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Microsoft Teams video calls likely to show 49 participants in gallery view

Cisco's enterprise-centric conference and video call platform WebEx shows up to 25 participants. Google Hangouts for G Suite shows up to 25 people on a video call

You can now pick music from Saregama collection for Facebook, IG videos

Saregama is India's oldest music label with a music catalogue of over 100,000 songs across different genres, including film songs, devotional music, ghazals and indipop in more than 25 languages

Samsung extends standard warranty across products until June 15: Know more

The new warranty extension shall benefit more customers' as it widens the scope of warranty period on products that were not part of earlier announcement

Facebook set to launch Manage Activity feature to help delete posts in bulk

As per the social media tech company, the feature is meant "to make it easy for you to curate your presence on Facebook to more accurately reflect who you are today."

'Mitron' may not be a real friend, gets taken down from Play Store

Mitron probably would have continued with the free-run for quite some time, had it not come to light that the source code of the app was actually developed by a Pakistani developer

OnePlus banks on India R&D to drive product innovation across markets

India R&D team helping in core software development as well as building India specific features in the OS

Meet the EV entrepreneur who bagged seed capital from Matrix Partners

Mohit Sharma started Oye! Rickshaw in 2017, when the market for electric three-wheelers had just begun to take off

Struggling with insomnia? Google Bedtime mode might help in improving sleep

The new bedtime experience is rolling out to Pixel devices and will be available in the Clock app on other Android devices later this summer

Xiaomi to foray into India's PCs market with Mi-series laptop on June 11

In China, Xiaomi sells laptops under Mi and Redmi brands. The company recently upgraded its Redmibook with AMD Ryzen 4000-series processors in its home country

Unable to send files via WeTransfer? ISP might have blocked it on DoT order

Founded in 2009 in the Netherlands, WeTransfer allows users to upload and share file of up to 2GB for free at one time. Paying users can share files of up to 20 GB per transfer

Facebook employees' virtual walkout against company's stance on Trump posts

The backlash against big tech's ideological blind spot comes less than a week after Trump signed an executive order escalating his war with social media companies over how they monitor content

Google Android 11 might integrate GPay, IoT controls in power button menu

Google revises the design of power button menu and volume controls with every iteration of Android release

Dell Latitude 9510 PCs with Intel vPro processors launched: Price, and more

The Latitude 9510 comes with built-in Artificial Intelligence, powered by the Dell Optimiser Software

Samsung Galaxy Watch 2020 with LTE, Wi-Fi connectivity surface on FCC

The Galaxy Watch 2020 is expected to come with ECG monitoring feature

Apple doubles RAM upgrade charges for 13-inch MacBook Pro in some countries

In US, customers will now have to pay $200 to get a RAM upgrade to 16GB RAM from 8GB RAM that comes standard with the MacBook Pro. Previously, such RAM upgrade used to cost $100

Not the time to celebrate, says Google as it postpones Android 11 launch

The first beta of the Android 11 was earlier postponed to go official on June 3 through an online event. However, the launch now stands cancelled and Google will come out with a new launch date soon

This app claims to delete all Chinese apps on your Android phone: Know more

Developed by Jaipur-based app development and web designing start-up OneTouchAppLabs, the app is labeled as a tool to scan the Android smartphone for Chinese app and help user delete them

Coronavirus: Now, Premium Google Meet free for schools till September 30

Google Meet has crossed 50 million downloads on Play Store, a massive 900% increase in user base in a span of few weeks as people work from home in the Covid-19 pandemic

Zoom plans to roll out strong encryption but for its paid customers

Zoom has attracted millions of free and paying customers amid the pandemic, in part because users could join a meeting - something that now happens 300 million times a day - without registering

Google Docs used by hackers in 65% of attacks to steal login credentials

Amid the global pandemic, cybercriminals are increasingly using coronavirus as a lure to trick unfocused users by capitalising on their fear and uncertainty