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Allows you to automatically turn words...
Allows you to automatically turn words, sentences, phrases etc. into those of a different persona
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Top 4 free video-editing tools for Mac
Looking for cheap, yet effective Mac applications to help you edit your videos? Here are the best free video editors available.
Why is Pixelmator Pro a next-generation image editing app?
Pixelmator Pro is going to become available in the near future and many people are wondering why it's generating such a buzz. Here's everything you need to know about the editor.
Spotify is now allowing users to suggest metadata edits
Spotify's new Line-In feature wants you to tell it how you feel about the songs that you're listening to on the service.
Netflix may be getting ready to add an Ultra tier of service
Netflix is currently testing a new paid membership tier called Ultra, which allows its users to watch the content in Ultra HD on up to four devices at once.
Apple adopts Rich Communication Services
Apple finally plans to adopt RCS, or Rich Communication Services, the next-get carrier-supported messaging system.
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