The WhatsApp messaging service has recently been expanding its platform with a number of new features. It now appears that the system is working on a new feature that would enable users to connect an Android tablet to an already-existing WhatsApp account. This was discovered in the application’s version 2.22.21.6 of the Google Play Beta…
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As everyone decides they want a piece of the pie, the number of video streaming services has drastically expanded over the last few years. It’s no longer the case that Netflix is your only option, which is excellent for all of us eager to find our next favourite TV show but may also be complicated…
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Unwanted nudity photographs are a huge issue on social media, but Instagram is allegedly developing a solution that could be of assistance. The “Nudity prevention” technology “covers photographs that may include nudity in conversation,” according to an early screenshot posted by researcher Alessandro Paluzzi, giving users the choice of whether to view them or not….
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Microsoft won’t be overlooked in the fall hardware showcase schedule. On October 12th at 10AM ET, the business will host a Surface event. We might get our first official glimpse at the Surface Pro 9 and Surface Laptop 5 in a few weeks, though it’s unclear what else Microsoft plans to showcase than “devices.” This…
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In an effort to save expenses, Meta has reportedly started laying off employees and restructuring teams. In order to avoid labelling the adjustments as layoffs, the corporation is reportedly “quietly nudging out a considerable number of personnel” as it gets ready to make even deeper cuts. How many Meta employees have been impacted thus far…
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An “incident” impacting accounts of an unknown number of users who chose to reset their passwords has been reported by Twitter. The business claims that after starting a password reset, Twitter users were not locked out of their accounts on all of their devices as a result of a “bug” that was introduced some time…
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To ensure that there is healthy competition in the market, Ofcom, the UK’s broadcasting and telecoms regulator, is starting an investigation into the cloud services that internet giants provide in the coming weeks. The regulatory body has also said that it will soon look at texting and video calling services, as well as smart and…
Google’s release of the Chromecast with Google TV (HD) gadget, which delivers functionality from the $50 4K model at a substantially lower price of $30, confirms rumours. It differs from the $35 original Chromecast in that it includes a remote control, however it can still be operated via a smartphone. The term itself has another…
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To utilise Affirm’s buy-now-pay-later services for the majority of your online purchases, you no longer need to reside in the US. Affirm is growing in Canada thanks to a collaboration with Amazon. You can pick Affirm’s pay-over-time option at checkout to divide the bill into monthly instalments if you spend $50 or more on Amazon.ca….
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Following the 2020 acquisition, Verizon is finally redesigning TracFone’s service, and under the appropriate circumstances, the new service might catch your attention. The recently launched Total seems to be geared on competing with major prepaid providers like Cricket from AT&T and Metro from T-Mobile. You’ll receive a few new benefits in addition to pricing that…
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