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Discord Fans: Say Bye to That 'Android Support Coming Soon' Message

Discord Fans: Say Bye to That 'Android Support Coming Soon' Message

Discord's Android app might have caused some users some frustration in the past. Sometimes Android users would see a message that reads "Android support coming soon" after an update was released while iOS and desktop users enjoyed new features. But that message might be a thing of the past.

Discord announced a major update on Aug. 1 to the Android app's development framework. Users should expect significant improvements to the app after an automatic update is released in the coming weeks after Discord rebuilt the app using the development framework React Native.

This framework was developed by Meta and has been used to power Android and iOS apps like Facebook and Bloomberg. What makes this framework special is it allows developers to work across platforms without much additional effort, saving time and energy. 

This means Android users should start to receive updates at about the same speed as iOS and desktop users.

Design details will be more uniform across the different platforms, but they will still be unique. For example, after new Android users download the app, they will be met with a larger font that is similar to that in the iOS app. Current users will have the option to change the font in the Discord settings.

The new development process also means that Android users should receive more frequent updates. Prior to the update, Discord teams would have to maintain different codebases for different devices, but the new development process consolidates the work. Since the teams will have fewer codebases to maintain, they will be able to address any bug fixes or other updates in a more timely manner. 

While the new update means Android users should receive future updates faster, some users who have downloaded the update have complained on Reddit that the update is making the app buggy. Issues in major updates to apps or software are not uncommon, and they're usually resolved over time.

If you're an Android user and don't have the Discord app, you can download it from the Google Play Store. 

For more Android news, check out how to clear your Android's cookies and cache, settings to change to get the most out of your Pixel 6 and what we know about the upcoming Pixel 7.

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Huawei ban revoked by science publisher IEEE

Huawei ban revoked by science publisher IEEE

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers on Sunday reversed restrictions it had slapped on Huawei last week, letting the Chinese company's scientists review its papers once again.

"Our initial, more restrictive approach was motivated solely by our desire to protect our volunteers and our members from legal risk," the US publisher wrote in its statement.

The IEEE, which publishes around 200 journals and magazines, has 422,000 members worldwide. It touts itself as "the world's largest technical professional organization dedicated to advancing technology for the benefit of humanity."

Its ban on Huawei was apparently motivated by fear of "severe legal implications" after the Trump administration banned the company from using US-made technology on May 15, following years of allegations that it's linked to the Chinese government.

Huawei didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.

It found itself in a similar situation with tech standards groups SD Association, Wi-Fi Alliance, JEDEC and Bluetooth last week -- each seemed to temporarily restrict the company, but changed their minds soon afterwards.

First published at 5 a.m. PT.
Updated at 5:40 a.m. PT: Adds more detail.

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Consumer Reports' Top 10 of 2022 Is a Who's Who of Safe, Sane, Affordable Vehicles

Consumer Reports' Top 10 of 2022 Is a Who's Who of Safe, Sane, Affordable Vehicles

Consumer Reports announced its top 10 car, truck and SUV picks for 2022 on Thursday and the results are, predictably, a selection of safe, good value vehicles. The independent product tester's picks range in price from under $25,000 up to $55,000 and include internal combustion, hybrid and electric vehicles. CR's selections are based on its own rankings, with special consideration given to vehicles that offer more standard safety tech.

According to CR, the best cheap, small car you can buy in 2022 is the Nissan Sentra. The current-generation Sentra is a lot nicer now than it has been in the past, with a decent engine, and the inclusion of Nissan's Safety Shield 360 driver-assistance suite across all trim levels is great. For similar reasons, the Nissan Rogue Sport also gets a pick in the sub-$25,000 category.

In the $25,000 to $35,000 category, the big winners are the Subaru Forester, the Toyota Prius and Prius Prime and the Honda Accord. CR calls out the Subaru's good ride and competent handling as well as its fuel economy. The Prius gets points for its stellar fuel economy and cruising range, while the Accord is referred to as "the definitive family sedan." Again, ample advanced standard safety equipment is the throughline here.

Moving up to the $35,000 to $45,000 range, Consumer Reports' picks include the awesome RAV4 Prime, the almost unassailably good Kia Telluride and the underappreciated Honda Ridgeline. The RAV4 Prime is chosen for its excellent performance, increased comfort and efficiency over the regular nonhybrid RAV4 models. The Telluride gets called out for simply "doing everything well" and setting the standard for midsize three-row SUVs. CR shows love to the Ridgeline for its incredible versatility, something we heartily agree with.

Finally, in the top price bracket of $45,000 to $55,000, we get our first luxury brand and our first SUV. The former comes in the form of the so-consistently-competent-that-it's-boring Lexus RX. It defined the midsize luxury SUV segment when it debuted in the 90s, and it's still holding its own now. The final selection for 2022 is the Ford Mustang Mach-E, which we also love here at Roadshow. CR mentions its engaging driving characteristics and its sporty styling as being high points, as well as its many available power levels and drivetrain configurations.

Toyota's RAV4 Prime SUV has earned a spot on this year's CR list.

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With the exception of the Mach-E, none of Consumer Reports' picks are what you'd call exciting, but that's not what CR is about. It's about finding the kinds of vehicles that people actually buy and determining which is likely to treat that customer the best once the papers have been signed and it's in the garage. This list exemplifies that, and it's one we look forward to every year, along with Consumer Reports' Brand Report Card, which also skews heavily towards mass-market and, in particular, Asian brands.

Read more: Mazda Tops Consumer Reports' Car Brand Recommendations, Tesla Slides

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Run Towards the Savings: Garmin's Venu 2 Smartwatch is on Sale Now

Run Towards the Savings: Garmin's Venu 2 Smartwatch is on Sale Now

Looking to track your workouts more efficiently? Your sleep? Overall health? The Garmin Venu 2 GPS smartwatch can help with that. The Venu is more fitness-focused than your average smartwatch -- so if you're looking for an Apple Watch dupe, you'll be disappointed. That being said, the Venu 2 is an excellent option for those who like to live an active lifestyle and right now you can pick one up for just $270, a discount of $130.

While the phone-centric features are put on the back burner, they are just to make room for accurate heart monitoring, health metrics and preloaded customizable workouts. You can still check your messages and email, control your music or make contactless purchases with Garmin Pay.

CNET's Lexy Savvides really liked the Venu 2 in her review last year. "The Venu 2 has a stainless steel etched bezel and silicone band that's comfortable to wear all day and all night," she wrote. "The AMOLED display has three brightness levels, plus an ambient light sensor that adapts the brightness automatically. I found it easy to see my workout metrics even in direct sunlight."

One of the best features of this smartwatch has to be the long-lasting battery. Most people charge their smartwatch every night, but with the Venu 2, its battery can last up to 11 days in smartwatch mode -- giving you uninterrupted monitoring of your health. Track your blood-oxygen level while you sleep or monitor your movement during the day. You can also download up to 650 songs straight to your watch from Spotify or Amazon Music.

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These Tricks Will Help You Fall Asleep in 10 Minutes or Less

These Tricks Will Help You Fall Asleep in 10 Minutes or Less

Sleep latency is a term used to describe the amount of time it takes for a person to fall asleep. The average person takes around 10 to 20 minutes to conk out at night, but as some know far too well, it can take much longer after what seems to be an endless fit of tossing and turning. This is especially true if you suffer from anxiety or stress. 

It turns out you may be harming your quality of rest if it takes you longer than 30 minutes to fall asleep. And in turn, poor rest can have a negative effect on your mood, metabolism, cognitive skills, your immune system and overall health. So it's important to find ways to calm your body and mind long enough that you feel relaxed enough to take a snooze. 

Continue reading to learn how the military method, meditation and muscle relaxation can improve sleep latency and lull you to sleep faster than you ever could counting sheep.

See more: Best mattress of 2022

Falling asleep with the military method

Individuals in the military have irregular sleep schedules, early morning rises and not-so-cozy sleeping quarters. In response, members created the "military method" to quickly and efficiently fall asleep.

• Step 1: Lie in your ideal sleeping position. Starting with the face, relax the different muscles, including your brows, lips, eyelids and mouth.  
• Step 2: Move down to your arms. Start with the shoulders and keep them relaxed, followed by your elbows and then wrists.
• Step 3: Relax your chest and take deep, rhythmic breaths.
• Step 4: Move down your body and focus on relaxing your bottom-half, from your waist down to your feet.
• Step 5: Use guided imagery to imagine a tranquil scene that makes you feel relaxed and happy. This might be on a beach by the ocean, a quiet and breezy meadow or even a comfortable room. If stressful or anxious thoughts disrupt your flow, attempt to move past them by reshifting your focus back to visualization or muscle relaxation.



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Fall asleep using progressive muscle relaxation

One study involving 32 young volunteers analyzed the effects of progressive muscle relaxation (PMR). The results revealed that PMR was successful in lowering the heart rate, improving sleep efficiency and sleep latency. The goal is to use mindfulness, breathing techniques and muscle relaxation to relieve stress and promote a restful sleep.

• Step 1: Lie in a comfortable sleeping position and close your eyes. Take deep breaths and slowly inhale and exhale.  
• Step 2: Scrunch your face and tense the muscles for 10 seconds. After, release tension and return to taking slow, deep breaths.
• Step 3: Move down to the shoulders and flex them for 10 seconds. Release and return to taking deep breaths.
• Step 4: Like the military method, repeat this with the other parts of your body ending with the feet. Avoid any areas where you might experience pain when you tense your muscles.

See more: Best mattress for back pain 

Always follow the 20-minute rule

If you're lying in bed trying to fall asleep and 20 minutes pass, don't keep lying there. The longer you lie in bed without falling asleep, the more you stress that you aren't falling asleep. Get out of bed and practice a relaxing activity or hobby until you feel yourself getting drowsy. This may include:

1. Reading
2. Listening to soft music
3. Gentle yoga stretches
4. Taking a bath
5. Drinking herbal tea 

See more: Tips on getting the most out of your sleep

The information contained in this article is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as health or medical advice. Always consult a physician or other qualified health provider regarding any questions you may have about a medical condition or health objectives.

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GoPro exits drone market, hints at search for a buyer, partner

GoPro exits drone market, hints at search for a buyer, partner

GoPro's move into the drone market is coming to an end. 

In the company's fourth quarter 2017 results announcement, GoPro said it will discontinue its Karma drone and exit the category. It cited "margin challenges in an extremely competitive aerial market" and "a hostile regulatory environment in Europe and the United States" as causes.

GoPro was the already facing an uphill battle when it launched the Karma, its first drone designed for the company's cameras, in September 2016. The drone was set back by production delays and entered a market dominated by drone maker DJI. The Karma launch was followed by a full recall to fix an issue with the drone's battery that caused it to lose power in flight. 

GoPro was able to offer something different with the Karma's simple gaming-style controls, folding body and a unique design that let you remove its camera stabilizer to use handheld. Those things -- and the GoPro name -- helped put Karma into second place in its price band in 2017 behind category leader DJI. But it wasn't enough and the Karma is now part of the company's other cost-cutting measures. 

GoPro said it will sell through its remaining Karma inventory and will continue to provide service and support to Karma customers.

In addition to its earning news, GoPro CEO Nick Woodman told CNBC the company would consider a sale or partnership with another company. CNBC also reported GoPro has hired JP Morgan Chase to help it seek a potential sale.

"We've always been clear that we are open to any opportunity that will help us scale our mission. JP Morgan is our banker, but there is no active engagement to sell. It is our responsibility to scale the business, so if the right opportunity presented itself, it's something we would consider," a GoPro representative said in an email to CNET. 

Update, 6:09 p.m. PST: Adds response from GoPro.

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Neil Patrick Harris Joins Doctor Who as the Doctor's 'Greatest Enemy'

Neil Patrick Harris Joins Doctor Who as the Doctor's 'Greatest Enemy'

The Doctor had better watch out. Emmy and Tony Award-winning actor Neil Patrick Harris is joining Doctor Who, and not as one of the good guys.

Once and future Doctor Who showrunner Russell T. Davies posted a photo of Harris in costume to his Instagram on Monday. Harris sports a severe gray haircut, pince-nez glasses, and what looks like a shop apron over a button-up shirt and floppy tie.

"Neil Patrick Harris, welcome to Cardiff!" Davies wrote in the Instagram post's caption. "Playing the greatest enemy the Doctor has ever faced. Such a great actor, such a great man, it's an honour and a hoot. Have fun!"

Harris also posted the photo to Instagram, writing, "My current gig. Never looked more dashing. Thank you for inviting me into your Whoniverse, Russell T. Davies. I'll try my hardest to do my worst. This Doctor has no idea what's in store. And even if he does... Who cares? Ha ha ha HA ha-ha-ha!"

Of course, Doctor Who fans want to know just what that "greatest enemy" teaser means, and who exactly Harris will be portraying. But that info is all still confidential.

"It's my huge honour to open our studio doors for the mighty Neil Patrick Harris... but who, why, what is he playing?" Davies wrote in a statement. "You'll just have to wait. But I promise you, the stuff we're shooting now is off the scale. Doctor beware!"

Davies served as Doctor Who showrunner from 2005 to 2010, and will return to the show in that role in 2023. 

The role of the Doctor is getting a new acto,r too. Ncuti Gatwa will play the role of the 14th Doctor, the BBC announced in May. He'll be the first Black actor to play the role, replacing Jodie Whittaker, the first woman to play the role. No specific dates have been announced for either Gatwa's or Harris' first appearance.

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