Google fixes Pixel 6 issue where it randomly calls your contacts

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Google has addressed one of the Pixel 6's more troublesome bugs. The company has rolled out a patch that fixes a flaw in the Google app that randomly auto-dials those in your contacts. The issue seemed to stem from a flawed Google Assistant hotword detection. Thankfully, you don't have to do any temporary fixes now that Google is rolling out this patch. 

Source: Engadget

Lexmark celebrates Earth Day by helping businesses print less

Support the Red Cross relief efforts in Japan or keep in touch? There's an app for that.

"Stay in Touch" - a collection of apps focused on communication has been introduced on iTunes to help people connect with those in Japan.

Launching globally today on ITunes,  the selection available on the App Store will vary by region but the principal is the same: to help people stay in touch. Japan's iTunes store was the first to offer the  collection over the past weekend given Friday's devastating events. 

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Ontario Provincial Police warns of new Internet scam

The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Anti-Rackets Branch is investigating an Internet-based fraud scheme and warning the public to exercise vigilance when dealing in business transactions with unknown individuals over the Internet and/or by telephone.

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