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 | New tools to make kids' ebooks easier to read on Google Play BooksWith "Tap to Read", users can tap a word to hear it read out loud. The 'Kid-Friendly Dictionary' defines words for a young audience, often with illustrations on Google Play Books | |
 | Women's Day: With no inhibitions, cyberspace lets you reveal your primal desires, says cyber Psychologist Nirali BhatiaNirali might be a Cyber Psychologist now but she started off as a Commerce student and she has dabbled in the IT world as well which made it easier for her to take up the profession | |
 | Study suggests digital apps can help chronic pain sufferers manage painThe study used the app called 'Manage My Pain' and saw clinically significant reductions in key areas that drive increased medical needs, potential abuse of prescription opioids and pain | |
 | #ThrowBackToday: Feel the blast from the past on National Retro Day todayIn today's #TBT, we take you back to tomorrow. The days when we had no clue what social media or apps are. Were the better times indeed or merely a period of transition? Guess we will never know | |
 | Study finds that diabetes patients who use health apps have improved health, lower medical costsThe study concluded that patients who used the apps had better health outcomes and were able to regulate their health behaviour more effectively | |
 | Facebook intensifies fight against child abuse content; tightens norms, adds new toolsAdvocating its stringent zero-tolerance stance on child sexual exploitation content on its platform, Facebook said using its apps to harm children is "abhorrent and unacceptable" | |
 | This 14-year-old's virtual classroom app won the IIT Roorkee app innovation challenge. Here's whyThe IIT Roorkee App Innovation Challenge was open to students from Grade 8 to 12. Students had to build apps on one of the following themes: agriculture, education, healthcare and sanitisation | |
 | Here's how smartphone apps extract your data via location trackingThis is the first extensive study shedding light on the range of personal information that can be inferred from location-tracking data | |
 | Can't read your chats with new privacy policy: WhatsApp on alleged data sharing with FacebookIn a new blog post on Thursday, WhatsApp said that in the coming weeks, it will display a banner in its main platform providing more information that people can read at their own pace | |
 | What the FAQ: Everything you need to know about Made In India platform KooOfficially launched over 10 months ago, Koo is available in a number of regional languages including Tamil, Hindi, Telugu, Kannada, Bengali and various others | |
 | Telegram fast eating into WhatsApp user base in India: SurveyAlthough WhatsApp is currently the messaging leader with more than 53 per cent users in the country using its platform, Telegram has wooed most of its users, followed by Signal | |
 | 72 per cent of Indian parents express concern about online safety due to significant increase in usageAbout 72 per cent of Indian parents surveyed expressed increased concern about online safety during the COVID-19 pandemic | |
 | Google Meet video calls to now adapt to internet speed at home, expected to help studentsGoogle Meet will now adapt to the speed of your network by temporarily turning off some video feeds, to make sure you're not interrupted if many people are using your connection at the same time | |
 | Govt blocked 296 mobile apps since 2014 in interest of country's security, public order: Union minister Sanjay DhotreThe minister said that with increasing number of internet users, mobile apps and new evolving technology, the practice of collection of personal data by such apps and websites is also increasing | |
 | Instagram to soon launch vertical feed for StoriesThe feature is not live yet. Instagram confirmed to TechCrunch on Wednesday that the feature is being developed but is not available for the public at the moment |
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