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ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023: Disney+ Hotstar Adds MaxView Video Streaming, Live Feed Card, More
Disney+ Hotstar has updated its Android and iOS apps just ahead of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023 with new features and improvements. It brings a MaxView vertical video streaming feature that allows users will be able to watch the matches in vertical mode for an elevated one-handed viewing experience.
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Shraddha Kapoor Kickstarts 2023 With Delicious Homecooked Food
Shraddha Kapoor treated us to a glimpse of her culinary trails on Instagram. She started the new year with a typical Indian meal. Take a look.
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Twitter Working on a ''Big Overhaul'' of TweetDeck Platform, Product Chief Kayvon Beykpour Says
Twitter is working on a ''big overhaul'' of its TweetDeck platform, which lets users arrange lists and feeds into easy-to-read rows.
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US Military Apologises For New Year's Eve Tweet About Dropping Bombs
US Strategic Command, which oversees the country's nuclear arsenal, apologised for a Twitter message saying it was ready if necessary to drop something "much, much bigger" than the New Year's Eve ball.
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Student Of The Year Ananya Panday Is Filling Up School Break Album With New York Stories
Both Ananya and her mother Bhavana Panday are filling up their Instagram feeds with frame-worthy photos from the Big Apple
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Facebook Jobs Service Expands to Over 40 Countries
Since adding a local jobs posting feature early last year in Canada and the US, Facebook has enhanced it.
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mAadhaar App to Carry Your Aadhaar, Jio Feature Phone by Intex, and More: Your 360 Daily
mAadhaar app for Android will let you carry your Aadhaar, Jio and Intex are in talks to manufacture the Jio feature phone, and 200 million target for the 4G VoLTE mobile.
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New Technology Allows Paralyzed Man To Move Arm By Thinking About It
Bill Kochevar didn't feed himself for more than eight years, nor did he scratch his nose. He couldn't. A bicycle accident in 2006 left him nearly completely paralyzed from the shoulders down.
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Business Hit By Notes Ban, Man Struggles To Feed family
On November 1, 38-year-old Ravi Kumar Sahu spent his life savings from 20 years of working to invest in a leggings business in New Delhi. His joy of starting his own business was short-lived, as a week later Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the ban on 500 and 1,000 rupee notes and his orders dried up. Now, he and his family have to borrow mon...
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US Varsity Staffer Complains About Earning $100K For 'Zero Work'
A Sri Lanka-born New York university staffer has filed a complaint against his varsity for paying him nearly USD 100,000 a year for "zero work" after he felt sick of spending most of his time at work feeding birds and squirrels and watching cricket.
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Berlin Elephants Enjoy Late Festive Snack- Christmas Trees
Zoo elephants in Berlin have enjoyed a light festive snack: a late delivery of Christmas trees.
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Government in Talks to Buy Coking Coal Mines in South Africa
Government is talking to South Africa to buy coal mines there to feed its expanding steel industry, Coal Secretary Anil Swarup said, adding that New Delhi also hopes to stop imports of coal used to generate power in three years as domestic output jumps.
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From Cradle to Grave, Japan's Kewpie Adapts Menu to Feed Ageing Nation
Almost 55 years later, the Tokyo-based company sees a new opportunity opening up in rapidly ageing Japan as parents who brought kids up on Kewpie approach their sunset years - what it calls "nursing care food" for the elderly.
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New Tech, Venture Capital Feed "Gold-Rush" Among India's IT Start-Ups
Venture capital funds invested around $190 million in early-stage tech firms in India last year, up by almost a quarter from 2012, according to Hong Kong-based Centre for Asia Private Equity Research Ltd. A total of $623 million has been invested by venture funds in India since 2011, three-quarters of which was used to buy stakes in software servic...
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Feeding teenagers: the days of control are gone
I had better control of my teenagers and their eating years ago. When my four children were younger, I was the woman in charge. I made the meals, packed the lunches and decided what snacks would be eaten after school. I manned the schedule and scheduled...
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ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023: Disney+ Hotstar Adds MaxView Video Streaming, Live Feed Card, More
Disney+ Hotstar has updated its Android and iOS apps just ahead of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023 with new features and improvements. It brings a MaxView vertical video streaming feature that allows users will be able to watch the matches in vertical mode for an elevated one-handed viewing experience.
-
Shraddha Kapoor Kickstarts 2023 With Delicious Homecooked Food
Shraddha Kapoor treated us to a glimpse of her culinary trails on Instagram. She started the new year with a typical Indian meal. Take a look.
-
Twitter Working on a ''Big Overhaul'' of TweetDeck Platform, Product Chief Kayvon Beykpour Says
Twitter is working on a ''big overhaul'' of its TweetDeck platform, which lets users arrange lists and feeds into easy-to-read rows.
-
US Military Apologises For New Year's Eve Tweet About Dropping Bombs
US Strategic Command, which oversees the country's nuclear arsenal, apologised for a Twitter message saying it was ready if necessary to drop something "much, much bigger" than the New Year's Eve ball.
-
Student Of The Year Ananya Panday Is Filling Up School Break Album With New York Stories
Both Ananya and her mother Bhavana Panday are filling up their Instagram feeds with frame-worthy photos from the Big Apple
-
Facebook Jobs Service Expands to Over 40 Countries
Since adding a local jobs posting feature early last year in Canada and the US, Facebook has enhanced it.
-
mAadhaar App to Carry Your Aadhaar, Jio Feature Phone by Intex, and More: Your 360 Daily
mAadhaar app for Android will let you carry your Aadhaar, Jio and Intex are in talks to manufacture the Jio feature phone, and 200 million target for the 4G VoLTE mobile.
-
New Technology Allows Paralyzed Man To Move Arm By Thinking About It
Bill Kochevar didn't feed himself for more than eight years, nor did he scratch his nose. He couldn't. A bicycle accident in 2006 left him nearly completely paralyzed from the shoulders down.
-
Business Hit By Notes Ban, Man Struggles To Feed family
On November 1, 38-year-old Ravi Kumar Sahu spent his life savings from 20 years of working to invest in a leggings business in New Delhi. His joy of starting his own business was short-lived, as a week later Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the ban on 500 and 1,000 rupee notes and his orders dried up. Now, he and his family have to borrow mon...
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US Varsity Staffer Complains About Earning $100K For 'Zero Work'
A Sri Lanka-born New York university staffer has filed a complaint against his varsity for paying him nearly USD 100,000 a year for "zero work" after he felt sick of spending most of his time at work feeding birds and squirrels and watching cricket.
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Berlin Elephants Enjoy Late Festive Snack- Christmas Trees
Zoo elephants in Berlin have enjoyed a light festive snack: a late delivery of Christmas trees.
-
Government in Talks to Buy Coking Coal Mines in South Africa
Government is talking to South Africa to buy coal mines there to feed its expanding steel industry, Coal Secretary Anil Swarup said, adding that New Delhi also hopes to stop imports of coal used to generate power in three years as domestic output jumps.
-
From Cradle to Grave, Japan's Kewpie Adapts Menu to Feed Ageing Nation
Almost 55 years later, the Tokyo-based company sees a new opportunity opening up in rapidly ageing Japan as parents who brought kids up on Kewpie approach their sunset years - what it calls "nursing care food" for the elderly.
-
New Tech, Venture Capital Feed "Gold-Rush" Among India's IT Start-Ups
Venture capital funds invested around $190 million in early-stage tech firms in India last year, up by almost a quarter from 2012, according to Hong Kong-based Centre for Asia Private Equity Research Ltd. A total of $623 million has been invested by venture funds in India since 2011, three-quarters of which was used to buy stakes in software servic...
-
Feeding teenagers: the days of control are gone
I had better control of my teenagers and their eating years ago. When my four children were younger, I was the woman in charge. I made the meals, packed the lunches and decided what snacks would be eaten after school. I manned the schedule and scheduled...
