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Facebook Owner Meta's First Physical Store in Burlingame, California Now Open to Public
Facebook owner Meta's first physical store is now open to the public and is made for people who want to test out products like Ray-Ban Stories, Meta’s AR glasses and sunglasses, along with the Portal video calling gadget and Oculus virtual reality headsets.
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Journalists Can Now Carry Gadgets To Jammu and Kashmir Official Events
Mediapersons will now be allowed to carry mobile phones and other gadgets needed to cover official events in Jammu and Kashmir after the state government lifted a ban imposed earlier.
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Ban On Gadgets Lifted For Emirates, Turkish Airlines Flights To US
The US laid out new rules last week to step up the security measures on flights entering the country. The measures include an enhanced screening of passengers and electronic devices.
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Facebook Owner Meta's First Physical Store in Burlingame, California Now Open to Public
Facebook owner Meta's first physical store is now open to the public and is made for people who want to test out products like Ray-Ban Stories, Meta’s AR glasses and sunglasses, along with the Portal video calling gadget and Oculus virtual reality headsets.
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Journalists Can Now Carry Gadgets To Jammu and Kashmir Official Events
Mediapersons will now be allowed to carry mobile phones and other gadgets needed to cover official events in Jammu and Kashmir after the state government lifted a ban imposed earlier.
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Ban On Gadgets Lifted For Emirates, Turkish Airlines Flights To US
The US laid out new rules last week to step up the security measures on flights entering the country. The measures include an enhanced screening of passengers and electronic devices.
