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More apps back on Play Store after complying with Google’s billing norms; IAMAI expresses concerns

More apps back on Play Store after complying with Google’s billing norms; IAMAI expresses concerns

  • Garuda Saga: In search of success beyond Battle Royale

    A review ofKrafton’s just released archery RPG
  • Doctors using AI may replace those who are reluctant to use it”: Health Expert

    Doctors using AI may replace doctors who are reluctant to use AI or adopt it. That certainly could happen in future," he said.
  • Naukri, Jeevansathi, other Indian apps removed from Google Play Store, reinstated after govt intervention

    The tech giant has reinstated the Indian apps it had earlier removed from Play Store, amid the government's clear signal that the delisting of Indian apps cannot be permitted.
  • Tackling phobias to anxiety: Experts reveal 5 health benefits of VR headsets

    The scope of VR allows for the gradual introduction of a wide range of phobias to patients, equipping them with coping methods to deal with their phobias in real life, according to experts.
  • Info Edge’s Naukri, Shiksha, 99 acres disappear from Google Play Store

    Info Edge clarified that users who already have its mobile apps downloaded on their mobile devices can continue to use the same. In addition, all users who are using the apps through other platforms (such as Apple App Store) or through the web platforms concerned (on both mobile and desktop), are not impacted by this change.
  • Nothing to manufacture its Phone (2a) in India

    With this move, the company said that it aims to harness the rich manufacturing ecosystem of the country while investing in the local economy and creating job opportunities.
  • Threads to make its API available to developers by June

    Threads engineer Jesse Chen stated in a post that although access to the Beta will be restricted for now, they aim to make the API widely accessible by the end of June.
  • Lok Sabha polls: Google partners with news publishers, fact-checkers to curb deepfakes

    The project will focus on connecting independent fact checkers and Indian language publishers, giving them a collaborative platform to share fact checks, research resources and alerts on elections-related viral misinformation and deepfakes.
  • Meta ends Facebook News, stops payments to publishers

    In early April, the company plans to discontinue Facebook News, a dedicated news content tab, in the US and Australia.
  • Infinix launches smartphone with 6,000mAh battery in India

    Available in three colour variants -- Galaxy White, Timber Black and Shiny Gold, users can purchase this new smartphone at Rs 6,999 (inclusive bank offers) starting March 9 on Flipkart.
  • Google cracks down on Play Store policy violations in India

    According to a blog post by the company, enforcement of its policy may involve removing non-compliant apps from Google Play.
  • Have you seen this video of Bill Gates sipping roadside chai in India?

    The well-known philanthropist Bill Gates, who is visiting India, recently posted a video to his Instagram page in which he can be seen asking the well-known Dolly Chaiwala for "one chai, please."
  • Mumbai: Ex-Intel India chief Avtar Saini dies after speeding cab hits his cycle

    The police said that Saini, 68, living in Chembur, was cycling along the Palm Beach Road of Nerul along with a group of cycling enthusiasts, when a cab speeding on the road rammed into him from behind with full force, knocking him and injuring him, before trying to escape.
  • All followers to soon see pinned posts on X: Elon Musk

    The billionaire informed his followers that a modification is on its way to our recommendation algorithm, ensuring all your followers will view your pinned posts,
  • Now search conversations by date on WhatsApp

    "Now you can simply choose a date and skip to all messages sent from that date onwards," the company said.
  • Motorola, Samsung showcase smartphones that can bend to become ‘wristbands’

    The concept phones can fold like wrist bands. They can be worn around the wrist like wrist watches.
  • Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg meets key Samsung, LG officials

    In January, Facebook received 29,548 reports through the Indian grievance mechanism, and said that it provided tools for users to resolve their issues in 21,060 cases.
  • Samsung gives closer look of ‘Galaxy Ring’, confirms launch

    The Galaxy Ring was earlier teased at the Galaxy Unpacked Even in January, when the Galaxy S24 series was launched.
  • Meta Founder Zuckerberg meets LG CEO to discuss AR strategy

    Zuckerberg had a luncheon with Cho and other senior officials from the South Korean electronics giant in Seoul.
  • Elon Musk continues critique of Google’s AI model Gemini as racist, sexist

    The billionaire replied to a follower who reported that Google Gemini responded to his prompt by stating that "white people should acknowledge their white privilege without question."
  • Apple cancels self-driving EV project, to lay off workers: Report

    According to a TechCrunch report, the company is likely “cutting hundreds of employees from the team and all work on the project has stopped”.
  • Providence unveils new office facility in Hyderabad

    Providence India was established in February 2020 by Providence – a leading, not-for-profit US health system
  • Is it truly Game over? What lies ahead for video games as growth rates slow

    This week’s article offers three perspectives that need to be engaged with if we are to maintain and navigate the years of slow growth that the reports would have us believe.
  • GenAI emerges as top cybersecurity threat for this year

    The large language models (LLMs) are only the start of a new disruption in the hacking space.
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