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Snapchat released a new short-video feed service called 'Spotlight' amidst big competitors like TikTok and Instagram Reels. The new feature will allow users to view video content from popular content creators and other users on the app similar to what TikTok does. Spotlight is housed within the Snapchat app itself like Reels in Instagram. The need to download a 3rd party application promotes usage, however, it is still unclear about how these 'extension' like features do compares to a standalone app like TikTok. Snapchat aims to broaden connections within the app by allowing video c -
TikTok's parent company ByteDance has recently released 'Smart Desk Lamp' for School children in China. The product is named the 'Dali Smart Work Lamp' that promises to provide an illuminating learning experience for children. The company also states that the Lamp engineers have given special care to eliminate blue light and provide a 'professional eye protection lamp'. What Exactly is This Product The Dali Smart Work Lamp features a 2-wing design that mounts 28 lamp beads. The wing design helps get rid of any shadows that one may get when working under traditional lamps. The compa
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Tiktok to partner with Oracle: Breaks deal with Microsoft
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Tiktok is currently one of the most hyped application around the whole world. With India imposing ban on the application just few months earlier, the Chinese company was struggling to partner with a US company and enter the territory. This dream of Tiktok to enter and extent its branch around US was taking shape in form of Microsoft being partnered with this Chinese app. However now it seems like Tiktok has stepped back with this decision and chose another partner to venture into US territory. The race to buy the partnership from the Chinese firm Byte Dance was between Microsoft and- 2 replies
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Looks like Indian gamers won't have to wait for too long to get that Chicken Dinner again (or chill that VPN). PUBG corp has decided to "not authorize PUBG mobile franchise to Tencent games in India". PUBG mobile developed by Tencent was recently banned by Indian Government for allegedly collecting user data and sending it to foreign servers and causing a compromise on national security. What does this mean? Although Indian government doesn't say this explicitly but like the US government it is worrying that Chinese Government is having too big of a foothold on Indian consumers and their
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Amidst heaps of controversies around popular app TikTok and its host country, Instagram has fast-tracked its process of rolling out its new TikTok like feature called Reels. It is understood that Reels is already available on the Instagram app in more than 50 countries. Following India's ban of TikTok and many other Chinese apps, Facebook's Instagram saw an opportunity for its new feature to thrive. Given this situation, it began aggressively pushing out the Reels update in our neighboring country on the 6th of July. This leaves us to wonder: what does it mean to our country's TikTok creators,-
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