Google now allows users to request that their phone numbers, physical addresses, and email addresses also known as personally identifiable info (PII) be removed from the company’s search engine results Continue reading “Google lets you remove personal data from search results”
Instagram has unveiled Enhanced Tags on Reels, a feature that will make it easier for creators to get credit for their work. Enhanced Tags were first introduced for Feed in March, but they are now also readily accessible for Reels as well. Instagram had previously introduced six new features. Continue reading “Instagram rolls out ‘Enhanced Tags’ on Reels for creators”
Blizzard Entertainment has officially announced that beginning June 2, players in most regions around the world will be able to join the fight against the Burning Hells in Diablo Immortal, the first Blizzard role-playing game built from the ground up for mobile, with the rest of Asia-Pacific following a few weeks later. Continue reading “Diablo Immortal for iOS, Android and PC releasing on June 2”
Elon Musk made his proposal to buy Twitter outright and delist it from the stock market the other week, and it appeared that the firm would kindly decline. However, it appears that it did some more thinking after a few days and has now officially stated that it is accepting Musk’s proposal. Continue reading “Elon Musk is set to buy Twitter in a $44 billion deal”
According to reports, Google is clamping down on third-party call recording apps for Android devices. As of May 11, third-party apps will no longer be able to offer the call recording ability. One such change has been made to the Google Play Store, one of which aims to eliminate call recording apps on Android. Due to the new policy, apps on the Play Store are no longer allowed to use the Accessibility API for call recording. Continue reading “Google to kill call recording Android apps starting May 11”
WhatsApp is currently working on a subscription plan for its business app, after releasing Reactions, Communities and more. The company is developing a new subscription plan for its business app, according to WABetaInfo. The “Linked Devices” area of WhatsApp Business accounts, according to the source, does have a revamped UI. Continue reading “WhatsApp Business subscription plan could support up to 10 linked devices”
Netflix has reported its quarterly earnings that reveals that it has earned a revenue of $7.87 billion during the first quarter of 2022, a 10% increase YoY, thanks to 8% year-over-year increase in average streaming paid
memberships and 2% year-over-year growth in Average Revenue per Membership. Continue reading “Netflix loses 200K subscribers in Q1 2022; will eventually charge 100 million shared accounts”
For a long time, Twitter users have wished for an edit feature, and it appears that their desire may be rewarded eventually. Twitter recently announced that it is working on an edit button that will be available to Twitter Blue subscribers in the coming months. While Twitter hasn’t said much about the functionality or how it will work, thanks to a leak, we finally have our first glimpse at the edit button. Continue reading “A look at Twitter’s Edit option hints at how it could work”
According to WABetaInfo, the WhatsApp beta for iOS version 22.9.0.70 includes the “My contacts except” feature under the privacy settings. The feature is, however, being rolled out in increments, so you may not see it even if you’re on the very same WhatsApp version. Continue reading “WhatsApp for iOS beta brings Hide Last Seen Status, Profile Photo from specific contacts”
Telegram has released a new update that includes the flexibility to create notification tones, set custom timings for muting conversations or auto-deleting messages, better forwarding, and other improvements. This post will go through each feature in detail below. Continue reading “Telegram update brings custom Notification Sounds, Bot Revolution and more”
YouTube Shorts creators will now be able to use video clips from billions of YouTube clips in new shorts. Earlier, creators of YouTube Shorts could only splice short audio clips from other videos on the platform. Users will be able to clip 1- to 5-second portions from eligible long-form videos, as well as “Shorts” to use in new short-form content with the most recent update. Continue reading “YouTube Shorts arrives for tablets, gets new features”
WhatsApp has now officially announced that it will be making numerous improvements to groups as well as chats. This included message reactions, larger file sharing, and other features that have been speculated about for months. The company has also hinted at Communities, a new tool that will make it much easier to manage a lot of different groups at the same time. Continue reading “WhatsApp introduces Communities, Message Reactions, up to 2GB file sharing and more”
After deciding not to join the Twitter’s board, Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, has offered to purchase all of Twitter for $54.20 per share that is valued at $43 billion. This is according to the letter filed with the SEC. This comes after he purchased 9.2% of the company earlier in the month and was offered to join the Twitter’s board. Continue reading “Elon Musk offers to buy Twitter for $43 billion”
OnePlus just announced its partnership with JioPages, a Reliance Jio-developed and-owned app. JioPages is a web browser that is presently available for smartphones as well as Smart TVs. OnePlus offers a lot of Smart TVs in India, and yet this partnership with JioPages is in line with the firm’s objective of providing OnePlus TV viewers with a safe and efficient web browsing experience. Continue reading “OnePlus TVs get JioPages for enhanced, ad-free browsing”
Snapchat is rolling out a new “Dynamic Stories” feature that allows publishers to generate stories on the app based on news stories they publish online. CNN, Bloomberg, ESPN, and others are among the first partners. Continue reading “Snapchat introduces Dynamic Stories: All you need to know”
