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Meet Google’s competitor, DuckDuckGo, which has crossed 100 million daily Searches
The search engine is different from other search engines like Google because it does not collect user data to provide tailored content/ads.The Coveted Blue Tick is Back! Twitter Resumes Verification of Profiles after Three Years.
Verified profiles on Twitter indicate that the profile is authentic. The blue tick/badge on a profile shows that that the profile is verified.Soundcore Infini Pro Soundbar powered by BassUp technology in India
Soundcore claims the soundbar is the first all-in-one Dolby Atmos soundbar of the world. It has been launched in India almost a year after its launch in the USA.Youtube gets a new hashtag landing page that allows users to look up videos easily.
This feature will significantly broaden the chances of users finding niche videos. Google announced the arrival of this feature through a community post.Acer Launches Three TWS Earbuds with Touch Control and IXP4 Water-Resistance in India
The earbuds come with tap/touch control and are available on Flipkart, Amazon, and the Acer website. The range of earbuds is quite budget-friendly.Hike Messenger bids adieu to its users, removed from Google Play Store and Apple App Store
It competed with WhatsApp and other apps, however, it failed to become the number one messaging app. Despite all of this, Hike Messenger was loved by manyBlock Signal from Sending Notifications Every time one of your Contacts Joins the Platform
Signal sends a notification to you when someone from your contact joins the messaging platform. But, this annoying feature can be disabled with a simple tweakWhatsApp announces its decision to extend the deadline of accepting the new privacy policy to 15th May.
WhatsApp's updated terms of service and privacy policy made data sharing with Facebook mandatory. Due to the backlash, it has now pushed the deadline to 15th MayThe powerful Samsung Galaxy S21 series starting from Rs. 69,999 launched globally.
The Samsung Galaxy S21, Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra, and the Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus are top of the line 5G phones that have been launched globally.