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Apple Rolls Out Invites App for iPhone as a Way of Creating and Sharing Custom Invitations
Apple on Tuesday released its Invites app for iPhone as a new way of creating and sharing custom invitations with family and friends. While the ability to create them is restricted to users with iCloud+ subscriptions, anyone can RSVP, regardless of whether they have an Apple Account or Apple device. The Invites app allows them to share invitations,...
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YouTube for Android Reportedly Testing Custom Thumbnails for Playlists Created by Users
YouTube may soon allow users to upload thumbnails for custom playlists created by them, according to a report. It currently allows uploading thumbnails for videos published by users but not for playlists. An option to upload thumbnails for playlists on Android devices was reported following an APK teardown of the YouTube for Android beta app.
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Big Tech Said to Be Targeted With Five New Bills by Top US Antitrust Lawmakers
Lawmakers in the House of Representatives are working on drafts of five antitrust bills, four of them aimed directly at reining in Big Tech, and may introduce them within days, according to three sources familiar with the matter.
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Twitter Will Now Prompt Users When They Reply With Offensive Language
Twitter has launched a new feature that will help curb online hate by prompting users when they use offensive language in their tweets.
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It Seems You Can No Longer Sign Up for Netflix via Its iOS App
The iOS app for Netflix is not letting users sign up for a new account or returning Netflix customers who don’t have an active subscription.
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How to Create Apple ID
Want to create Apple ID but don’t have a credit card or debit card? No problem. Here’s how to create an Apple ID.
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Australian Scientists Create a New App to Tackle Vegetable Aversion
Vegetable aversion is common but a group of Australian scientists have found an innovative way to tackle it. They have launched a "dinner table" app in an effort to tackle aversion towards consuming vegetables.
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Apple Rolls Out Invites App for iPhone as a Way of Creating and Sharing Custom Invitations
Apple on Tuesday released its Invites app for iPhone as a new way of creating and sharing custom invitations with family and friends. While the ability to create them is restricted to users with iCloud+ subscriptions, anyone can RSVP, regardless of whether they have an Apple Account or Apple device. The Invites app allows them to share invitations,...
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YouTube for Android Reportedly Testing Custom Thumbnails for Playlists Created by Users
YouTube may soon allow users to upload thumbnails for custom playlists created by them, according to a report. It currently allows uploading thumbnails for videos published by users but not for playlists. An option to upload thumbnails for playlists on Android devices was reported following an APK teardown of the YouTube for Android beta app.
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Big Tech Said to Be Targeted With Five New Bills by Top US Antitrust Lawmakers
Lawmakers in the House of Representatives are working on drafts of five antitrust bills, four of them aimed directly at reining in Big Tech, and may introduce them within days, according to three sources familiar with the matter.
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Twitter Will Now Prompt Users When They Reply With Offensive Language
Twitter has launched a new feature that will help curb online hate by prompting users when they use offensive language in their tweets.
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It Seems You Can No Longer Sign Up for Netflix via Its iOS App
The iOS app for Netflix is not letting users sign up for a new account or returning Netflix customers who don’t have an active subscription.
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How to Create Apple ID
Want to create Apple ID but don’t have a credit card or debit card? No problem. Here’s how to create an Apple ID.
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Australian Scientists Create a New App to Tackle Vegetable Aversion
Vegetable aversion is common but a group of Australian scientists have found an innovative way to tackle it. They have launched a "dinner table" app in an effort to tackle aversion towards consuming vegetables.
