Weekly Roundup

February 2, 2020

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Google Assistant tips

It doesn't matter if you have a smartphone, smart home or smartwatch â owning smart tech is all about the features. And now, Google has released a few good ones, with promises of even more to come.

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Free phone tracker

If you're concerned about your child or grandchild's safety, try this free tracking app to see where they are, who they're messaging and more.

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New Apple Mail features

Apple impresses its users time and time again. Its products get more advanced with each release, and now it's revealed new Mail features that leave competitors in the dust.

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