Gmail app for Android returns quick-access delete button following user feedback

Confused by where that delete button went when you updated to the latest version of Android’s Gmail app? You weren’t the only one. The delete button has now reappeared alongside the archive option for quick access, while the update also improves settings for showing both buttons, accessed through the menu icon on the far right corner. Touching sender images will now let you choose multiple emails in a thread and Google’s bundled in a handful of bug fixes too, just weeks since the last refresh.

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Half-Life 2 For Linux Makes Its Way Out Of Beta

Good news Linux gamers, it looks like Half-Life 2 for Linux has managed to make its way out of beta and is currently available for download on Steam for Linux, according to an announcement the company made earlier today. We […]

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Alienware Manager Claims Consoles Are Starting To Look More Like PCs Everyday

Back in the day, owning a console to play games was a bit more preferable compared to PCs, especially since getting a PC outfitted to play the same quality of games would have cost a lot more than just buying […]

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You Can Explore the Ghost Island That Inspired Skyfall on Street View

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If this view looks familiar, it’s because it was the inspiration for the Javier Bardem’s cyberterrorist HQ in Skyfall. Now, you can explore the real-life island on Street View.

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Where to Move Your Google Reader Subscriptions, and How

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The end of Google Reader is near. But your carefully curated RSS feeds don’t have to die with it.

    

Star Trek deflector shield could protect Mars mission from cancer risk

A Star Trek style deflector shield that could protect deep-space astronauts, such as the much-discussed manned mission to Mars, from cancer-causing levels of radiation is in testing, researchers have revealed. The system, described as a “mini-magnetosphere” in reference to the Earth’s magnetic field which protects us from solar radiation, is the handiwork of the Rutherford

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Korean Text Pops Up In Surgeon Simulator 2013, Fuels Half-Life 3 Speculation Again

Remember yesterday we reported that Valve had denied Half-Life 3 rumors? This was after Korean words started popping up in Half-Life 2, and many had speculated that this was Valve teasing an announcement. However a Valve staff posted in the […]

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Xbox One Third-Party Peripheral Support Is In The Works

While Microsoft’s Xbox One might be a shiny new next-gen console, there are gamers out there who probably will not appreciate having to purchase brand new accessories for the console, especially since they have spent years building up their collection […]

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Screenshots Of Android 4.3 On Google Edition Galaxy S4 Leaked

Earlier today we reported that Samsung was testing an Android 4.3 build for its Google Edition Galaxy S4, which will reportedly see the update released sometime in July. Now thanks to the folks at SamMobile, they have managed to get […]

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LG Explains Why Some Nexus 4 Screens Look Different From Others

Nexus 4 owners out there, have some of you noticed that your screen might look a little different compared to the screen of another Nexus 4? While some of you guys might not have noticed the difference, the folks over […]

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