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How Students Can View Rajasthan Board 10th Result On DigiLocker, Explained
Rajasthan Board Class 10 results will be accessible on DigiLocker after release, with marksheets gradually uploaded for students.
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Delhi Cops Seek Telegram Info On 'Justice League India' After Rohini Blast
A day after an explosion at a school in Rohini set off a multi-agency investigation, Delhi Police has written to authorities in the Telegram app, seeking information about a handle named 'Justice League India', sources have said.
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Oxenfree II: Lost Signals Sets July Release Date on Netflix, PlayStation, and PC
Oxenfree II: Lost Signals finally got a release date — July 12. Developer Late Night Studio confirmed the news at the Nintendo Indie World Showcase, with a new trailer that offers hints at its supernatural plot. The game is set five years after the events of 2016’s Oxenfree and follows an entirely new character Riley, who is tasked with investi...
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Obi-Wan Kenobi Series Reportedly Gets Warning Card Following Texas School Shooting
Following the recent Texas school tragedy, Disney+ has reportedly included a warning to the first episode of 'Obi-Wan Kenobi' about an opening scene in the Star Wars series that may be disturbing some viewers.
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Zoom Q2 Earnings Exceed Expectations But Growth Forecast Disappoints Investors
Zoom Q2 earnings report marks its first billion-dollar revenue quarter, but the company signaled a faster-than-expected easing in demand for its video-conferencing service after a pandemic-driven boom, which sent its shares tumbling 11 percent.
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Gaming Curbs in China: Youth React to Restrictions on Titles Such as Honor of Kings With Anguish and Cunning
Tencent announced that players under 12 can no longer make in-game purchases in multiplayer battle smash-hit Honor of Kings, while under-18s are locked out after two hours during holidays and one hour on school nights.
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Microsoft OneDrive Brings Basic Photo Editing Tools to Its Web, Android Apps to Rival Google Photos
Microsoft OneDrive is getting basic image editing tools for Personal accounts on its Web and Android apps with an update. Users can now crop, rotate, flip, make light and colour adjustments, cast media using Chromecast, and organise photos in an improved manner along with searching for images using filters. OneDrive for iOS will get the update some...
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Andy Jassy: How Amazon’s Incoming CEO Ushered in Cloud Computing Boom
Andy Jassy, the incoming Amazon CEO cuts a low profile outside of the wonky world of cloud computing. But for much of the last decade he’s been arguably the most important person in the tech industry.
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Pune School Girl Gets Obscene Messages On App, Probe Ordered: Cop
Police have launched an investigation after a 15-year-old girl from Pune city in Maharashtra allegedly received obscene messages and threats on a popular video conferencing application she has been using for online school sessions, an officer said on Sunday.
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Zoom Says Service Restored After US Users Hit by Partial Outage
Zoom Video Communications said on Monday it had restored service to its US users after a partial outage left many unable to log in to work meetings or attend school classes remotely.
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Zoom Meeting App's Daily Users Top 300 Million as Ban List Grows
The use of Zoom has soared with corporate offices, political parties, school districts, organisations and millions across the world working from home after lockdowns were enforced to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
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Singapore Stops Teachers Using Zoom App After 'Very Serious Incidents'
Singapore has suspended the use of video-conferencing tool Zoom by teachers, its education ministry said on Friday, after "very serious incidents" occurred in the first week of a coronavirus lockdown that has seen schools move to home-based learning.
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Zoom Under Scrutiny in the US Over Privacy Concerns, Porn Hacks
Virtual meeting app Zoom, which has seen its popularity skyrocket in the coronavirus pandemic, is in hot water after users complained to the FBI of being startled by porn during meetings.
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E-Learning and Nintendo: Coping With School Shutdowns Due to Coronavirus
In Hong Kong, schools have been shut since early February, with the closure now set to last until after Easter.
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Microsoft, Apple Scramble to Capture US Schools After Google's Success
In 2016, mobile devices running Chrome OS accounted for 58 percent of the US market for primary and secondary schools.
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How Students Can View Rajasthan Board 10th Result On DigiLocker, Explained
Rajasthan Board Class 10 results will be accessible on DigiLocker after release, with marksheets gradually uploaded for students.
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Delhi Cops Seek Telegram Info On 'Justice League India' After Rohini Blast
A day after an explosion at a school in Rohini set off a multi-agency investigation, Delhi Police has written to authorities in the Telegram app, seeking information about a handle named 'Justice League India', sources have said.
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Oxenfree II: Lost Signals Sets July Release Date on Netflix, PlayStation, and PC
Oxenfree II: Lost Signals finally got a release date — July 12. Developer Late Night Studio confirmed the news at the Nintendo Indie World Showcase, with a new trailer that offers hints at its supernatural plot. The game is set five years after the events of 2016’s Oxenfree and follows an entirely new character Riley, who is tasked with investi...
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Obi-Wan Kenobi Series Reportedly Gets Warning Card Following Texas School Shooting
Following the recent Texas school tragedy, Disney+ has reportedly included a warning to the first episode of 'Obi-Wan Kenobi' about an opening scene in the Star Wars series that may be disturbing some viewers.
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Zoom Q2 Earnings Exceed Expectations But Growth Forecast Disappoints Investors
Zoom Q2 earnings report marks its first billion-dollar revenue quarter, but the company signaled a faster-than-expected easing in demand for its video-conferencing service after a pandemic-driven boom, which sent its shares tumbling 11 percent.
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Gaming Curbs in China: Youth React to Restrictions on Titles Such as Honor of Kings With Anguish and Cunning
Tencent announced that players under 12 can no longer make in-game purchases in multiplayer battle smash-hit Honor of Kings, while under-18s are locked out after two hours during holidays and one hour on school nights.
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Microsoft OneDrive Brings Basic Photo Editing Tools to Its Web, Android Apps to Rival Google Photos
Microsoft OneDrive is getting basic image editing tools for Personal accounts on its Web and Android apps with an update. Users can now crop, rotate, flip, make light and colour adjustments, cast media using Chromecast, and organise photos in an improved manner along with searching for images using filters. OneDrive for iOS will get the update some...
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Andy Jassy: How Amazon’s Incoming CEO Ushered in Cloud Computing Boom
Andy Jassy, the incoming Amazon CEO cuts a low profile outside of the wonky world of cloud computing. But for much of the last decade he’s been arguably the most important person in the tech industry.
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Pune School Girl Gets Obscene Messages On App, Probe Ordered: Cop
Police have launched an investigation after a 15-year-old girl from Pune city in Maharashtra allegedly received obscene messages and threats on a popular video conferencing application she has been using for online school sessions, an officer said on Sunday.
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Zoom Says Service Restored After US Users Hit by Partial Outage
Zoom Video Communications said on Monday it had restored service to its US users after a partial outage left many unable to log in to work meetings or attend school classes remotely.
-
Zoom Meeting App's Daily Users Top 300 Million as Ban List Grows
The use of Zoom has soared with corporate offices, political parties, school districts, organisations and millions across the world working from home after lockdowns were enforced to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
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Singapore Stops Teachers Using Zoom App After 'Very Serious Incidents'
Singapore has suspended the use of video-conferencing tool Zoom by teachers, its education ministry said on Friday, after "very serious incidents" occurred in the first week of a coronavirus lockdown that has seen schools move to home-based learning.
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Zoom Under Scrutiny in the US Over Privacy Concerns, Porn Hacks
Virtual meeting app Zoom, which has seen its popularity skyrocket in the coronavirus pandemic, is in hot water after users complained to the FBI of being startled by porn during meetings.
-
E-Learning and Nintendo: Coping With School Shutdowns Due to Coronavirus
In Hong Kong, schools have been shut since early February, with the closure now set to last until after Easter.
-
Microsoft, Apple Scramble to Capture US Schools After Google's Success
In 2016, mobile devices running Chrome OS accounted for 58 percent of the US market for primary and secondary schools.
