Joseph Keller
Joseph is a Former Contributor for Windows Central, covering a variety of technology and software.
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In an effort to turn around the struggling T-Mobile Netherlands, parent company Deutsche Telekom may take a page out of the book of its U.S. counterpart.

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Verizon and Google are both said to be preparing to make bids on Yahoo's web assets next week.

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WhatsApp has flipped the switched on end-to-end encryption for every method of communication in the app, for all 1 billion people using the service.

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Smile Software has launched the first beta for its TextExpander app for Windows. The app lets you create small snippets of text that expand into larger blocks when typed.

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Marriott has updated its Windows app, making it universal for Windows 10 for PCs and phones. The app has also added People Hub and Cortana integration.

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Kanye West has brought the entirety of his latest album, The Life of Pablo, to Groove Music, Spotify, and other streaming services.

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Verizon is planning to add a $20 fee for smartphone upgrades for many of its customers.

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iFixit has given its usual teardown treatment to the Oculus Rift, opening up the VR headset to look at its displays, head tracking, and more.

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Microsoft has offered some details about the Anniversary Update for Windows 10, which will launch for free later this year.

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Corsair's latest gaming mouse, the M65 PRO RBG, offers a high degree of accuracy with a 12,000 dpi optical sensor.

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Nielsen will soon offer TV networks more detailed viewing data for streaming devices like the Xbox One or Google's Chromecast.

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You can now check out the launch trailer for Chronos, an RPG coming to the Oculus Rift on March 28.

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The Xbox One has added the original Dark Souls and Tekken Tag Tournament 2 to its list of backwards compatible Xbox 360 games.

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Microsoft is facing criticism over its Xbox party at GDC 2016, which featured scantily-clad women dancing for attendees.

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With Meguier's Car Pack, Forza Motorsport 6 is adding seven new vehicles, including the Ferrari 488 GTB and 1967 Mercedes-Benz 280 SL.

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At GDC 2016, Sulon is offering a sneak peek at the Q, a headset that offers both virtual and augmented reality experiences that does not require a PC or other device in order to operate.

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Third-party Twitter app Aeries has picked up some bug fixes and performance improvements in its latest update.

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Get ready for Quantum Break by watching the full launch trailer for the time-bending action game.

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PC gamers subscribed to EA's Origin Access service can now play the trail for Need for Speed ahead of its March 15 launch.

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Aperture Labs Robot Repair Center, a virtual reality title from Valve for the HTC Vive, has gotten the full walkthrough treatment.

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In its latest update, Windows Camera for Windows 10 PCs has added the ability to pause video recordings. The feature will arrive for mobile users soon.

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Gunscape, the first-person shooter that lets you build your own levels, is now available on the PC and Xbox One.
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