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The heavily-rumored Galaxy S21 FE re-launch is official. Samsung is now selling the “new” Snapdragon 888 version of the phone in India, with Android 13 onboard. It’s unclear if the company plans to launch the device in other markets where it originally sold the Exynos 2100 version. The Galaxy S21 FE debuted globally in January 2022. Samsung launched the phone in two processor variants — Snapdragon 888 and Exynos 2100. Buyers in India, Europe, and some other markets got the Exynos version, while the company sold the…

Twitter users will soon need to be verified in order to use TweetDeck, the social media company said in a tweet on Monday. The change will take effect in 30 days, the company said.Twitter made the announcement in a tweet detailing an improved version of TweetDeck with new features. It was unclear if Twitter will charge users for both the new and old version of TweetDeck. Twitter did not immediately respond to request for comment.We have just launched a new, improved version of TweetDeck. All users…

jiotag: Jio relaunches Tag: At 749 will it manage to carve out space for Indian customers amid Apple and Samsung products? - The Economic Times Video | ET NowET Online | 09 Jun 2023, 05:37 PM ISTJio has introduced JioTag, a Bluetooth tracking device in India. Similar to Apple's AirTag and Samsung's SmartTag, JioTag can be easily attached to accessories and devices, allowing users to locate them through Bluetooth connectivity with their smartphones.JioTag is one of the most affordable tracking tags available in India.…

As the WGA strike continues on, a fund is being relaunched to aid support staff, like writers’ room assistants and production assistants, affected by the continued work stoppage. TV writer and producer Liz Hsiao Lan Alper’s Pay Up Hollywood, which has long advocated for the financial needs of support staff, is relaunching its Hollywood Support Staff Relief Fund. The fund was originally launched at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic to aid support staff, who are often at the very beginning of their…

Battlegrounds Mobile India, better known as the wildly popular battle royale shooter BGMI, recently returned to iOS and Android platforms in India after a nearly year-long ban. Developers Krafton relaunched the mobile game on May 29 with some playtime restrictions in place. Days after it begins its second life in India, BGMI is now the centrepiece of an esports tournament. Skyesports, an esports and gaming venture, is hosting a BGMI tournament, promising a prize pool of Rs. 25 lakh.The tournament, dubbed the Skyesports…

MoviePass has been since 2022 when it started beta testing a and now it’s here. Introducing MoviePass 2.0, or 3.0 depending on who you ask. The to once again offer you access to a bunch of theatrical films for a monthly subscription cost, and just in time for Memorial Day weekend. The nationwide re-launch throughout the country, such as those operated by AMC Theaters, Regal Cinemas, Cinemark and a slew of smaller regional chains. So what’s the catch? The subscription model now costs more, likely because the that…

When Peloton unveiled its 2019 holiday commercial depicting a husband who gifted his wife a stationary bike for Christmas, the ad was widely panned as sexist, dystopian and reminiscent of a hostage video.People took umbrage at the commercial's characters – a white, upper-middle-class family – and said it sent a range of dangerous messages about everything from gender norms to body dysmorphia. While the controversy eventually faded from the headlines, the public remembered. The ad solidified Peloton's nascent identity as a…

Tesla has relaunched its referral program, now called Loyalty Program, for its electric cars rather than just solar products. As part of it, you can now win a Cybertruck. Tesla doesn’t like to spend on marketing or advertising, and instead, relies on its user base to promote its vehicles and reward them in the process. Or at least, it used to. At the core of the referral program, new buyers can use referral links from current owners when buying a new Tesla, and each party gets prizes.…

Oh, to be an innocent young techie in the ’90s again. Merrily downloading Metallica albums from Napster, joyriding from bird’s eye views in GTA 1, and praying that 30-second porn clip would buffer before mom got home in four hours. It was a golden era — I mean, that’s what my friend told me. One thing we both enjoyed, however, was the magical world of Winamp. A skeuomorphic design resembling shelf stereos, gorgeous visualisations that matched audio frequencies, cutting-edge features like the…