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Google Pixel Watch bug impacting users' alarms
Taking to Reddit, several users complained about the bug, reports Gizmochina. While one user said that their alarm for 7 p.m., set as a reminder to give their son milk, had been going off late for the last few days. Another said that their alarm had gone off a few minutes before or after the set time. It is expected a recent update might have caused the issue.
Meta sees strong trend in women entrepreneurs using its apps in India
About 73 per cent of Instagram business accounts that self-identify as a women-owned business were set up in the last three years in India, the company revealed. In addition, 53 per cent of all business pages on Facebook with female admins were also set up in the last three years in the country. "It's heartening to see more women kickstart their entrepreneurial journeys with the help of digital technologies, and we're humbled that we play a part in this journey," Archana Vohra, Director, Small and Medium Business for Meta in India, said in a statement.
Misleading YouTube videos backed by paid marketing campaign worth crores to manipulate scrip
The said complaints alleged that misleading YouTube videos with false content, backed by paid marketing campaign worth crores of rupees for additional reach, were being uploaded to lure investors. Once these unsuspecting investors entered the scrip, the said entities allegedly offloaded their holding at an inflated price, the SEBI order found.
Fortnite may soon get first-person mode
According to reliable Fortnite source HypeX, the mode will be included as a part of the upcoming season of the game. "Fortnite's First Person mode is finally coming in NEXT SEASON," it tweeted. However, the new mode's integration into the gameplay is unknown, but it is expected to keep players in first-person mode throughout the game.
Twitter no longer able to protect users from trolls, misinformation
Current and former employees of the company told BBC that tools to protect Twitter users from trolling and harassment are proving difficult to maintain with massive layoffs that have hit content safety, moderation and policy teams hard. Twitter is down to less than 2,000 employees, from more than 7,500 just a few months ago, as Musk keeps on firing staff.
Users may soon see how much memory each tab using on Chrome
The information was shared by Chrome expert Leopeva64 on Twitter, reports Android Police.The new feature will let users know specific memory usage for every open tab when they place the cursor on it. This feature will be helpful for users when they have opened multiple tabs, as it will help them decide which tabs to close.
iPhone 15 Pro models' front glass leak reveals ultra-thin bezels
The videos were posted on Twitter by tipsters ShrimpApplePro and Unknownz21, reports MacRumors. The standard iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus bezels will not likely come with any noticeable changes. All four iPhone 15 models are expected to come with bezels that willAbe slightly curved around the edges, like the iPhone 11 series. According to the videos, the Dynamic Island.
Twitter to soon let users post 10K character tweets
When YouTuberA@ThePrimeagen, who posts videos related to coding, asked Musk, "the dev community and I were wondering if you could add code blocks to tweets?" Musk replied: "As an attachment? How many chars? We are extending longform tweets to 10k soon." Several users expressed their thoughts on Twitter CEO's post.
WhatsApp may let users 'mute calls' from unknown numbers
This feature will also include several advantages, such as reducing interruptions and potentially avoiding spam calls. Users will find the toggle located in the app settings, and once enabled, calls from unknown numbers will get silenced, but they will still be shown in the calls list and notification centre, said the report.
Microsoft to bring toggle for profanity filtering in Teams
According to Windows Central, the feature is on the Microsoft 365 Roadmap and could be available as early as May 2023, though this is subject to change. "With the newly introduced toggle for turn on/off profanity filtering, users will now be able to control whether they want to continue to leverage the profanity filtering capability provided out of box, or, if they want to see every word as-is," according to the company.
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