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Facebook is testing new security tool to curb profile impersonation

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Facebook is testing a new security tool that will alert users when someone is trying to impersonate them i.e using their name or profile, according to a latest report from Mashable.

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Swarm 4.0 gets revamped profiles, improved check-ins history display and more

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Foursquare has updated the Swarm App with new features. The update that bumps the app to version 4.0 gets revamped profiles and improved life-logging features.

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Apple Music for Android gets homescreen widget for playback control and more

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Apple Music has added a bunch of new features and improvements to it’s Android app. The update which bumps the app to version to 0.9.7 gets a homescreen widget that will let you control playback.

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Google said to be working on YouTube Connect to take on Periscope

Google is entering into one of the active markets in the internet ecosystem – livestreaming. According to a new report from Venturebeat, Google is working on a new livestreaming app to take on Periscope.

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YouTube for iPad gets Split View and Slide Over support

Google is bringing some important updates to YouTube app for iOS. It is adding Slide Over and Split View multi tasking feature to the YouTube app for iPad.

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Google Photos gets smarter albums in latest update

Google Photos has received a new update which will suggest a new album and automatically pick up best photos from your latest trip or vacation. It will intelligently recognize the start and end dates of the journey, select best images and create an album.

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Google said to be working on a gesture-based keyboard for iPhone

Google is developing a third party keyboard for the iPhone, according to a latest report from The Verge. As per the report, the keyboard uses the same gesture-based typing as the stock keyboard app on Android.

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Apple iOS 9.3 with Night Shift will be available from today

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Apple has announced that iOS 9.3 update will be available for download for iPhone and iPad starting today. The latest version of OS was available for testers since January. Continue reading “Apple iOS 9.3 with Night Shift will be available from today”

Facebook Messenger rolls out addictive basketball game

Facebook is definitely trying to project Messenger as more than just an instant messaging app. The social network has discretely rolled out an addictive game right inside the Messenger.

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Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge have hidden native DPI scaling

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Samsung phones typically have a smaller DPI setting that reduces the amount of information that can be displayed on any given screen estate. Now, it has been discovered that Samsung smartphones such as the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge as well as others running on Android Marshmallow can be tweaked thanks to the native DPI scaling feature.

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