, College GameDay, and NBA Today.
That's a big change from the ESPN streaming service, which only ever offered a sliver of ESPN's linear content. Indeed, plenty of ESPN signups have found themselves caught off guard when they learned that SportsCenter, Monday Night Football (save for occasional one-off games), and other key ESPN shows w
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Up until now, Microsoft has said that Microsoft 365 apps will no longer be supported on Windows 10 when that day comes. However, something seems to have changed recently, with Microsoft now promising security updates for Microsoft 365 apps—at least in some specific cases.
Microsoft 365 apps will keep working on Windows 10 after end of support
On the recently updated support page, Microsoft explains that apps such as Word will continue to work, but the continued use of a no-longer-supported Windows 10 could lead to performance issues and potential instability when running Microsoft 365 apps:
Microsoft therefore advises companies that still rely on Microsoft 365 apps on Windows 10 to switch to Windows 11.
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When looking for the best VPN, you'll want to consider a few things: First and foremost, does it have a good privacy record; how are its average connection speeds; is it able to effectively and consistently unblock streaming services; and finally, does it have a large enough server network for your location needs? All of my curated picks below deliver these essentials and more.
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