Twitter testing “Super Follow” button as a premium feature

Lately, Twitter has been testing a variety of features internally that are designed to enable alternate revenue streams for the company. One of the many ways that the social media giant is trying is through a feature called “Super Follow”, with which users can get extra benefits from accounts they follow.

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Microsoft expands list of Xbox Series S and Series X games that support FPS Boost at up to 120Hz

When Microsoft announced the Xbox Series X and Series S console, one of the features that they highlighted was support for gaming at up to 120Hz. However, at launch, the list of games that actually supported up to 120Hz was very few. Now, through the FPS Boost feature, Microsoft has added support for 120Hz gaming on 13 Electronic Arts titles, which will be available to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members via EA Play.

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Instagram begins testing ads in Reels for users in India and other countries

It was only a matter of time before Instagram began showing advertisements in their Reels feature. The company has begun testing ads in the feature in select countries such as India, Brazil, Germany, and Australia, showing them in between regular content posted by users.

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Facebook to begin collecting more specific feedback about News Feed content

Around two years ago, Facebook began asking their users directly for feedback about the content that they see on their News Feed. This allowed Facebook to understand and improve what type of content should show on a user’s News Feed. The company is now taking it a step further and asking specific details in these surveys such as how inspirational was the post, or if a certain topic does not interest that particular user at all.

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Garmin Venu 2 and Venu 2S GPS smartwatches with 25+ built-in sports tracking, advanced sleep tracking and more announced

Garmin, a company for their fitness-focused smartwatches, has announced Venu 2 series of GPS-enabled smartwatches. It features an AMOLED display, all-day health monitoring sensors, 25+ built-in sport apps, advanced sleep tracking and more.

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Daiwa 50-inch 4K UHD Smart TV with bezel-less design launched in India for Rs. 39990

Daiwa, a consumer electronics company, has announced the launch of 50-inch ‘D50162FL’ 4K smart TV in India. This “Made in India” TV features a bezel-less design, features support HDR10 content, dbx-tv audio technology and more.

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RAEGR RapidLink 350 and 400 car chargers with up to 38W total output launched starting at Rs. 1599

RAEGR, a popular Indian smartphone accessories brand, has announced the launch of the RapidLink 350 and RapidLink 400 car chargers in India. These two chargers support the USB-PD standard via USB Type-C and they are both designed to be flush against the car’s cigarette lighter port.

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You can now upload and view images in 4K on Twitter for iOS and Android

In March, Twitter began testing a feature in the beta versions of iOS and Android apps that would allow users to upload and view images on the platform in a higher resolution, specifically in 4K. The feature is now rolling out globally to all users in the stable version of the Twitter app.

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OnePlus Watch B.40 update brings improved GPS performance, adds notification app icons and more; Always-on Display coming soon

Last month, OnePlus launched their first ever smartwatch called the OnePlus Watch, which runs their proprietary OS based on RTOS. The company is now rolling out their first software update for the watch, known as version B.40, which brings a couples of improvements and optimizations to it.

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Google Meet update brings redesigned viewing options and content sharing, built-in data saver and more

Google has announced a new update to their video conferencing application, Google Meet, introducing a few changes to the interface and also added a few features. These include changes to viewing and sharing content on call, the addition of a Data saver feature, automatic light adjustment and more.

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Amazon Fire TV Cube with support for Dolby Vision, 4K 60fps streaming launched in India for Rs. 12999

Amazon has expanded their Fire TV product line with the launch of the Fire TV Cube in India. It is a cube-shaped media streaming box that supports 4K streaming at 60fps, runs Fire TV OS with integrated Alexa voice assistant and comes with multi-directional infrared technology to control other home appliances.

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Sony BRAVIA X75 4K Smart Android TV series launched in India starting at Rs. 59990

Sony has announced the launch of two new models in their X75 Android TV series, namely the KD- 50X75 and the KD- 43X75. They are powered by Sony’s custom-designed X1 4K Processor and the 4K X-Reality PRO engine, and they feature support for Live Colour, Dolby Audio technology and more.

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Android 12 could automatically delete temporary files of unused apps to free up space

Having unused apps is quite a common occurrence among Android users. To reduce the impact of these apps on the device, Google is reportedly developing a feature in Android 12, where the temporary files stored by the app would be deleted, freeing up storage.

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Apple introduces redesigned Podcasts app with Channels, Subscriptions and more

Along with the new iPad Pro models and the new iMac, Apple unveiled the new redesigned Apple Podcasts and also launched the Apple Podcasts Subscriptions, which a paid premium service. It will offer a variety of benefits such as -free listening, access to additional content, and early or exclusive access to new series.

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Apple launches 24-inch iMac with 4.5K Retina display, M1 chip in India starting at Rs. 1,19,900

During their Spring Loaded held yesterday, Apple unveiled their next-generation iMac, powered by the Apple Silicon M1 chip. It features a new  redesigned chassis, that houses 24-inch 4.5K Retina display, 1080p FaceTime HD camera, Touch ID, Thunderbolt USB Type-C ports and more.

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