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A few recent actions by the company in the past months may have been harbingers of the closure. In December, Google moved its libphonenumber project for parsing phone numbers from Google Code to GitHub. Last month, the company released a new library for building distributed applications named grpc, and this too used GitHub, not Google Code. … [Read more...] about Google to close Google Code open source project hosting

Singapore also uses a digital check-in system to boost its contact tracing efforts and has made this mandatory at certain locations across the island. Called SafeEntry, the digital check-in system uses QR codes -- displayed at the entry and exit points of a venue -- to collect data that can be used to facilitate contact tracing should an individual who visited the location test positive for COVID-19. The check-in system has been deployed at more than 16,000 sites island-wide.  … [Read more...] about Singapore looking at wearable devices to support COVID-19 contact tracing

Choose Which Microphone to Use Lastly, you can customize which of your AirPods microphones are used by tapping on the “Microphone” option. By default, your AirPods will automatically switch the microphone between earbuds depending on which bud you’re using. … [Read more...] about How to Change Your AirPods and AirPods Pro Settings

Some comedians seem to have successfully adapted to these platforms. Stalter, for one, has turned interacting with her audience into an art form. Recently, when she used a livestreamed performance to satirize the Home Shopping Network, Chelsea Peretti (Brooklyn 99) jumped into Stalter’s comments in character to sell the door to her home. “Everybody was commenting to her and not listening to me,” Stalter says, which the comedians were able to play off as a back-and-forth fight over video chat. The bit worked, latency be damned. … [Read more...] about When COVID-19

The four microphones on the Razer Opus do a great job of keeping the rest of the world out of your ears, but they're somewhat less great at sharing your voice with the rest of the world. If you're in a small room with little background noise, the microphone isn't too bad. But if you have any kind of other sounds in the area or you're in a larger room, your voice can get drowned out, or you sound like you're far away from the microphone. There's a limit to what you can accomplish with this physical design, but these microphones for phone calls are just okay. … [Read more...] about Razer Opus review: Fantastic sound, amazing price