There is a report from Edgadget claming Netflix is testing a new Picture-in-Picture feature that would allow a viewer to have a movie, TV show, etc. to shrink into a small window on the desktop, allowing someone to do other stuff on the user's desktop.
While no official announcement has been given, Engadget did reach out to Netflix and they said that the feature is only a test.
Shortly before retired baseball star David Ortiz was shot in the Dominican Republic on June 9, the man who has been charged with convening the hit squad received a gold iPhone with a photo of "the person they were going to liquidate," The Boston Globe reported last week, citing court documents. Following the shooting the man, Gabriel Alexander Perez Vizcaino, got rid of the phone by selling it to a woman in East Santo Domingo for 9,000 pesos (about $470), claiming it had "problems."
Ten people have been indicted for their parts in the intended assassination, which was unsuccessful. Ortiz is recovering in a Boston-area hospital.
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A man in Miami was able to keep a man from robbing him by claiming his iPhone was a weapon. According to WSVN, the man was at home when he noticed someone rummaging through his car. After calling for help, he got the burglar to lie down on the ground by holding his black iPhone in his direction like a gun, until police arrived.
The suspected car thief was charged with burglary, attempted grand theft auto and resisting arrest without violence.
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Google is officially abandoning its tablet efforts, including two unannounced devices, a spokesperson revealed on Thursday.
"For Google's first-party hardware efforts, we'll be focusing on Chrome OS laptops and will continue to support Pixel Slate," the person told Business Insider. The exact nature of the cancelled devices is uncertain, but it's confirmed that the company will not produce a follow-up to the Slate, introduced in October.
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