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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition Supposed Renders Show Triple Rear Camera Unit, Flat Frame
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition is expected to debut soon as a slimmer version of the standard Galaxy Z Fold 6. It has appeared in various leaks in the recent weeks. Most recently, supposed design renders of the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition have surfaced on the Web. The renders show a triple rear camera unit on the phone. The Galaxy Z Fo...
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Threads Edit Feature, Voice Threads Rolling Out to Users: Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg
Threads, Meta’s answer to X (formerly Twitter), was launched earlier this year in July and quickly gained popularity. However, it lacked several basic features and starting losing its users. Now, to stay relevant in the game, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has announced that the Threads app will roll out an edit button and a Voice Threads feature. Unli...
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WhatsApp Rolls Out Feature to Briefly Undo Pressing the 'Delete for Me' Button on iOS, Android
WhatsApp on Tuesday announced the rollout of a feature designed to allow users to briefly undo the action of pressing the "Delete for Me" button on Android and iOS. Accidentally pressing the button instead of "Delete for Everyone" will show users a popup for 5 seconds, allowing them to restore the message and then delete it for all users.
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Spotify Reportedly Cancels Six Audio Shows as Part of Programming Cutback
Spotify has decided to pull the plug on at least six of its audio shows, according to a report. The audio streaming service will reportedly retain two shows, which have survived the company's programming cuts.
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Elon Musk Said to Prepare to Charge Users for Twitter Verification as Soon as Next Week
Elon Musk is said to aim to start charging users for blue verification badges on their profiles by next week, as the company's new owner attempts to reduce fake or spam accounts and raise revenue to run the microblogging service. Twitter users who already have a blue verification badge will have a multi-month grace period before they will either ne...
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Elon Musk Could Soon Make Twitter's Edit Button Available to Everyone For Free: Report
Elon Musk could soon allow everyone to edit their tweets for free. The edit tweets feature is currently available for Twitter Blue subscribers in the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
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WhatsApp Begins Testing ‘Message Yourself’ Feature in New Beta Build for Android: Report
WhatsApp is testing a new feature in its latest beta build for Android that adds official support for texting yourself on the popular instant messaging and communications platform.
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WhatsApp ‘Edited’ Label for Modified Texts Spotted in Development: All Details
WhatsApp has been spotted working on 'edited' labels on version 2.22.22.14 of the app by a feature tracker. The messaging service will reportedly add an ‘Edited’ label under altered messages to ensure transparency in communication. The feature is under development and for now, the release date or timeline for this feature remains unclear.
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Google Makes It Easier to Customise Its Search Widget on Android
The Google Search widget’s customisation feature that was made available several Android versions ago has now been made more accessible. A new update rolling out to Pixel smartphones now shows an edit button on the Search widget that will take users directly to the customisation menu, instead of going through the app settings to change the same.
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Twitter Rolls Out Edit Button to Paid Subscribers in US Days After Introducing Feature in Canada, Australia
Twitter is gradually making the edit button available for its paid subscribers in the United States, the social media company said on Thursday, days after launching the widely requested feature in Canada, Australia and New Zealand. In an official tweet, Twitter announced that it is expanding the Edit Tweet test to the US, currently limited to Twitt...
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COMEDK UGET 2022 Mock Allotment Result Declared; Edit Preferences By October 6
The official website -- comedk.org, has made the COMEDK UGET mock seat allotment result 2022 available. Applicants, however, will not have decision-making button for COMEDK UGET 2022 mock allotment.
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Twitter Posts First-Ever Edited Tweet. See Changes.
Twitter has posted its first-ever edited tweet, weeks after the microblogging company announced that it was actively testing an edit button.
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Twitter Edit Button May Roll Out for Public Testing Starting September 21
Twitter is planning to roll out the edit tweet button on September 21. This feature may initially be only available to Twitter Blue members in New Zealand.
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Twitter Puts a Limit on Edit Button, Only Five Edits Allowed Within 30 Minutes: Report
Twitter has reportedly set a limit of five edits within 30 minutes on the new edit button. It has purportedly confirmed that the feature will be initially rolled out to Twitter Blue subscribers in New Zealand.
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Twitter To Roll Out Long-Awaited Edit Button To Limited Subscribers
Twitter said Thursday it has begun actively testing an edit button, after months of publicly discussing such a tweak.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition Supposed Renders Show Triple Rear Camera Unit, Flat Frame
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition is expected to debut soon as a slimmer version of the standard Galaxy Z Fold 6. It has appeared in various leaks in the recent weeks. Most recently, supposed design renders of the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition have surfaced on the Web. The renders show a triple rear camera unit on the phone. The Galaxy Z Fo...
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Threads Edit Feature, Voice Threads Rolling Out to Users: Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg
Threads, Meta’s answer to X (formerly Twitter), was launched earlier this year in July and quickly gained popularity. However, it lacked several basic features and starting losing its users. Now, to stay relevant in the game, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has announced that the Threads app will roll out an edit button and a Voice Threads feature. Unli...
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WhatsApp Rolls Out Feature to Briefly Undo Pressing the 'Delete for Me' Button on iOS, Android
WhatsApp on Tuesday announced the rollout of a feature designed to allow users to briefly undo the action of pressing the "Delete for Me" button on Android and iOS. Accidentally pressing the button instead of "Delete for Everyone" will show users a popup for 5 seconds, allowing them to restore the message and then delete it for all users.
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Spotify Reportedly Cancels Six Audio Shows as Part of Programming Cutback
Spotify has decided to pull the plug on at least six of its audio shows, according to a report. The audio streaming service will reportedly retain two shows, which have survived the company's programming cuts.
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Elon Musk Said to Prepare to Charge Users for Twitter Verification as Soon as Next Week
Elon Musk is said to aim to start charging users for blue verification badges on their profiles by next week, as the company's new owner attempts to reduce fake or spam accounts and raise revenue to run the microblogging service. Twitter users who already have a blue verification badge will have a multi-month grace period before they will either ne...
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Elon Musk Could Soon Make Twitter's Edit Button Available to Everyone For Free: Report
Elon Musk could soon allow everyone to edit their tweets for free. The edit tweets feature is currently available for Twitter Blue subscribers in the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
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WhatsApp Begins Testing ‘Message Yourself’ Feature in New Beta Build for Android: Report
WhatsApp is testing a new feature in its latest beta build for Android that adds official support for texting yourself on the popular instant messaging and communications platform.
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WhatsApp ‘Edited’ Label for Modified Texts Spotted in Development: All Details
WhatsApp has been spotted working on 'edited' labels on version 2.22.22.14 of the app by a feature tracker. The messaging service will reportedly add an ‘Edited’ label under altered messages to ensure transparency in communication. The feature is under development and for now, the release date or timeline for this feature remains unclear.
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Google Makes It Easier to Customise Its Search Widget on Android
The Google Search widget’s customisation feature that was made available several Android versions ago has now been made more accessible. A new update rolling out to Pixel smartphones now shows an edit button on the Search widget that will take users directly to the customisation menu, instead of going through the app settings to change the same.
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Twitter Rolls Out Edit Button to Paid Subscribers in US Days After Introducing Feature in Canada, Australia
Twitter is gradually making the edit button available for its paid subscribers in the United States, the social media company said on Thursday, days after launching the widely requested feature in Canada, Australia and New Zealand. In an official tweet, Twitter announced that it is expanding the Edit Tweet test to the US, currently limited to Twitt...
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COMEDK UGET 2022 Mock Allotment Result Declared; Edit Preferences By October 6
The official website -- comedk.org, has made the COMEDK UGET mock seat allotment result 2022 available. Applicants, however, will not have decision-making button for COMEDK UGET 2022 mock allotment.
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Twitter Posts First-Ever Edited Tweet. See Changes.
Twitter has posted its first-ever edited tweet, weeks after the microblogging company announced that it was actively testing an edit button.
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Twitter Edit Button May Roll Out for Public Testing Starting September 21
Twitter is planning to roll out the edit tweet button on September 21. This feature may initially be only available to Twitter Blue members in New Zealand.
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Twitter Puts a Limit on Edit Button, Only Five Edits Allowed Within 30 Minutes: Report
Twitter has reportedly set a limit of five edits within 30 minutes on the new edit button. It has purportedly confirmed that the feature will be initially rolled out to Twitter Blue subscribers in New Zealand.
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Twitter To Roll Out Long-Awaited Edit Button To Limited Subscribers
Twitter said Thursday it has begun actively testing an edit button, after months of publicly discussing such a tweak.
