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BGMI Reportedly Available to Download on Google Play Store Through URL
Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) is reportedly available to download on select Android devices. Several users online have spotted the battle royale game on the Google Play Store, ready to download without any prior date confirmation from publisher Krafton. The game seems to be accessible only via the store page URL and won’t appear natively on t...
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iPhone, iPad Users May See More Advertisements Soon, Ad-Supported Maps App Reportedly Tested
iPhone users may soon be served more advertisements as Apple may soon serve ads in its native apps such as Maps, Books and Podcasts, as per Mark Gurman. Apple apparently tested an ad-supported model of Maps app.
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7 Budget-Friendly Navigation Devices Essential For Every Road Trip
Maps installed in smartphone apps might not be the best for long road trips as they don't give accurate details. That's why you need a good GPS system. Here are the top ones!
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Twitter Traffic Slowdown Reinstated in Russia Over 'Fake' Ukraine Posts: Report
Russia's state communications regulator said it had reinstated a slowdown of Twitter's traffic on desktop PCs due to what it said were fake posts about Russia's "special operation" in Ukraine, the Interfax news agency reported.
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How to Transfer Your PUBG Mobile Saved Game Data to Battlegrounds Mobile India
Battlegrounds Mobile India is out in open beta and PUBG Mobile players who were eagerly waiting for the game are wondering what happens to all the data, items, and in-game currency they collected. Good news is that Battlegrounds Mobile India allows you to transfer pretty much all your data from PUBG Mobile if you log in with the same account, be it...
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Amazon Bans, Then Un-Bans TikTok From Employee Mobile Devices
In the span of a few hours on Friday, Amazon.com Inc banned and then unbanned the TikTok video sharing app from employee mobile devices, calling the move a mistake.
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Apple, Johnson & Johnson Partner on 'Heartline' Clinical Heart Study
Johnson & Johnson, in collaboration with tech giant Apple has launched Heartline - a first-of-its-kind virtual study to explore if heart health features on Apple devices can improve health outcomes, including reducing the risk of stroke.
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Google Says Don't Sideload Play Store, Gmail, YouTube on New Huawei Devices
Google says to protect user data privacy, security, and safeguard the overall experience, the Google Play Store, Google Play Protect, and Google’s core apps (including Gmail, YouTube, Maps, and others) are only available on Play Protect certified devices.
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Avast Antivirus Collected and Sold Users' Web Browsing Data, Company Responds
An investigation on Monday claimed that the popular Avast antivirus -- installed on nearly 435 million Windows, Mac and mobile devices globally -- harvested users' data via browser plugins and then sold it to third parties.
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Google Stadia Game Streaming Testing Spotted on Non-Pixel Android Devices
Google noted in November last year that it wants Stadia to run on every screen and now the search engine giant has started testing its subscription-based game service on non-Pixel Android phones.
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Black Friday 2019: Apple Devices, Gaming Products Hit Among Shoppers in the US
Black Friday shopping frenzy caught up with people across the globe after Thanksgiving Day and deal shopping was so intense that Costco's website and app in the US went down.
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Microsoft Ending Support for Cortana on Android, iOS on January 31
Microsoft is pulling the plug on its Cortana mobile app for both Android and iOS devices in regions such as the UK, Canada, Australia and several other countries.
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Bluetooth Devices May Leak Your Secrets Due to Design Flaw
Smartphone Apps That Work With Bluetooth Devices Have a Design Flaw That Makes Them Vulnerable to Hacking, New Research Claims.
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Apple Details Indian Government Requests for Customer Data
The Indian government has asked Apple to provide information for 27 devices and 18 accounts in the January-June 2018 period.
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Google Says Dark Mode Can Help Improve Battery Life on Android Devices
Google has finally confirmed that dark mode on Android phones uses less power and saves battery life.
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BGMI Reportedly Available to Download on Google Play Store Through URL
Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) is reportedly available to download on select Android devices. Several users online have spotted the battle royale game on the Google Play Store, ready to download without any prior date confirmation from publisher Krafton. The game seems to be accessible only via the store page URL and won’t appear natively on t...
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iPhone, iPad Users May See More Advertisements Soon, Ad-Supported Maps App Reportedly Tested
iPhone users may soon be served more advertisements as Apple may soon serve ads in its native apps such as Maps, Books and Podcasts, as per Mark Gurman. Apple apparently tested an ad-supported model of Maps app.
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7 Budget-Friendly Navigation Devices Essential For Every Road Trip
Maps installed in smartphone apps might not be the best for long road trips as they don't give accurate details. That's why you need a good GPS system. Here are the top ones!
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Twitter Traffic Slowdown Reinstated in Russia Over 'Fake' Ukraine Posts: Report
Russia's state communications regulator said it had reinstated a slowdown of Twitter's traffic on desktop PCs due to what it said were fake posts about Russia's "special operation" in Ukraine, the Interfax news agency reported.
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How to Transfer Your PUBG Mobile Saved Game Data to Battlegrounds Mobile India
Battlegrounds Mobile India is out in open beta and PUBG Mobile players who were eagerly waiting for the game are wondering what happens to all the data, items, and in-game currency they collected. Good news is that Battlegrounds Mobile India allows you to transfer pretty much all your data from PUBG Mobile if you log in with the same account, be it...
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Amazon Bans, Then Un-Bans TikTok From Employee Mobile Devices
In the span of a few hours on Friday, Amazon.com Inc banned and then unbanned the TikTok video sharing app from employee mobile devices, calling the move a mistake.
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Apple, Johnson & Johnson Partner on 'Heartline' Clinical Heart Study
Johnson & Johnson, in collaboration with tech giant Apple has launched Heartline - a first-of-its-kind virtual study to explore if heart health features on Apple devices can improve health outcomes, including reducing the risk of stroke.
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Google Says Don't Sideload Play Store, Gmail, YouTube on New Huawei Devices
Google says to protect user data privacy, security, and safeguard the overall experience, the Google Play Store, Google Play Protect, and Google’s core apps (including Gmail, YouTube, Maps, and others) are only available on Play Protect certified devices.
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Avast Antivirus Collected and Sold Users' Web Browsing Data, Company Responds
An investigation on Monday claimed that the popular Avast antivirus -- installed on nearly 435 million Windows, Mac and mobile devices globally -- harvested users' data via browser plugins and then sold it to third parties.
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Google Stadia Game Streaming Testing Spotted on Non-Pixel Android Devices
Google noted in November last year that it wants Stadia to run on every screen and now the search engine giant has started testing its subscription-based game service on non-Pixel Android phones.
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Black Friday 2019: Apple Devices, Gaming Products Hit Among Shoppers in the US
Black Friday shopping frenzy caught up with people across the globe after Thanksgiving Day and deal shopping was so intense that Costco's website and app in the US went down.
-
Microsoft Ending Support for Cortana on Android, iOS on January 31
Microsoft is pulling the plug on its Cortana mobile app for both Android and iOS devices in regions such as the UK, Canada, Australia and several other countries.
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Bluetooth Devices May Leak Your Secrets Due to Design Flaw
Smartphone Apps That Work With Bluetooth Devices Have a Design Flaw That Makes Them Vulnerable to Hacking, New Research Claims.
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Apple Details Indian Government Requests for Customer Data
The Indian government has asked Apple to provide information for 27 devices and 18 accounts in the January-June 2018 period.
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Google Says Dark Mode Can Help Improve Battery Life on Android Devices
Google has finally confirmed that dark mode on Android phones uses less power and saves battery life.
