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Tech highlights.

Today on tech highlights, here are the following Tech points:

🏿Google is suffering a meltdown as Gmail, Maps and YouTube go down

🏿WhatsApp testing ability to recall messages, even deletes them from iOS Notification Center

🏿Facebook brings its Canvas ad format to Instagram Stories

🏿Apple honors Steve Jobs with Apple Park theater opening

Apple won’t charge extra for 4K movies, upgrades 1080p flicks for free

🏿Apple watchOS 4 comes to your wrist September 19th

🏿Apple announces Animoji, animated emoji for iPhone X

🏿The iPhone X is coming November 3rd for $999

🏿Face ID is replacing Touch ID on the new iPhone X

FaceID will work with Apple Pay, third-party apps

Apple reveals AirPower wireless charging pad coming in 2018

🏿The iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus mix familiar design with landmark features.

🏿Bitcoin is a fraud that will blow up, says JP Morgan boss

🏿Samsung unveils new electric car batteries for up to 600 km (430 miles) of range

🏿Windows 10 Fall Creators Update will include new privacy prompts for apps

Samsung Galaxy Note 8 gets a camera update before it’s even launched

🏿HTC’s first Android One phone will be a rebranded HTC U11 Life

🏿China, India among first in Asia to get the iPhone X

🏿Nintendo just fixed one of the biggest issues with the Switch Online app

🏿Facebook quietly released their Bonfire app in Denmark.

Spotify releases iMessage app to easily share music with friends

🏿Dell’s $350 Windows Mixed Reality ‘Visor’ is now up for pre-orders

Google sets Pixel 2 launch event for October 4th

🏿Google joins ERA board

🏿Google will automatically delete Android backups if a device is inactive for two months

🏿Google Tez is a new payment service reportedly coming to India next week

Snapchat now lets you bring your cartoon Bitmoji to real life.

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