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Sabrina: Google Android TV dongle may launch soon
Two new Google hardware devices have revealed up in FCC filings, and as 9to5Google notes, it appears likely that they’re similar to the latest Android
Sport these 5 Ray Ban Glasses to Be A Trendsetter
In a world full of fashion influencers today, you can either become a follower or a trendsetter. The choice is yours to make. You see
Instagram adds QR codes to obtain user profile information from any camera app
Instagram has introduced universal QR codes to the app. Users can now create QR codes that’ll be scannable from any supporting, third-party camera apps. It
OnePlus 8, OnePlus 8 Pro gets a latest August security update
OnePlus has declared the roll-out of the August 2020 security update for its popular flagships, the OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8 Pro. The latest update
Amazon to deliver medicines through an online Amazon Pharmacy
In January 2020, Amazon registered to trademark the name Amazon Pharmacy in the UK, Australia, and Canada, as per a report by the BBC. The
Previous COO of Pinterest is suing for gender discrimination
The former COO of Pinterest is suing the company for gender discrimination. Françoise Brougher states she was paid less than her male peers, frequently left
Toshiba is out of the laptop business, a 35-years run
Toshiba calmly exited the laptop business once and for all last week, ending a 35-year run by selling its outstanding minority stake in its PC
Sushanth’s Death Case: CBI files case against six accused & others
The (CBI) Central Bureau of Investigation between several speculations and conclusions, on Thursday, registered a case against six involved and others in late actor Sushant
Twitter faces up to $250 million FTC fine for misusing mobile numbers & emails
Twitter stated that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) might soon fine it up to $250 million for inappropriate use of users’ phone numbers and email