Kay Lee
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Kay Lee is a copy editor residing in Europe. With over 4 years of experience in technical writing and creating end-user documentation for high-end electronics.
New Case Against Apple: BlueMail Accuses Apple of Stealing Ideas and Calls on Other Developers to Join
Apple has just recovered from a scandal with Caltech, and suddenly Blix also decided to profit from the company by suing it.
Google Photos Is Testing a New Paid Subscription Service Called "Monthly Photo Prints"
Google Photos is testing a new service. Now, Google will select your best photos and send you their printed versions. Photos can also be selected and edited manually. The subscription will cost $8 per month.
Byte Says Creators Will Receive 100% of Ad Revenue During the Pilot Period
“Supporting our creators is one hugely important way we can do our part to help both thrive,” said the company in an introduction of its Partner Program.
Google Phone App Had a Hidden Call Recording Feature
A hidden conversation recording feature with speech recognition has recently been discovered in the Google Phone beta – an app for calls that is preinstalled on Pixel, Android One, and European Xiaomi smartphones.
Facebook Finally Launches Clear History Tool in All Countries
Facebook finally released its “Off-Facebook Activity” tool available worldwide. With the new function, you can see the websites and apps from which Facebook has been collecting your user activity data. You are still not safe, though.
Guess Who’s Back: Vine Has Returned, and It’s Now Called Byte
Byte pretty much does the same things as Vine did – it’s an app that allows users to create and share six-second loop videos.
No Diverse Board Members, No IPO
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon wouldn't help companies go public without at least one diverse board member.
