May 17

Amazon Launches A New Free Video Streaming Service

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In case you didn’t know, in addition to Prime TV, Amazon also owns IMDb TV, a free video streaming service. However, it seems that the company isn’t content with just owning two streaming services and has since announced its latest initiative in the form of MiniTV, a new service that has launched in India.

Given that it is free, MiniTV will be backed by ads and is available through the Amazon India app. Right now, the service is exclusive to India but who knows, maybe it will eventually find its way to other markets that Amazon operates in, but maybe don’t get your hopes up just yet until we get the official word.

According to Amazon, the initial category of shows that we can look forward to include tech, food, beauty, and fashion. Some of the titles in MiniTV have also been produced by web studios in India, but there will also be a back catalog of older content that was previously published on other platforms.

While it won’t bring the latest TV shows or movies, it will be a good option for those who are living in India and want to be able to watch a streaming service without having to pay for it. Right now it is only available on Amazon’s Android app but will eventually make its way onto iOS and mobile web.

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May 17

WhatsApp Working To Expand Its Disappearing Mode Feature

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Last year, WhatsApp introduced a new feature called Disappearing Messages. Basically what this feature does is that whenever you enable a chat with the feature, messages sent in that chat will automatically be deleted after 7 days, thus ensuring your privacy (to a certain degree). However, the downside is that you had to enable this feature manually for all chats.

This means that if you wanted Disappearing Messages enabled for all your chats, you’d have to do it one by one, which can be incredibly tedious and time-consuming. However, according to WABetaInfo, they have discovered that WhatsApp is working on expanding the feature where it will be called Disappearing Mode.

This is under the Privacy settings of WhatsApp and when enabled, it will apply to all new chats, not just specific ones. This will make it a lot more convenient for users who want to ensure a greater degree of privacy. WhatsApp already supports end-to-end encryption that prevents messages from being read even if they are intercepted, but this will add an extra layer in the event someone gets their hands on your phone.

There is currently no word on when the feature will be released but given that it made an appearance in the beta, hopefully it won’t be too long.

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May 17

Sharp's powerful Aquos R6 features a huge one-inch camera sensor

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We don’t hear much about Sharp’s smartphones these days, but the company has just unveiled a new model, the Aquos R6, that’s loaded with interesting tech.

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May 17

Franklin Graham Gives Trump A Stark 2024 Reality Check

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The evangelical leader knocks Trump’s age, health and diet — all at the same time.

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May 17

Israel’s War On Hamas Rages On In Gaza

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Israel “wants to levy a heavy price” on the Hamas militant group, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said.

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May 17

Joe Exotic Makes New Claims In Desperate Plea For Pardon From Biden

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The “Tiger King” star wants Biden to do what Trump didn’t.

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May 17

OnePlus Nord N1 5G might actually have a different name

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With the OnePlus 9 series, which was launched in March, now settled in the market, some people may have started fidgeting over the company’s next phone or phones. After all, OnePlus spun off a new series last year, one that’s designed to cater to mid-tier markets and lower. The distinction between the different OnePlus Nord phones can be a bit … Continue reading

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May 17

Clubhouse for Android is going global

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Audio-only social media platform Clubhouse has been at the center of attention of the Internet since last year. While it enjoys a certain level of popularity, the network itself has been very limited in who it is able to reach. Clubhouse opened its doors to a few Android users last week but, in contrast to its pace in the past … Continue reading

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May 17

Former Child Star Ricky Schroder Roasted On Twitter For Harassing Costco Workers

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The actor rambled about masks in a bizarre video that was posted online.

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May 17

Galaxy A22 4G and 5G leak paints a confusing picture

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There was a time when Samsung was close to rival Nokia in terms of the number of confusing handsets but the company promised to consolidate its smartphone lines. Instead, it now has a confusing number of handsets under Galaxy A, Galaxy M, and even some remaining Galaxy J families. The confusion even continues with variants of the same model, like … Continue reading

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