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As winter is getting quite harsh these gadgets can help you to stay warm and heated.

We found the world's smallest yet mightiest charger, Stuffcool PicoPro Type-C charger. The Stuffcool 35 Watt mini charger is even better than Apple's original 30 Watt adapter in more than one way.

The 5G services were launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on October 1.

iQOO 11 has an AnTuTu score of 1.28 million which makes it the fastest android device in the world right now.

To which Musk replied: "Twitter isn't secure yet, just not in the fast lane to bankruptcy. Still much work to do".

Once the video users are watching ends, the app will start playing the next video in the queue, and keep going until they run out, according to the report.

With 223 million global customers and a market worth roughly $128 billion, Netflix is the leading streaming platform and the first company to address password-sharing issues.

Earlier, Twitter Blue subscribers were able to upload 10-minute-long videos on the platform at 1080p resolution with a file size limit of 512MB.

More than a week after being suspended from the micro-blogging platform, the account which used to track Twitter CEO Elon Musk's private jet is back on the platform, but will show information with 24 hours delay.

This year google announced a new addition for Indians, which includes Improving visual search, Native languages and fraud detection in Google pay and many more.

Meta-owned photo-sharing app Instagram allows users to report chat or messages they think it's inappropriate

Amazon Prime Gaming is the newest way to play games that comes with a Prime subscription in India. The much-anticipated launch of the PC gaming service in India with free games and in-game goodies.

Twitter is offering users to customise and organise tweets they see on their timeline

"I will resign as CEO as soon as I find someone foolish enough to take the job! After that, I will just run the software & servers teams," he tweeted Tuesday.

The report came as Musk said that the US government "paid Twitter millions of dollars to censor info from the public".