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Killer unicorns: Every device an iPhone-killer

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iOS Tips and Trends May 29, 2017 Killer unicorns: Every device an iPhone-killer All we need to know is that it's upcoming. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Can Windows be used with Apple's two-factor authentication? • Apple's iOS Setting app needs a major UI overhaul • Smartphone camera shootout: iPhone 7 Plus vs. Samsung Galaxy S8 • Samsung Galaxy Gear 360: Great for the Galaxy S8, not so much for the iPhone • How iCloud Photo Library matches up to Google Photos • The Week in iOS Accessories and Cases: Casio unveils luxurious GravityMaster watch • Gmail vs Inbox: Which Google email client is right for you? • Siri vs. Google Assistant: Which is better for iPhone users? • Why Google Assistant for iPhone can't replace Siri just yet • WWDC 2017 Wish List: 4 accessibility features Apple needs to add to iOS and macOS • Anker's faster-charging 10,000mAh power bank is $27 right now Can Windows be used with Apple's two-factor authentication? No. But you can use add phone numbers. Read More ▶ Apple's iOS Setting app needs a major UI overhaul As iOS evolves, it gets more complicated. That means we need a better way to customize and adjust iOS settings. Read More ▶ Smartphone camera shootout: iPhone 7 Plus vs. Samsung Galaxy S8 The iPhone 7 Plus is Apple's best camera phone yet, but can it compete against the latest from Samsung? Read More ▶ Samsung Galaxy Gear 360: Great for the Galaxy S8, not so much for the iPhone The Gear 360 is a cool little $230 camera that's perfect for Galaxy S8 owners who want to shoot 4K video or broadcast live. Read More ▶ How iCloud Photo Library matches up to Google Photos Google announced major additions to Google Photos at I/O 2017. Where do Photos and iCloud Photo Library have to catch up, and should we be looking for from Apple at WWDC? Read More ▶ The Week in iOS Accessories and Cases: Casio unveils luxurious GravityMaster watch This week's roundup includes a new Bluetooth-enabled watch from Casio, plus cool new earbuds that can translate 40 languages, as well some snazzy new cases for your iPhone and iPad. Read More ▶ Gmail vs Inbox: Which Google email client is right for you? Gmail and Inbox are both excellent free clients. But which is the best one for your email needs? Read More ▶ Siri vs. Google Assistant: Which is better for iPhone users? Google Assistant is now available on iOS, giving Siri new competition on her home turf. But which voice assistant is better for you? Read More ▶ Why Google Assistant for iPhone can't replace Siri just yet Sorry, Google Assistant: Here's why Siri is still the best voice assistant for iOS users. Read More ▶ WWDC 2017 Wish List: 4 accessibility features Apple needs to add to iOS and macOS Apple has shown that accessibility is a top priority in iOS and macOS, but the company can go further. Read More ▶ Anker's faster-charging 10,000mAh power bank is $27 right now Amazon also has good sales on Anker's PowerCore Fusion 5000 and Aukey's Quick Charge 2.0 car and wall chargers today. Read More ▶

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