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	technology Daily update ⋅ 21 August 2015
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	Did Google just take a stand against Net Neutrality in India? Firstpost Internet search giant Google has seems to have been acting against net neutrality in India. It had reportedly begun by pushing the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) a body that represents Internet companies in India for the removal of ... Flag as irrelevant
	iPhone users can now finally use WhatsApp on a desktop Hindustan Times More than six months after WhatsApp allowed Android, BlackBerry 10 and Windows Phone users to use the instant messenger in a browser, the Facebook-owned company has now made the feature available to iPhone users. Flag as irrelevant
	WhatsApp's Web Client Adds iOS Support TechCrunch At last, WhatsApp has added iOS to the platforms supported by its web app. This means that iPhone users can now sync their accounts and chats to WhatsApp Web. Flag as irrelevant
	Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ first impressions Times of India NEW DELHI: Along with its flagship Note device, Samsung also launched Galaxy S6 edge+, a bigger version of its S6 edge smartphone that features dual-edge displays. Flag as irrelevant
	Samsung Galaxy A8 Review: Feels So Flagship NDTV Smartphone supremo Samsung has built something of an empire in India, and is currently the leading smartphone seller in the country. Flag as irrelevant
	Xiaomi MIUI 7 Beta revealed: All the top features for India The Indian Express MIUI 7 has an automatic DND feature which activates for MI Band users once they go to sleep. Xiaomi, Xiaomi MIUI 7, MIUI 7, MIUI 7 features, MIUI 7 Beta. Flag as irrelevant
	Citizens fight for net neutrality on mygov.in Times of India NEW DELHI: There is widespread support for net neutrality on the government's citizen engagement platform mygov.in where a majority of people have voiced their concerns against zero-rated plans. Flag as irrelevant
	Anmol Tukrel: A 16-year-old Indian who claims his search engine is 47 percent ... Firstpost A 16-year old going by the name Anmol Tukrel, an Indian-origin Canadian citizen is now challenging the authority of Google. He has designed a personalised search engine that claims to be as high as 47 percent more accurate than Google, and about 21 ... Flag as irrelevant
	More people read news on Facebook than Google: Study Times of India NEW YORK: Facebook now accounts for more of the traffic to news sites than Google, according to latest results. Links shared on Facebook and Twitter have become a crucial source of incoming traffic, and have been vying with search as a source of new ... Flag as irrelevant
	Line Here lets you keep tabs on your contacts' locations The Next Web Available for Android and iOS, Line Here aims to make it easy for people to find out where their family and friends are or when their contacts arrive at a set destination, without having to message or call them. Flag as irrelevant
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