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Realme 10T 5G With MediaTek Dimensity 819 SoC Set to Launch on March 21: Details
Realme 10T 5G is all set to launch as the latest model in the Realme 10 series, according to a post by the company's official Thailand branch handle on Facebook. The launch event will go live on the company's social media at 16:00PM ICT (14:30PM IST) on March 21. Realme has confirmed through the post that the latest smartphone will feature a MediaT...
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Realme C35 Launch Date Set for February 10, Teased to Sport 50-Megapixel Triple Rear Camera
Realme C35 will be launched in Thailand on February 10, and Realme has teased the key specifications of the upcoming smartphone in various posts on Facebook and Instagram. The phone will have a 50-megapixel camera, Unisoc T616 SoC, 6.6-inch full-HD display and a 5,000mAh battery with 18W charging.
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"Out For Vengeance": Thai Soldier Posted On Facebook Before Killing 21
A Thai soldier who has killed at least 21 people in a shooting rampage was thought to be holed up in the basement of a shopping mall in northeastern Thailand on Sunday and security forces were closing in on him, a police officer said.
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Nine Arrested In Thailand For Posting Election "Fake News" On Facebook
Nine people have been arrested in Thailand for spreading "fake news" on Facebook with posts about sacked election officials and bogus ballots in the wake of controversial polls in the kingdom.
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Watch: How Villagers Helped Rescue Baby Elephant Trapped In Well
Two heartwarming videos show how villagers in Thailand came together to help rescue a baby elephant trapped in a muddy well. A video posted on YouTube shows the elephant calf struggling to keep its head above the muddy waters. Another video posted on Facebook captures the exact moment the elephant is finally rescued.
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Why Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook Post About Emojis Is Angering Some Indians
While USA, UK, France, Indonesia and Thailand were amongst the countries that use emojis most, India was conspicuous in its absence from this list
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Thai Man Reportedly Sentenced to 35 Years in Jail for Defaming Royals on Facebook
A Thai man was jailed for 35 years on Friday for Facebook posts deemed insulting to the royal family.
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5 Thais Charged With Royal Defamation For Facebook 'Shares'
Five men were charged with violating Thailand's draconian royal defamation law for sharing Facebook posts written by an exiled dissident academic, a human rights lawyer said Thursday.
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Tourist Refuses To Take 'Smelly' Feet Off Bus Seat Headrest, Video Is Viral
A tourist has been shamed on Facebook after a man in Thailand shared pictures of her resting her 'smelly' feet on the headrest of the seat next to him while travelling on a bus recently.
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Why Facebook Suddenly Blacked Out All Ads in Thailand
The social network announced the decision on its blog for advertisers, saying that it is removing ads in observance of a "cultural custom".
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Thailand Jails 9 Activists Charged With Sedition, Computer Crimes
Nine activists who posted comments critical of Thailand's ruling junta and a military-backed draft constitution on Facebook have been jailed, police said today, the latest opponents of the government penalised for airing dissent.
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Thai Court Grants Bail to Activist Detained Over Facebook Posts: Lawyer
Since taking power in a coup in May 2014, Thailand's ruling junta has stifled dissent.
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Thai Military Court Jails Woman in 'Secret' Ruling Over Facebook Posts
The woman was found guilty Tuesday of defaming the monarchy on Facebook at a hearing held without her lawyer's presence.
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Thai Military Court Jails Woman In 'Secret' Ruling Over Facebook Posts
A Thai military court has jailed a woman for over nine years for royal defamation, an official said today, the latest in a series of harsh sentences to raise concern about the draconian law.
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Sedition Charge for Thai Woman Alleging Army Graft on Facebook
A Thai woman appeared in military court today charged with sedition for allegedly sharing Facebook posts accusing the military of graft in building a multi-million dollar memorial to the monarchy.
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Realme 10T 5G With MediaTek Dimensity 819 SoC Set to Launch on March 21: Details
Realme 10T 5G is all set to launch as the latest model in the Realme 10 series, according to a post by the company's official Thailand branch handle on Facebook. The launch event will go live on the company's social media at 16:00PM ICT (14:30PM IST) on March 21. Realme has confirmed through the post that the latest smartphone will feature a MediaT...
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Realme C35 Launch Date Set for February 10, Teased to Sport 50-Megapixel Triple Rear Camera
Realme C35 will be launched in Thailand on February 10, and Realme has teased the key specifications of the upcoming smartphone in various posts on Facebook and Instagram. The phone will have a 50-megapixel camera, Unisoc T616 SoC, 6.6-inch full-HD display and a 5,000mAh battery with 18W charging.
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"Out For Vengeance": Thai Soldier Posted On Facebook Before Killing 21
A Thai soldier who has killed at least 21 people in a shooting rampage was thought to be holed up in the basement of a shopping mall in northeastern Thailand on Sunday and security forces were closing in on him, a police officer said.
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Nine Arrested In Thailand For Posting Election "Fake News" On Facebook
Nine people have been arrested in Thailand for spreading "fake news" on Facebook with posts about sacked election officials and bogus ballots in the wake of controversial polls in the kingdom.
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Watch: How Villagers Helped Rescue Baby Elephant Trapped In Well
Two heartwarming videos show how villagers in Thailand came together to help rescue a baby elephant trapped in a muddy well. A video posted on YouTube shows the elephant calf struggling to keep its head above the muddy waters. Another video posted on Facebook captures the exact moment the elephant is finally rescued.
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Why Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook Post About Emojis Is Angering Some Indians
While USA, UK, France, Indonesia and Thailand were amongst the countries that use emojis most, India was conspicuous in its absence from this list
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Thai Man Reportedly Sentenced to 35 Years in Jail for Defaming Royals on Facebook
A Thai man was jailed for 35 years on Friday for Facebook posts deemed insulting to the royal family.
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5 Thais Charged With Royal Defamation For Facebook 'Shares'
Five men were charged with violating Thailand's draconian royal defamation law for sharing Facebook posts written by an exiled dissident academic, a human rights lawyer said Thursday.
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Tourist Refuses To Take 'Smelly' Feet Off Bus Seat Headrest, Video Is Viral
A tourist has been shamed on Facebook after a man in Thailand shared pictures of her resting her 'smelly' feet on the headrest of the seat next to him while travelling on a bus recently.
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Why Facebook Suddenly Blacked Out All Ads in Thailand
The social network announced the decision on its blog for advertisers, saying that it is removing ads in observance of a "cultural custom".
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Thailand Jails 9 Activists Charged With Sedition, Computer Crimes
Nine activists who posted comments critical of Thailand's ruling junta and a military-backed draft constitution on Facebook have been jailed, police said today, the latest opponents of the government penalised for airing dissent.
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Thai Court Grants Bail to Activist Detained Over Facebook Posts: Lawyer
Since taking power in a coup in May 2014, Thailand's ruling junta has stifled dissent.
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Thai Military Court Jails Woman in 'Secret' Ruling Over Facebook Posts
The woman was found guilty Tuesday of defaming the monarchy on Facebook at a hearing held without her lawyer's presence.
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Thai Military Court Jails Woman In 'Secret' Ruling Over Facebook Posts
A Thai military court has jailed a woman for over nine years for royal defamation, an official said today, the latest in a series of harsh sentences to raise concern about the draconian law.
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Sedition Charge for Thai Woman Alleging Army Graft on Facebook
A Thai woman appeared in military court today charged with sedition for allegedly sharing Facebook posts accusing the military of graft in building a multi-million dollar memorial to the monarchy.
