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TREND | 22 Apr 2025

OnePlus 13T to launch with 6260mAh battery, SD 8 Elite chip: What to expect

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OnePlus 13T smartphone will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite processor and will sport a 6.32-inch flat-style display

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TREND | 22 Apr 2025

Meta Using AI To Identify Suspected Teens On Instagram; Here's Why It Is Doing So

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Meta will also send notifications to parents on Instagram with advice on how to conduct discussions with their teenagers about the significance of providing the correct age.

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TREND | 22 Apr 2025

Google's April Pixel Drop Brings One Cool New Trick

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There's just one big feature for Pixel phone users in April, but it's fun.

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TREND | 22 Apr 2025

Bluesky introduces blue checkmarks for identity verification: How to apply

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Bluesky rolls out a verification badge similar to X (formerly Twitter) to confirm legitimate accounts on the platform. It is not a paid feature though

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TREND | 22 Apr 2025

Motorola Edge 60 India Launch: Listing On HDR10+ Certification Site FuelsSpeculations

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As per the list on the HDR10+ certification site, the Motorola Edge 60 is expected to launch in India alongside Latin America, China and Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Australia and New Zealand.

WhatsApp New Feature: How To Create And Share Custom Stickers And Sticker Packs

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TREND | 22 Apr 2025

Lenovo Idea Tab Pro: Is it a reliable Android tablet for entertainment use?

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Lenovo Idea Tab Pro features a large 12.7-inch 3K resolution display and boasts a quad-speaker set-up with Dolby Atmos tuned by JBL. Is it the perfect match for entertainment needs? Let us find out

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TREND | 21 Apr 2025

Google settles Android TV case with CCI, pays Rs 20.24 cr settlement amount

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Google has settled with the Competition Commission of India (CCI) a case related to alleged unfair business practices in the Android TV segment and paid a settlement amount of Rs 20.24 crore to the regulator. This is the first case to be settled under the amended Competition Act, wherein settlement and commitment provisions were introduced in 2023. After receiving a complaint, CCI had ordered a detailed probe in 2021. Later, Google proposed to settle the case and CCI considered the settlement proposal and observed that under the "New India Agreement", Google will provide a standalone license for the Play Store and Play Services for Android smart TVs in India, thereby, removing the requirement to bundle these services or impose default placement conditions, a release said on Monday. "Additionally, by waiving the need for valid Android Compatibility Commitments (ACC) for devices shipped into India that do not include Google apps, OEMs can now sell and develop incompatible Android...

Google to face US govt in court over search monopoly breakup attempt

Business Standard | 21 Apr 2025

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TREND | 21 Apr 2025

What's Samsung 'Good Lock' And How Can You Personalise Galaxy Phone Using It?

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Home Up's DIY Home Screen feature gives you the ability to create a layout of your choice.

Galaxy Book 5 Pro review: Best of Samsung, Microsoft, Intel rolled into one

Business Standard | 21 Apr 2025

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TREND | 21 Apr 2025

LG, Samsung sue Indian government over e-waste pricing policy

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Samsung and LG had lobbied against a decision to fix a floor price payable to recyclers, which the government says is needed to get more formal players into the sector and boost investment in e-waste recycling

LG, Samsung join legal fight against India's e-waste pricing policy

Business Standard | 21 Apr 2025

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TREND | 21 Apr 2025

Instagram tries using AI to identify teens pretending to be adults

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Instagram is beginning to test the use of artificial intelligence to determine if kids are lying about their ages on the app, parent company Meta Platforms said on Monday. Meta has been using AI to determine people's ages for some time, the company said, but photo and video-sharing app will now proactively look for teen accounts it suspects belong to teenagers even if they entered an inaccurate birthdate when they signed up. If it is determined that a user is misrepresenting their age, the account will automatically become a teen account, which has more restrictions than an adult account. Teen accounts are private by default. Private messages are restricted so teens can only receive them from people they follow or are already connected to. Sensitive content, such as videos of people fighting or those promoting cosmetic procedures, will be limited, Meta said. Teens will also get notifications if they are on Instagram for more than 60 minutes and a sleep mode will be enabled that turn

Samsung to add local languages, India-specific features for AI appliances

Business Standard | 21 Apr 2025