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Online gaming grew 35 percent in 2022 even as the number of gamers too increased to over 400 million, a new report stated, adding that the segment is expected to reach INR 231 billion by 2025 at a CAGR of 20 percent.
While brands are now explo...
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Spotify cleans up playlists, removes thousands of AI-made songs
Spotify has removed tens of thousands of songs from the Artificial Intelligence (AI) music startup Boomy, following complaints of fraud and clutter across streaming services. According to IANS, the...
Work on in full swing for BSNL’s 4G services
The state-owned Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) is preparing to offer 4G services, and work is underway to bring these services to consumers as soon as possible, said Minister of State for Communications Devusinh Chauhan yesterday. The Minister also stated that India Post is considering a ...
Android’s nearby share now available globally
Google now has made Android's Nearby Share feature available for Windows PCs in nearly all countries around the world, signalling a significant increase in its accessibility. "We are very excited to announce that Nearby Share for Windows is now available worldwide so that even more of your devices ...
Vi Customers now get 5GB extra data on Vi app
Vi, a leading telecom operator, has introduced an exciting 'Maha' recharge, which provides its customers with additional data at no additional cost by simply recharging via the Vi App. Vi recharges worth Rs 299 and above are elig...
Over half of Twitter Blue’s earliest subs not paying anymore
Elon Musk will be surprised to learn that more than half of the first Twitter Blue subscribers, who paid $8 per month, are no longer subscribers and have reportedly dropped the Blue check marks. According to IANS, "just around 68,157 have stuck around and maintained a paid subscription as ...