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Google Pulls Indian Matrimony Apps from Play Store Over Fee Dispute

The conflict revolves around attempts by certain Indian startups to resist Google's imposition of a service fee ranging from 11% to 26% on in-app payments. This dispute arose after the country's antitrust authorities instructed Google to dismantle its previous fee structure of 15% to 30%.

Meta’s Payment Pause for Australian News Media, Here’s Why!

Meta had previously declared its intention to discontinue renewing content contracts with news publishers in the United States, Britain, France, and Germany.

Google Pixel 8 Wins Best Smartphone Award At MWC 2024

The Pixel 8 series stands out from its competitors by ranking at the top of the list of the best phones of 2023, including the iPhone 15 Pro series, OnePlus Open, Samsung Galaxy S23 series and Samsung Galaxy Z. Cover 5

Elon Musk Unveils ‘Pinned Post’ Visibility Update for X

This update is a review of user interaction and content found on X represents change. Pinned posts are recommended for followers and the platform aims to provide users with a better and more engaging experience.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai Addresses Issues with Gemini AI

The decision to pause the use of Gemini AI was made last week after inaccuracies were identified in historical depictions created by the tool. Pichai emphasized the need to address user concerns and ensure that the responses generated by the AI model are unbiased and acceptable.

Instagram And Threads To Limit Political Content Recommendations

Instagram users will no longer receive an influx of unwanted political content on their feeds. According to the media, Instagram announced in a blog...

Elon Musk Criticizes Microsoft’s Windows 11 Account Registration

Musk also expressed concerns about the level of access Microsoft's AI might have to Microsoft's money, asking why it would need to make eighth-grade transactions. It relates to Microsoft's ability to control access to a Microsoft account. to the user's computer and said: "But since they now want you to use their service only on your computer, @Microsoft may shut down your computer completely!"

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