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Perplexity Is Using Stealth Bots and Breaking Website Directives to Fetch Data, Says Cloudflare
Perplexity is said to be illegitimately accessing content from websites despite being prohibited from doing so. Cloudflare, a global web security services company, conducted a test to confirm the stealth behaviour of the answer engine company. The researchers highlighted that not only were crawler bots from Perplexity ignoring the directives from t...
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WhatsApp Lets Beta Testers Log on to WhatsApp Web Using Phone Number, Developing New Chat Filters Feature
WhatsApp is now allowing beta testers on Android to log on to WhatsApp Web using their phone number, instead of scanning a QR code with their smartphone. The Meta-owned messaging service is also working on filters designed to improved chat management on a recent beta version of WhatsApp for Android.
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Meta Verified Service Now Rolls Out in the US at Monthly Charge of $11.99
Meta Platforms on Friday launched its subscription service in the US, which would allow Facebook and Instagram users pay for verification in the same vein as Elon Musk-owned Twitter. The Meta Verified service will give users a blue badge after they verify their accounts using a government ID and will cost $11.99 (nearly Rs. 990) per month on the w...
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Microsoft Said to Plan 'Super App' to Loosen Grip of Google, Apple on Mobile Search Space
Microsoft is said to have recently considered building a "super app" to loosen the hold of Apple and Google on the mobile search space. The company may have considered a super app with shopping, messaging, news and web search services according to a report.
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Microsoft Testing Feature to Let Users Transfer Images Directly From Phone to Office Documents: Report
Microsoft is reportedly testing a feature that will let users insert images from their Android phones directly to Microsoft Word or PowerPoint on Web for Office Insiders. This will help ease the process of transferring images from smartphone to a Windows PC.
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Google Search Reportedly Updated to Show Games Available on Cloud Streaming Services
Google Search will reportedly show which video games are being streamed on which particular cloud streaming services. The search results do not lead gaming consoles’ storefronts or to PC gaming retailers as the search results being shown are strictly on cloud gaming.
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Adobe Reportedly Planning to Introduce Freemium Version of Photoshop for Browsers Soon
Adobe is reportedly testing a free web-based Photoshop version for some users in Canada. The service is said to reach the users widely in a gradual manner.
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Twitter Adds Pinned Conversations Feature to DMs, Allows Users to Pin Up to Six Chats on Android, iOS, and Web
Twitter has introduced a new pinned conversations feature allowing users to add up to six chats to the top of their Direct Messages inbox for easy access. These conversations will continue to remain in a separate section at the top of the inbox, across a user’s devices and on the Twitter website. The feature is already available on messaging serv...
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Twitter Blue Paid Subscription Service Confirmed; Clubhouse-Style Spaces Now Accessible via the Web
Twitter Blue has been confirmed through Twitter’s listing on the App Store. The paid subscription service initially appeared to be in testing earlier this month. Twitter has separately brought its Clubhouse-style Spaces to the Web.
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Microsoft xCloud Arrives on iOS and PC as Invite-Only Beta
Xbox will roll out a beta version of its cloud gaming service on Web browsers of Windows 10 PCs and Apple's iPhone and iPad models starting Tuesday.
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Google Stadia May Add Touchscreen Controls on Android: Report
Google's cloud gaming service Stadia is testing touchscreen controls on Android and might roll out a Direct Touch feature in it soon.
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Zoom Update Brings Apple Silicon Support, Email and Calendar Apps May Be in the Works
Zoom gets a new update for Android and desktop users. Zoom for desktop update brings support for Apple Silicon processors. The macOS Zoom desktop client will better support computers with ARM CPUs, the changelog says. The desktop update brings poll reports available during live session and improves grouping of security options when scheduling. Ther...
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Google Stadia Finally Heading to iOS, But as a Progressive Web App
Google has announced that its cloud gaming service Stadia is coming to iOS. The public testing for the iOS release will start rolling out in the coming weeks. However, instead of a standalone app, Google Stadia will be available to iOS users as a progressive Web app (PWA).
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Instagram Says It's Testing Direct Messaging on the Web
Instagram has started testing its Direct messaging feature to its desktop site, meaning now one can finally keep up with their conversations from browser.
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India vs Bangladesh: Bangladesh Reserve Opener Saif Hassan Ruled Out Of 2nd Test Against India
Saif Hassan split his finger webbing while on 12th man fielding duty during the first Test of the series in Indore.
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Perplexity Is Using Stealth Bots and Breaking Website Directives to Fetch Data, Says Cloudflare
Perplexity is said to be illegitimately accessing content from websites despite being prohibited from doing so. Cloudflare, a global web security services company, conducted a test to confirm the stealth behaviour of the answer engine company. The researchers highlighted that not only were crawler bots from Perplexity ignoring the directives from t...
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WhatsApp Lets Beta Testers Log on to WhatsApp Web Using Phone Number, Developing New Chat Filters Feature
WhatsApp is now allowing beta testers on Android to log on to WhatsApp Web using their phone number, instead of scanning a QR code with their smartphone. The Meta-owned messaging service is also working on filters designed to improved chat management on a recent beta version of WhatsApp for Android.
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Meta Verified Service Now Rolls Out in the US at Monthly Charge of $11.99
Meta Platforms on Friday launched its subscription service in the US, which would allow Facebook and Instagram users pay for verification in the same vein as Elon Musk-owned Twitter. The Meta Verified service will give users a blue badge after they verify their accounts using a government ID and will cost $11.99 (nearly Rs. 990) per month on the w...
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Microsoft Said to Plan 'Super App' to Loosen Grip of Google, Apple on Mobile Search Space
Microsoft is said to have recently considered building a "super app" to loosen the hold of Apple and Google on the mobile search space. The company may have considered a super app with shopping, messaging, news and web search services according to a report.
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Microsoft Testing Feature to Let Users Transfer Images Directly From Phone to Office Documents: Report
Microsoft is reportedly testing a feature that will let users insert images from their Android phones directly to Microsoft Word or PowerPoint on Web for Office Insiders. This will help ease the process of transferring images from smartphone to a Windows PC.
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Google Search Reportedly Updated to Show Games Available on Cloud Streaming Services
Google Search will reportedly show which video games are being streamed on which particular cloud streaming services. The search results do not lead gaming consoles’ storefronts or to PC gaming retailers as the search results being shown are strictly on cloud gaming.
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Adobe Reportedly Planning to Introduce Freemium Version of Photoshop for Browsers Soon
Adobe is reportedly testing a free web-based Photoshop version for some users in Canada. The service is said to reach the users widely in a gradual manner.
-
Twitter Adds Pinned Conversations Feature to DMs, Allows Users to Pin Up to Six Chats on Android, iOS, and Web
Twitter has introduced a new pinned conversations feature allowing users to add up to six chats to the top of their Direct Messages inbox for easy access. These conversations will continue to remain in a separate section at the top of the inbox, across a user’s devices and on the Twitter website. The feature is already available on messaging serv...
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Twitter Blue Paid Subscription Service Confirmed; Clubhouse-Style Spaces Now Accessible via the Web
Twitter Blue has been confirmed through Twitter’s listing on the App Store. The paid subscription service initially appeared to be in testing earlier this month. Twitter has separately brought its Clubhouse-style Spaces to the Web.
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Microsoft xCloud Arrives on iOS and PC as Invite-Only Beta
Xbox will roll out a beta version of its cloud gaming service on Web browsers of Windows 10 PCs and Apple's iPhone and iPad models starting Tuesday.
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Google Stadia May Add Touchscreen Controls on Android: Report
Google's cloud gaming service Stadia is testing touchscreen controls on Android and might roll out a Direct Touch feature in it soon.
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Zoom Update Brings Apple Silicon Support, Email and Calendar Apps May Be in the Works
Zoom gets a new update for Android and desktop users. Zoom for desktop update brings support for Apple Silicon processors. The macOS Zoom desktop client will better support computers with ARM CPUs, the changelog says. The desktop update brings poll reports available during live session and improves grouping of security options when scheduling. Ther...
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Google Stadia Finally Heading to iOS, But as a Progressive Web App
Google has announced that its cloud gaming service Stadia is coming to iOS. The public testing for the iOS release will start rolling out in the coming weeks. However, instead of a standalone app, Google Stadia will be available to iOS users as a progressive Web app (PWA).
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Instagram Says It's Testing Direct Messaging on the Web
Instagram has started testing its Direct messaging feature to its desktop site, meaning now one can finally keep up with their conversations from browser.
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India vs Bangladesh: Bangladesh Reserve Opener Saif Hassan Ruled Out Of 2nd Test Against India
Saif Hassan split his finger webbing while on 12th man fielding duty during the first Test of the series in Indore.
