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Sneha Bhardwaj

Facemoji Keyboard for Android Now Supports Over 200 International Languages

Facemoji Keyboard for Android Now Supports Over 200 International Languages

Chinese tech company Baidu, popularly known as China’s Google, today said its third-party app “Facemoji Keyboard” now supports over 200 international languages including 22 scheduled Indian languages. The app also includes multiple Indian vernaculars such as Maithili, Santhali, Dogri, Konkani, Bodo, Kashmiri and Assamese among others, the company said in … Read More

Sneha Bhardwaj

Uber Integrates Auto Expense Solution to its Mobile App

Uber Integrates Auto Expense Solution to its Mobile App

Global ride-hailing major Uber on Thursday announced the integration of Bengaluru-based fintech firm Happay’s automated solution to make it easier for business travellers to auto-expense their rides. With this partnership with Happay, “Uber for Business” travellers would be able to automatically submit their receipts for reimbursement. “Business travellers no longer need … Read More

Chakri K

Poco Launcher Downloaded by Over 1 Million Users

Poco Launcher Downloaded by Over 1 Million Users

Xiaomi launched its sub-brand Poco just a few months ago and the company has already managed to earn a lot of attention in the Indian market. The first phone from Poco is the Poco F1, which has already set a benchmark by being the first Snapdragon 845 chipset phone under … Read More

Sneha Bhardwaj

Google Maps for Android Gets Support for Hashtags

Google Maps for Android Gets Support for Hashtags

Google has released support for hashtags on Maps for Android devices that would help users to discover recommended as well as new places. The company confirmed support for hashtags rolled out globally on Android devices, TechCrunch reported late on Monday. The search-engine giant suggests that users can add up to … Read More

Sneha Bhardwaj

WhatsApp Chief Business Officer Neeraj Arora Quits

WhatsApp Chief Business Officer Neeraj Arora Quits

In yet another high-profile exit at WhatsApp, its Indian-origin Chief Business Officer Neeraj Arora has quit, saying he needs “time off to recharge and spend time with family”. Arora has been with WhatsApp since 2011 — well before the mobile messaging service’s $19 billion acquisition by Facebook. An alumnus of … Read More

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