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Ever since India imposed a ban on 59 Chinese applications, internet users have been on a hunt for replacements of popular banned services like TikTok.

Along with the massive hack of high profile Twitter accounts, a lot has happened in the world of technology in the last 24 hours.

A lot happened in the technology world when you were sleeping.

The idea of online shopping has long revolved around visiting e-commerce websites, searching for products, or exploring categories.

In light of the ongoing global pandemic and social distancing requirements, leading technology companies have doubled down on video calling and conferencing.

After a nearly three-month-long fundraising spree, Mukesh Ambani's telecom-to-digital entity Reliance Jio Platforms is expanding its footprint to step into the arena of video-conferencing.

Amid heightened tensions along the LAC, calls to boycott Chinese goods have gone to a whole new level.

With over a billion active users, Google Photos serves as an ideal cloud storage solution to preserve precious photos and videos and revisit them whenever, wherever needed.

Months after confirming the plan to bring Windows Defender to iOS and Android, Microsoft has started executing the move.

More than a year after launching sticker support, WhatsApp is working towards expanding the capability - by adding animated stickers.

At WWDC 2020, Apple made plenty of announcements, focusing mainly on the software side of things.

Despite being the internet giant it is, Google has struggled to make its mark in the social media space.

A day ago, Twitter announced audio tweets as a way to let users share their personal thoughts and experiences in their own voice.

Continuing with its product-improvement plans, microblogging giant Twitter has announced a new 'voice tweeting' capability for its users.

As the need for video-conferencing continues to surge due to the coronavirus pandemic, Google is doubling down on Meet, its premium virtual meeting platform.

After launching dark mode and an enhanced 8-person limit for group calling, WhatsApp appears to be working on additional capabilities for its Android and iOS apps.

In a bid to expand its reach in India, Flipkart is rolling out a new smart 'shopping assistant'.

As the world races to deploy contact-tracing apps to warn and isolate close contacts of COVID-19 positive individuals, Singapore is taking a completely different - and potentially concerning - route.

Remove China Apps, a viral application that promised to delete apps made by Chinese firms, has been removed from the Google Play Store.

In a bid to improve its restaurant discovery experience, food-tech giant Zomato is updating its app with some small but useful changes.

More than a month after announcing the plan to team up for a COVID-19 contact-tracing system, Google and Apple have made the technology available to the world.

In a bid to give users more control over their conversations, Twitter has started rolling-out a feature to limit replies on tweets.

Swedish caller identification platform Truecaller has announced a major revamp of its app for Android and iOS users.

Back in March, WhatsApp added the much-coveted dark mode for Android and iOS, and the feature was welcomed by users around the world.

Edison Mail, the popular app that lets you manage multiple email services from a single place, has run into a major privacy issue - a bug compromising personal email accounts of many of its users.

When you are too busy with your life, it can be difficult to keep track of important events/days and wish people on time.

A few weeks ago, Google had announced its plan to make Google Meet, its premium video-conferencing service, free for all.

This week, some notable developments were made in the world of technology, particularly in the consumer tech category.

Gaming space, in recent years, has been dominated by Battle Royale titles.

The Huawei Watch GT 2e, which was unveiled alongside the P40 series of smartphones in March this year, will soon be released in India. The company has already listed the smartwatch on the Huawei India website, hinting at its imminent arrival.

As more than a third of the world's population remains under some kind of lockdown, video-conferencing has become the go-to option to connect and interact, be it with colleagues or friends.

In a bid to simplify the process of buying groceries and daily essentials, Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) has launched its JioMart service on WhatsApp.

This week, some major developments were noted in the world of technology.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to keep people locked in their homes, Facebook is upgrading its products to make calling easier and convenient.

This week, despite the evolving COVID-19 crisis, notable developments were made in the world of tech.

Apple is working on a handy new way to make MacBook batteries last longer.

Google Drive always remains protected with a password - the same one you use for your Google account.

When you are stuck at home, practising social distancing, it might be a little difficult to deal with all the loneliness.

A few days back, Apple and Google announced a joint contact tracing system to alert their customers about possible contact with a COVID-19-infected patient.

As rumors continue to grow around the novel coronavirus pandemic, the World Health Organization has launched a new 'WHO COVID-19' app.