President Murmu exhorts celebs to not endorse ‘harmful products’
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Indian States invited to pitch tourist cities for National Film Awards
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Snapchat sharing for YouTube Music was enabled on iOS in October and now a new report has claimed that it is available on Android. The first indication that YouTube Music might be able to share songs to Instagram and Snapchat emerged in November of 2020, IANS reported from San Francisco. When you open the share...
South Korea approved detailed rules for a law banning dominant app store operators such as Apple Inc. and Alphabet's Google from forcing software developers to use their payments systems, the country's telecommunications regulator said on Tuesday.
South Korea passed the law, an amend...
Bollywood actor Kartik Aaryan Monday announced the shooting wrap of his upcoming action film ‘Shehzada’. Backed by Bhushan Kumar, Allu Arvind, and Aman Gill. The team of Rohit Dhawan directorial had earlier finished work on its first schedule last No...
Global news media said they were suspending reporting in Russia to protect their journalists after a new Russian law that threatened jail terms of up to 15 years for spreading "fake news". Social media platforms like Meta’s Facebook said late last week Moscow was blocking their local operations.
Tech giant Google is testing a darker dark mode for its Android search app. The new shade still is not the same as the one presented in Google's test of a pitch-black dark mode on desktops last month, ANI reported from Washington. Rather, the one spot in the mobile app is
Swedish auto streaming platform Spotify on Wednesday said that they had closed its office in Russia indefinitely in response to what the audio streaming platform described as Moscow’s ‘unprovoked attack on Ukraine’. Since July 2021, Russian legislation signed by President Vladimir Putin has obliged foreign social media companies with more tha...
