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X Begins Rolling Out Updated Block Feature That Lets Blocked Users See Posts, Followers List
X (formerly known as Twitter) announced the roll out of the new block function on Sunday. The social media platform first announced the decision to change the way block works last month. With the new system, the blocked users can see the profile, posts, as well as followers and following lists of the users who had blocked them.
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ElevenLabs Releases AI-Powered Voice Design API and X to Voice Features
ElevenLabs, a New York-based artificial intelligence (AI) firm, released an application programming interface (API) for its Voice Design feature that recently made its debut. The announcement came last week, and alongside, the company also introduced an open-source project dubbed X to Voice, which can generate a unique voice for an X (formerly know...
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Meta Testing New Feature That Allows You to Post Instagram Reels Directly on Threads
Threads was launched a year ago as Meta's direct micro-blogging rival to Elon Musk's X (formerly known as Twitter). As the platform continues to grow, Meta is eyeing to add a range of fresh functionalities to the app. The social media giant seems to be working on a new feature to let users post Instagram Reels and posts directly to Threads.
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Elon Musk’s X Will Soon Let Users View Posts From People Even if They Have Been Blocked
X (formerly Twitter) is said to be developing a new functionality that will enable users to view posts even from the people they have blocked. At the moment, users are unable to see the posts, replies, media and followers of the person they have been blocked by, this might change soon, according to Elon Musk who owns the microblogging platform.
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Elon Musk’s X May Be Testing ‘Dislike’ Button on iOS as a Way to Downvote Posts
X (formerly Twitter) may be testing a new feature for increasing user engagement by allowing them to downvote replies on iPhone. According to claims on social media, the feature may appear as a ‘dislike’ option in the form of a heartbroken icon, instead of a Reddit-like downward arrow.
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"You Can See Live Order Count": Internet Is Divided Over Zomato's New Feature
Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal took to X (formerly Twitter) to share an announcement post, stating that the company has come up with a "cool new update".
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Threads Is Testing an Automatic Post Archive Feature to Let Users Hide Old Posts
Threads is testing a new feature that will allow users to archive posts automatically after a certain period of time. The new feature was confirmed by Instagram head Adam Mosseri who also heads the X (formerly known as Twitter)-styled platform. He highlighted that users will have the choice to both auto-archive posts as well as manually hide them f...
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X to Boost Its ‘Video-First’ Plans With a New Smart TV App, CEO Linda Yaccarino Reveals
X (formerly known as Twitter), is bolstering its video-first ambitions with a new TV app. The company announced on Tuesday that X will soon get a new smart TV app that will be compatible with most devices and allow users to watch the videos hosted on the platform on a larger screen.
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Elon Musk Confirms Plans to Charge New Users on X a ‘Small Fee’ Before They Can Write Posts
Elon Musk-owned X (formerly known as Twitter) could soon start charging new users an annual fee to give them access to write posts, like, reply, or bookmark posts. The billionaire entrepreneur confirmed the development to bring this policy to the social media platform on April 15, highlighting that the move was aimed at reducing spam on the platfor...
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Elon Musk Unfollows Ex-Girlfriend On X After She Shares Pics With New Boyfriend
Billionaire Elon Musk has once again unfollowed his ex-girlfriend Claire "Grimes" Boucher on X (formerly Twitter) after the latter seems to have announced a new boyfriend on Instagram.
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‘X is Becoming a Video First Platform’, Says CEO Linda Yaccarino
X (formerly known as Twitter) has revealed its overall year-on-year growth numbers for video consumption and time spent watching videos, claiming that the social media platform is showing strong video-centric content consumption behaviour. The company CEO Linda Yaccarino also acknowledged the platform’s rise in the video domain. Notably, X owner ...
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Paytm Fiasco Shows the RBI Doesn't Understand Payments
The RBI could have handled the crisis at Paytm better. In barring the company from onboarding new customers from February 29, it has triggered a crisis of confidence among crores of users
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Amid India Vs England Test Match, "Cricket Fever" Grips UK Envoy
The light-hearted video has drawn the attention of many on the internet.
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Former Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal Raises $30 Million For New AI Startup: Report
Khosla Ventures, an early supporter of OpenAI, has spearheaded the funding round for Mr Agrawal's AI initiative.
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Tech Mogul Who Spends 2 Million A Year To Stay Young Shows Off His New "Baby" Face. See Post
Bryan Johnson, the 46-year-old software billionaire, who is on a quest to reverse his biological age, recently revealed in a social media post his new "baby face".
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X Begins Rolling Out Updated Block Feature That Lets Blocked Users See Posts, Followers List
X (formerly known as Twitter) announced the roll out of the new block function on Sunday. The social media platform first announced the decision to change the way block works last month. With the new system, the blocked users can see the profile, posts, as well as followers and following lists of the users who had blocked them.
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ElevenLabs Releases AI-Powered Voice Design API and X to Voice Features
ElevenLabs, a New York-based artificial intelligence (AI) firm, released an application programming interface (API) for its Voice Design feature that recently made its debut. The announcement came last week, and alongside, the company also introduced an open-source project dubbed X to Voice, which can generate a unique voice for an X (formerly know...
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Meta Testing New Feature That Allows You to Post Instagram Reels Directly on Threads
Threads was launched a year ago as Meta's direct micro-blogging rival to Elon Musk's X (formerly known as Twitter). As the platform continues to grow, Meta is eyeing to add a range of fresh functionalities to the app. The social media giant seems to be working on a new feature to let users post Instagram Reels and posts directly to Threads.
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Elon Musk’s X Will Soon Let Users View Posts From People Even if They Have Been Blocked
X (formerly Twitter) is said to be developing a new functionality that will enable users to view posts even from the people they have blocked. At the moment, users are unable to see the posts, replies, media and followers of the person they have been blocked by, this might change soon, according to Elon Musk who owns the microblogging platform.
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Elon Musk’s X May Be Testing ‘Dislike’ Button on iOS as a Way to Downvote Posts
X (formerly Twitter) may be testing a new feature for increasing user engagement by allowing them to downvote replies on iPhone. According to claims on social media, the feature may appear as a ‘dislike’ option in the form of a heartbroken icon, instead of a Reddit-like downward arrow.
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"You Can See Live Order Count": Internet Is Divided Over Zomato's New Feature
Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal took to X (formerly Twitter) to share an announcement post, stating that the company has come up with a "cool new update".
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Threads Is Testing an Automatic Post Archive Feature to Let Users Hide Old Posts
Threads is testing a new feature that will allow users to archive posts automatically after a certain period of time. The new feature was confirmed by Instagram head Adam Mosseri who also heads the X (formerly known as Twitter)-styled platform. He highlighted that users will have the choice to both auto-archive posts as well as manually hide them f...
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X to Boost Its ‘Video-First’ Plans With a New Smart TV App, CEO Linda Yaccarino Reveals
X (formerly known as Twitter), is bolstering its video-first ambitions with a new TV app. The company announced on Tuesday that X will soon get a new smart TV app that will be compatible with most devices and allow users to watch the videos hosted on the platform on a larger screen.
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Elon Musk Confirms Plans to Charge New Users on X a ‘Small Fee’ Before They Can Write Posts
Elon Musk-owned X (formerly known as Twitter) could soon start charging new users an annual fee to give them access to write posts, like, reply, or bookmark posts. The billionaire entrepreneur confirmed the development to bring this policy to the social media platform on April 15, highlighting that the move was aimed at reducing spam on the platfor...
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Elon Musk Unfollows Ex-Girlfriend On X After She Shares Pics With New Boyfriend
Billionaire Elon Musk has once again unfollowed his ex-girlfriend Claire "Grimes" Boucher on X (formerly Twitter) after the latter seems to have announced a new boyfriend on Instagram.
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‘X is Becoming a Video First Platform’, Says CEO Linda Yaccarino
X (formerly known as Twitter) has revealed its overall year-on-year growth numbers for video consumption and time spent watching videos, claiming that the social media platform is showing strong video-centric content consumption behaviour. The company CEO Linda Yaccarino also acknowledged the platform’s rise in the video domain. Notably, X owner ...
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Paytm Fiasco Shows the RBI Doesn't Understand Payments
The RBI could have handled the crisis at Paytm better. In barring the company from onboarding new customers from February 29, it has triggered a crisis of confidence among crores of users
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Amid India Vs England Test Match, "Cricket Fever" Grips UK Envoy
The light-hearted video has drawn the attention of many on the internet.
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Former Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal Raises $30 Million For New AI Startup: Report
Khosla Ventures, an early supporter of OpenAI, has spearheaded the funding round for Mr Agrawal's AI initiative.
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Tech Mogul Who Spends 2 Million A Year To Stay Young Shows Off His New "Baby" Face. See Post
Bryan Johnson, the 46-year-old software billionaire, who is on a quest to reverse his biological age, recently revealed in a social media post his new "baby face".
