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© Swathi Moorthy Apple and Google team up on virus 'contact tracing' by smartphone Google and Apple unveiled a joint initiative on Friday to use smartphones to trace coronavirus contacts to battle the pandemic. The move brings together the largest mobile operating systems in an effort to use smartphone technology to track and potentially contain the global COVID-19 outbreak. Smartphones powered by Apple software and Google-backed Android operating system would be able to exchange information with a joint "opt in system." The tech giants will collaborate on a "contact tracing" system which can identify people in contact with an infected person and alert users. "All of us at Apple and Google believe there has never been a more important moment to work together to solve one of the world's most pressing problems," the companies said in a joint statement. The first step will be release next month of software interface and oper...

Working from home can be chaotic, and many can't even head to the yoga studio for a little bit of relaxation. However, the relaxation can come to you with one year of YogaDownload Unlimited for 75% off on Tech Deals. Whether you're new to yoga or you've been practicing for years, YogaDownload has a class that's perfect for you. You can choose from over 1,500 classes and follow them right from your phone. Your whole family can enjoy the instruction. 4.7-star rating based on 801 reviews on TrustPilot The best part about YogaDownload Unlimited is that it's truly unlimited. You can download and complete as many classes as you want and you'll never finish them all. The library is constantly growing and expanding so you could do a new class every day and never get bored. You can still keep practicing yoga once the world gets back to normal too. There are classes of different lengths and intensities so you could use your phone to find some zen on your lunch break. Yoga...

Once upon a time we weren't bothered that the things we carry around with us -- phones, keys, earbuds -- are a hellstew of bacteria. Then coronavirus showed up, and we learned the importance of basic hygiene again. Tests show that using a UV sanitizer is one of the best ways of the method of cleaning a smartphone, and accessory maker Totallee has unveiled a new UV phone sanitizer with a twist. Must read: Don't make all the same Zoom meeting mistakes the UK government did The UV sanitizer is powered by dual, ultraviolet lights that kill harmful germs and bacteria on your cell phone, keys, wallet, AirPods and more. But there's more -- built into the lid of the sanitizer is a fast wireless charging pad that works with all Qi enabled devices (10W max for Samsung devices, 7.5W max for iPhones). This fast charger requires a QC 2.0/3.0 adapter which is not included. ...

If the idea of spending $1,000 or more for a new top of the line Samsung phone rubs you the wrong way, may we interest you in a model from the same company for $109.99?  Samsung announced Wednesday a new line of low-priced entry-level phones with specs that rival the best phones from two or three years ago, with a range that begins at just over $100 and go up to $500.  What's the catch? Lower-resolution screens, less power and no access to modern features, such as wireless charging.  For many consumers looking for a low-cost phone to make calls, send texts, have access to email and the internet, this may be all they need.  The entry-level phone Galaxy A01 has a 5.7-inch screen, comes with a very small storage of 16 GB and has the same camera of older phones, one on the front for selfies and another on the back.  The A01 is the successor to last year's A10E, which sold for $159.99, had a 5.8-inch screen and more storage with 32 GB. The phone was sold in the U.S. but not marketed...

Scientists built a web-based app that listens to your voice and the sound of your cough to determine the likelihood that you have a coronavirus infection.  The app is still experimental and isn't ready to be used on a wide scale, but it shows promise as a potential early screening tool for the future.  Lack of testing across the United States and the world at large has forced many countries to ration test kits or avoid using them in cases where they otherwise might.  Visit BGR's homepage for more stories. Want to know if you have coronavirus? Just cough at a microphone on your iPhone or Android. It sounds silly, but that's the idea behind a new experimental app built by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University. With the help of artificial intelligence, the app analyzes the sound of your cough (assuming you have that symptom) and other vocalizations to determine whether or not you sound sick with COVID-19. ...

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Things are going to get tough for smartphone companies are consumers are most likely to shift their purchase priorities to essential items in the coming months due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The smartphone companies are also likely to be affected the economic impact of the lockdowns and a possible economic slowdown. While many key launches have been deferred, smartphone production in the country is set to decrease by nearly 40%. Counterpoint Research has predicted a "sharp contraction" in the smartphone market. "Our conclusion is that we expect to see a sharp contraction as consumers withhold making discretionary purchases during periods of maximum uncertainty. The result is an extension in the replacement cycle," IANS quotes Peter Richardson, Research Director, Counterpoint as saying. "However, we expect that extension will be limited to no more than six months," he added. While the smartphone companies are assembling phones in India, many...