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Ninja, World's Biggest Gaming Streamer, Reveals Cancer Diagnosis: ''In A Bit Of Shock''
The 32-year-old, who boasts 19 million Twitch followers, shared his diagnosis in a post on X on Tuesday.
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Zero Covid Cases In Beijing, Shanghai After Millions Locked In Homes
China's two largest cities have contained COVID-19 following a bruising four-month fight that saw millions of residents locked in their homes, exhaustive testing and restrictions on daily life that impacted every facet of society and the economy.
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TikTok Star Cooper Noriega Dies At 19
Cooper Noriega, a 19-year-old TikTok star with over 1.7 million followers, died on Thursday at the age of 19.
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Apple Dominates Tablet Shipments in US, PC Shipments Witness 1 Percent Year-on-Year Growth
Apple has become the top contender in the tablet shipments across the US with nearly 19 million units shipped in 2021. PC shipments — barring tablets — saw a 1 percent growth in 2021 despite a fall of nearly 30 percent fall in Q4 2021. In tablet shipments, Apple was followed by Amazon, Samsung, Microsoft, and Lenovo, respectively. PC shipments ...
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Lenovo Remains Most Popular PC Manufacturer Ahead of Apple, Dell, HP, Others in Q4 2021: Counterpoint
Lenovo was the most popular PC manufacturer in Q4 2021, according to data from Counterpoint Research. Lenovo enjoyed 24 percent of the global PC market share, followed by HP with 20.5 percent, Dell with 19 percent, and Apple with 8 percent. Component supplies also eased in Q4 2021, allowing manufacturers to stockpile inventory to tide them over fut...
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Spotify Buys Audio Tech Firm Findaway to Bolster Audiobooks Business
Spotify made a major push to have more audiobooks on its platform by buying US-based audio tech company Findaway as it tries to recreate its success with podcasts.
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Twitter Temporarily Restricts Donald Trump Jr.'s Account Over COVID-19 Video
Twitter restricted Donald Trump Jr.’s ability to tweet from his account for 12 hours on Tuesday, after it required him to delete a post that violated the social media site's policy on coronavirus misinformation. He had posted a viral video of doctors talking about the drug hydroxychloroquine.
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Extraction, Money Heist, The Wrong Missy Drove Netflix’s Lockdown-Hit Quarter
Chris Hemsworth-starrer Extraction was the most watched title on Netflix this past lockdown-hit quarter (between April and June). 99 million tuned into Extraction. Money Heist season 4 brought in 65 million viewers. That was followed by 59 million for The Wrong Missy. All numbers are for the first 28 days post-release.
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India Tops Zoom Downloads in April Despite Warnings, Security Issues
Zoom has gained immense popularity in India despite the government warning against it, and advising users to opt for other alternatives. According to app intelligence firm Sensor Tower, India accounted for most downloads of Zoom in April, followed by the US.
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Facebook Steps Up Fight Against COVID-19 Misinformation With New Tool
The new service goes beyond warnings that Facebook says it slapped on about 40 million posts related to the virus in March alone, following reviews of the posts by independent fact-checkers such as AFP.
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Ninja, World's Biggest Gaming Streamer, Reveals Cancer Diagnosis: ''In A Bit Of Shock''
The 32-year-old, who boasts 19 million Twitch followers, shared his diagnosis in a post on X on Tuesday.
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Zero Covid Cases In Beijing, Shanghai After Millions Locked In Homes
China's two largest cities have contained COVID-19 following a bruising four-month fight that saw millions of residents locked in their homes, exhaustive testing and restrictions on daily life that impacted every facet of society and the economy.
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TikTok Star Cooper Noriega Dies At 19
Cooper Noriega, a 19-year-old TikTok star with over 1.7 million followers, died on Thursday at the age of 19.
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Apple Dominates Tablet Shipments in US, PC Shipments Witness 1 Percent Year-on-Year Growth
Apple has become the top contender in the tablet shipments across the US with nearly 19 million units shipped in 2021. PC shipments — barring tablets — saw a 1 percent growth in 2021 despite a fall of nearly 30 percent fall in Q4 2021. In tablet shipments, Apple was followed by Amazon, Samsung, Microsoft, and Lenovo, respectively. PC shipments ...
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Lenovo Remains Most Popular PC Manufacturer Ahead of Apple, Dell, HP, Others in Q4 2021: Counterpoint
Lenovo was the most popular PC manufacturer in Q4 2021, according to data from Counterpoint Research. Lenovo enjoyed 24 percent of the global PC market share, followed by HP with 20.5 percent, Dell with 19 percent, and Apple with 8 percent. Component supplies also eased in Q4 2021, allowing manufacturers to stockpile inventory to tide them over fut...
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Spotify Buys Audio Tech Firm Findaway to Bolster Audiobooks Business
Spotify made a major push to have more audiobooks on its platform by buying US-based audio tech company Findaway as it tries to recreate its success with podcasts.
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Twitter Temporarily Restricts Donald Trump Jr.'s Account Over COVID-19 Video
Twitter restricted Donald Trump Jr.’s ability to tweet from his account for 12 hours on Tuesday, after it required him to delete a post that violated the social media site's policy on coronavirus misinformation. He had posted a viral video of doctors talking about the drug hydroxychloroquine.
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Extraction, Money Heist, The Wrong Missy Drove Netflix’s Lockdown-Hit Quarter
Chris Hemsworth-starrer Extraction was the most watched title on Netflix this past lockdown-hit quarter (between April and June). 99 million tuned into Extraction. Money Heist season 4 brought in 65 million viewers. That was followed by 59 million for The Wrong Missy. All numbers are for the first 28 days post-release.
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India Tops Zoom Downloads in April Despite Warnings, Security Issues
Zoom has gained immense popularity in India despite the government warning against it, and advising users to opt for other alternatives. According to app intelligence firm Sensor Tower, India accounted for most downloads of Zoom in April, followed by the US.
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Facebook Steps Up Fight Against COVID-19 Misinformation With New Tool
The new service goes beyond warnings that Facebook says it slapped on about 40 million posts related to the virus in March alone, following reviews of the posts by independent fact-checkers such as AFP.
