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Here’s what you picked as your favorite news stories for the week:
41 likes – A new leak shows off the new Nokia flagship smartphone which is slated to be released in 2017. The leak also gives us a clue as to what the device will include with the Snapdragon 835 processor, 6GB of RAM, and a 23MP Carl Zeiss rear camera.
42 likes – A leaked update for WhatsApp showed that users may soon be able to edit or delete messages even if they’ve already been delivered.
43 likes – Real-Time Text Messaging is a new service that was approved by the FCC to force all carriers to support the service which assists users who are either deaf or hard of hearing.
43 likes – In an upcoming meeting, Samsung is looking to figure out how to achieve its highest operating profits, as projections suggest the figure may be north of $25 billion.
44 likes – Google has started testing even more features for the mobile Search application. These changes include a new Recents tab for viewing recent searches, offline search functionality, and a return of the “Lite Search Mode”.
45 likes – Google’s pop-up store in New York City was giving owners of the Pixel or Pixel XL the ability to have a sweater knitted for their favorite devices.
48 likes – To celebrate the holidays, Google is offering a coupon code giving users the ability to rent any movie for just $1. The coupon code is “AB3Z3ENNBL22QVGRSA00HJ8” and will let you pick any movie in the Play Movies library.
48 likes – A new update to Google’s Voice Access application adds new commands to either show or hide the keyboard, while providing new settings options.
50 likes – Google has confirmed the company plans to release two new smartwatches complete with Android Wear 2.0 in 2017. Google also confirmed the final developer preview of Android Wear 2.0 will be released in January.
59 likes – After a leaked APK spoiled Google’s plans to release Gboard for Android, the company finally officially pushed the update to everyone and made its official announcement.
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