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Why are VR headsets said to be failed technology, when it comes to wooing the masses

Having been around for nearly five years now, Virtual Reality (VR) headsets are yet to find adoption among the masses.

Indian-origin scientists develop AI system to detect and avoid yourself from ‘deepfakes’

Twitter to soon explain the unavailability of certain tweets from the forum

Data Leak through Extensions: Warning Issued To Millions Of Google Chrome And Firefox Users

YouTube faces multi-million dollar fine by FTC

YouTube has been Fined for millions in the US Over Violating Kids’ Data Privacy Laws

The Federal Trade Commission has finalized a settlement with Google in its investigation into YouTube for violating federal kids’ data privacy laws, according to two people familiar with the matter who were not authorized to discuss it on record.

TikTok new feature inspired from Instagram

TikTok testing features inspired from Instagram

The wildly popular short video-sharing app TikTok is reportedly mulling to launch a host of new features that seem to have been inspired by Facebook-owned Instagram.

Instagram informing users before deleting accounts

a Report says, Instagram will inform violators before suspending or deleting their accounts

Instagram is reportedly adding a new alert that would show users a history of the posts, comments, and stories that could be or has been removed from the platform.

Apple iPhone user’s are replacing their phones with Samsung a Report says

Less and less Apple users are sticking with iPhones when it comes to replacement and is switching to Android phones, especially Samsung, a new report by BankMyCell has said.

Fake FaceApp infects devices with adware

The Viral App FaceApp is fake and infecting users: Kaspersky

At a time when “photo-morphing” application FaceApp is courting controversy, a fake app that is designed to trick users into thinking it is a certified version of FaceApp is infecting users’ devices with an adware module called “MobiDash”, cybersecurity firm Kaspersky said on Friday.

Samsung India refreshed its Galaxy A series with Galaxy A80 at the most affordable price

Samsung India on Thursday refreshed its Galaxy A series with Galaxy A80 with the world’s first rotating triple camera, priced at Rs 47,990. The Galaxy A80 has a 3,700 mAh battery and features Qualcomm Snapdragon 730G Octa-Core chipset and comes with Samsung Pay. “Galaxy A80 has the world’s first rotating triple camera with 48 Megapixels. It allows brilliant quality images and videos to be captured on both front and rear cameras,” Aditya Babbar, Director, Mobile Business, Samsung India, said in a statement.