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The eight-megapixel camera is solid, with panoramic, high dynamic range and time shift features that bring it up to par with the competition.

To be clear, Herb is still a ways off from launching a marketplace business, but Gray said the site is adding new features that bring it closer to that goal, like creating detailed profiles of local dispensaries.

These late model cars are getting features that bring it basically up to parity with the original, first generation software, Electrek reports, which means a speed limit bump for Autosteer, a beta introduction of the Summon feature, and automatic lane changing while Autosteer is engaged.

Skype for Web, the browser-based version of Microsoft's popular communications software introduced last year, is getting a slew of new features that brings it more in line with its desktop and mobile counterparts – most notably the added ability to dial mobile phones and landlines.

The submersible has a safety feature that brings it to the surface if it exceeds its performance capabilities, however.

Now, B&N has made an announcement that is clearly designed to prop up developer interest in the platform, with the introduction of a feature that brings it up-to-speed with others: in-app purchases.

Post-acquisition, Microsoft has also done a lot of product work on Skype, with plenty of integration with Office 365 and a number of feature introductions that bring it closer in line with Slack.

As spotted by MSPoweruser, Microsoft has introduced a feature that brings its AI assistant front and center on Google's mobile OS.

That is, the real issue is to know when, typically at least, the symbolic activity in question has features that bring us to call it "artistic".

The resemblance of this natural carbohydrate polymer to the extracellular matrix results in attractive features that bring about a strong interest in its usage in the field.

And with the large storage capacity of the DVD, it's become possible to incorporate a range of supplementary features that bring the medium close to a scholarly edition of a book: commentaries, deleted sequences, historical information, citations of other relevant films and whatever else a dedicated producer can come up with.