Month: September 2019
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Huawei P30 Pro design cunningly gets around the ban to get Android.
Huawei’s Mate 30 launch has been awaited for any time later this month and meanwhile, the company has revealed a…
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Facebook Dating wants to be “safer” than other apps at finding love, here’s why.
It is no less than a challenge to ensure uniqueness when it comes to online dating. As per SFgate, There’s…
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Man becomes an instant legend, catches a phone while it falls from the pocket of a man on a rollercoaster.
An incident in Catalonia, Spain has provided the internet a thrill of provoking goosebumps based on a sensational reflex action.…
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Just Let Those Tech Companies Know Less About You, Google Is Here.
With a release of its homegrown differential privacy tool, Google can make it easier for any company to boost its…
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India’s historic landing on the moon’s polar surface culminates into obscurity.
India’s historic attempt to soft-land a rover on the moon might have ended in failure moments before landing and scientists…
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Ouch, That hurts: Future AI and Humanoid Development to use Psychosensory Electronic Skin Technology.
DGIST has announced on Wednesday, August 21 that Professor Jae Eun Jang’s team in the Department of Information and Communication…
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Sony announces Xperia 5 to be a smaller version of Xperia 1 and more.
All the way, Sony Xperia 1 was indeed an interesting flagship release for the company in the first part of…
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Facebook is working on the idea of hiding ‘likes’!
Facebook is reportedly “considering” hiding the numbers of likes in your posts to your contacts or connections on the platform,…
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Stablecoins gets support from Samsung Galaxy S10 Now.
After setting integration with major cryptos, Samsung, The Tech Giant of South Korea has expanded the coins and crypto supported…
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Mozilla Firefox 69 Blocks Third-Party Tracking Cookies and Cryptomining, Now, By default.
Presently, the desktop and Android version of Firefox will by default empower and protect all users by blocking third-party tracking…
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