Step aside, humans: Boston Dynamics just retired the clunky hydraulic Atlas for a sleek, all-electric model they’re calling “the world’s most dynamic humanoid robot.” Watch the video — it’s freaky! The new Atlas lies facedown, pops up and twists its head a full 180 degrees. But those little rotating legs show an impressive display of balance and flexibility.
How to change the default browser and email app on your iPhone
One reason so many people choose Android devices over Apple is the flexibility that comes with them. Apple has been strict over the years about where you can download apps from and which programs you’re allowed to set as the default.
While blocking third-party app stores is a good idea for safety reasons, most people would like to choose their favorite browser to set as the default. Tap or click here to see how downloading apps from third-party app stores can go wrong. Thankfully Apple is finally loosening the reigns and giving its users some freedom.
Apple is making a huge change and will now let you choose your default mail and browser app on iOS 14. But just how exactly can you do this? Keep reading and we’ll share everything you’ll need to know to pick your default programs.
Tweak these settings to pick your default iPhone programs
One important note to consider is not all email services and web browsers are currently available to be set as default. Some are still in the update phase and do not support this new feature.
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Eventually, most will be able to be set as your default choice but until then you’ll have to pick from the lists below:
- Airmail
- Boomerang
- Canary
- Gmail
- Hey
- Outlook
- Polymail
- Spark
- Spike
- Twobird
- Yandex.Mail
Browsers
- Brave
- Chrome
- DuckDuckGo
- Edge
- Firefox
If your desired email app or browser is currently supported, changing your default application in iOS 14 is incredibly simple:
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While this is a great way to help slow the spread of the virus, it’s taking a huge toll on the economy. Companies have seen a sharp decline in business and some have even had to close their doors. Others have been asking employees to work from home (WFH).