Microsoft Edge users to get ‘Follow Your Creator’ option to access RSS feeds on browser home window
Microsoft Edge is testing a feature that allows the users of its web browser Microsoft Edge to follow YouTube creators. It is clearly an update of the RSS feed that
Google supports vaccination bid through its lovely animated doodle
Google is complementing the government’s effort in disseminating awareness about vaccination amidst the latest surge in coronavirus cases. It is featuring an animated doodle on its website to flash its
Telegram working on user interactivity, allows users to react with emojis
Telegram users can now react to messages with emojis. Telegram shared a screenshot of feature testing on Reddit post. Telegram has of late, devised many new features for its cloud-based
RBI mooting to develop a basic model for central bank digital currency
RBI laid bare its thoughts on the prospective framework for, now, much-talked-about central digital currency. In the report titled “Trends and Progress of Banking in India 2021-22”, RBI opines that
‘Microsoft Edge’ aims to provide an edge in games search on home screen
Microsoft Edge is adding features to its home screen. This is not going to enhance or affect the performance of games on the browser in any way. The new feature
Instagram adds ways to interact with followers, lets users reply with a tweet
The world-over popular social networking application Instagram has made extensions to its feature list. Now, users of the platform can reply to their comments using reels. Reels is a short-video
Google upgrades its cinematic photos feature, utilizes machine learning, adds people and pets widget
In a new feature update to its photo sharing and storage application, Google has now added people and pet’s widget feature for Android users. The new feature helps users personalize
WhatsApp to roll out Community making feature
It is reported that WhatsApp is working on its community feature for quite some time now and is set to roll out the feature as a constituent of its next
Microsoft attempts to lure pirates by offering a bait of 50% discount
In an effort to convert users of its pirated copies into paid subscribers of its genuine Office suite, Microsoft is offering a massive discount of 50% for buying the subscriptions