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A heartfelt LinkedIn post has sparked a fresh conversation around the wellbeing of gig workersparticularly those working with home service platforms like Urban Company.

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TREND | 16 Apr 2025

Beats launches USB 2.0 charging cables for Apple, Android devices: Prices

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Beats-branded cables are available for purchase at a starting price of Rs 1,900 from Apple's official website

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TREND | 16 Apr 2025

Sam Altman's OpenAI Could Launch Social Network To Rival Mark Zuckerberg's Instagram, Elon Musk's X

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Although the project is still in its infancy, an internal prototype with a social feed that focuses on ChatGPT's image generation is reportedly in place.

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TREND | 16 Apr 2025

Grab OnePlus 12 At Rs 19,000 Discount On Amazon Check Details

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Ahead of the OnePlus 13T launch on April 24, the OnePlus 12 has witnessed a massive price cut.

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OnePlus 13T to launch on April 24; teaser video reveals design and colours

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Has iPhone 16 Pro Met Its Match In OnePlus 13T? Check Out Its Standout Specs

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TREND | 16 Apr 2025

Is Your Samsung Galaxy S23 Ready For Android 15? One UI 7 Update Drops Next Week

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The update will roll out to just a few regions and then expand gradually across the globe until the end of April.

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TREND | 15 Apr 2025

Google's Android 15 Requires Phones To Have At Least 32 GB Storage: Report

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This will be twice the requirement of 16 GB storage space under Android 14.

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TREND | 15 Apr 2025

Murshidabad violence linked to Bangladeshi radicals, local leaders: Intel

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Bangladeshi radicals, allegedly aided by local leaders of a political party, were "involved" in the recent violence triggered by anti-Waqf law agitations in West Bengal's Murshidabad district, sources said. Quoting an intelligence report, sources said members of two Bangladesh-based radical outfits -- Jamaat-ul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) and Ansarullah Bangla Team (ABT) -- were allegedly involved in the violence in Murshidabad, which left three persons dead. The violence was carried out by Bangladeshi miscreants, allegedly aided by local leaders of a political party, sources said quoting the report. The Union home ministry is closely following the situation in Murshidabad, where central forces have been deployed along with the state police to restore peace and maintain law and order, sources said. The Border Security Force (BSF), which is deployed along the India-Bangladesh border, has also been instructed to keep a strict vigil so that illegal infiltration does not take place in

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TREND | 15 Apr 2025

Tech Wrap April 15: Motorola Edge 60 Stylus, Redmi A5, Apple privacy, more

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Motorola launched Edge 60 Stylus. Xiaomi debuts Redmi A5 in India. Apple to enhance data privacy. Prince of Persia now available for Android and iOS. Apple releases iOS 18.5 developer beta 2

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Motorola Razr 60 Ultra may launch with Snapdragon 8 Elite: What to expect

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Motorola Edge 60 Stylus starts at Rs 22,999: Check specs, features and more

Business Standard | 15 Apr 2025

Motorola Edge 60 Fusion: Is This The Best-Looking Phone Under Rs 30K?

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Motorola Edge 60 Stylus Launched At Rs 22,999 Check Camera, Key Specifications And More

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TREND | 15 Apr 2025

AI won't need to take orders from humans soon: Ex-Google boss Eric Schmidt

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Despite AI being in the news everyday, Eric Schmidt maintains most people still do not understand the scale at which artificial intelligence is growing

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