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Apple starts assembling its flagship smartphone iPhone 12 in India

Apple has been shifting some areas of production from China to other markets as it navigates the trade war between Washington and Beijing

Twitter now tests better image previews for photos on iOS and Android

Twitter has announced it is running a test with select iOS and Android users to give people an accurate preview of how their images will appear when they Tweet a photo.

Facebook moves to dismiss federal, state antitrust suits

Facebook has asked a court to dismiss state and federal antitrust lawsuits that accuse it of abusing its market power in social networking to crush smaller competitors.

Twitter launches conversation settings for ads, gives brands more control

Launched globally in August last year, conversation settings have given Twitter users more control over who can reply or engage with their tweets. This has now been extended to brands

Non-Fungible Tokens: The unique crypto codes driving collectors

An NFT is a unique token added to some digital construct and registered on a blockchain with details of ownership

Facebook launches Instagram Lite in 170 lower bandwidth countries

Instagram Lite will be available for Android-based phon­es and require less bandwidth than the traditional version

Over 4400 Facebook, Twitter URLs blocked in 2020: Dhotre

Over 4,400 URLs from Facebook and Twitter were blocked by the government in 2020 under Section 69A of the IT Act, Parliament was informed on Wednesday

Karnataka Min asks Wistron staff to approach authorities to solve problems

Jagadish Shettar was at the Wistron's Narasapura facility in Kolar district

Apple to set up silicon design centre in Germany, invest 1 billion euros

Apple said on Wednesday it would establish a European silicon design centre in Munich

Chinese phone maker Vivo to open 100 exclusive stores in India this year

Vivo is expected to bring its X60 series with a Snapdragon 870 chipset on March 22

Samsung launches its first consumer SSD without DRAM, 3500MB/s read speeds

Samsung on Wednesday released its first consumer solid-state drive (SSD) without DRAM

TCL launches Android 11-based P725 TV in India starting at Rs 41,990

TCL on Wednesday launched of its Android 11 based TV model P725 with an external camera for video calling priced between Rs 41,990-Rs 89,990

Microsoft ends support for original cross-platform Edge browser

Microsoft has ended support for its original cross-platform Edge browser, also called Legacy Edge, the company had launched as a replacement for Internet Explorer 11.

Google unveils Phone Hub feature to connect Android phone with Chromebook

Google has marked 10 years of Chromebooks by unveiling new features for Chrome OS (operating platform), including a new Phone Hub feature that connects an Android phone to a Chromebook.

Twitter's Dorsey to donate $2.5 mn from sale of his 1st tweet in Bitcoins

Twitter CEO and billionaire Jack Dorsey who last week announced to sell his very first tweet of March 6, 2006, has said that he will donate the money in Bitcoins to charity

Samsung to unveil Galaxy A52 and A72 mid-range smartphones next week

Samsung announced it will introduce new mid-range smartphone models next week as the world's largest smartphone vendor seeks to further boost its market presence

Twitter says it's working on a 'big overhaul' of TweetDeck platform

American microblogging and social networking service Twitter is working on a 'big overhaul' of its TweetDeck platform, which lets users arrange lists and feeds into easy-to-read vertical rows

Asus set to launch ROG Phone 5 series today at 4:15 pm: Watch livestream

The ROG Phone 5 series is likely to bring more than just seasonal upgrades with regard to specifications, features and performance

Amazon leads connected TV devices market in Q4 2020, Samsung 2nd: Report

Samsung Electronics was relegated to the runner-up spot in the market for connected TV devices, which includes smart TVs, streamers and gaming consoles, in the fourth quarter of 2020

BS READS: How Australia's news bargaining code can address media's revenue woes

A new law in Australia that mandates Facebook and Google to pay news publishers might inspire similar legislation in other countries. To what degree will it solve news industry's revenue problem?