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Like every weekend, we meet on NextPit for our selection of five free or paid mobile apps and games that caught my eye on the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store. Every week I try to bring you the best possible apps that are not data leeches or microtransaction hells. In addition to my own finds, I also add the gems unearthed by the NextPit community and shared on our forum. Feel invited to take part! :)From mobile games to productivity apps, here are the five free and paid Android/iOS apps from NextPit this week.DaynoteDaynote is an application that the NextPit Community made me discover on our forum. It's a very customizable diary and emotional self-tracking app. The interface has a pastel look that is surely designed to evoke the feeling of a notebook or journal that you decorate yourself.The app offers a lot of options to expand your notes (photos, images, voice notes etc...) and turn them into diary entries while associating them with a dominant emotion via a emoji system.  » Read More

Brazilian digital communication and afro content creator from Recife, Dandara Pagu is the new Clubhouse app icon.You may have noticed that Clubhouse has used various people’s headshots as their product icon. It highlights and brings incredible people/artists under the spotlight from the community and accentuates the app’s hyperlocal resonance. Today, the app is getting a new app icon, and this time it honors a Brazilian Creator, Dandara Pagu.Related | New Clubhouse Series Highlights Up-And-Coming SoundCloud ArtistsBorn in Recife, Pernambuco (Northeast Brazil), Dandara’s story is a familiar one for many Brazilians, one that has seen her rise in the face of poverty and violence, through the strength of her personality, energy, and incredible grace. Dandara Pagu represents the Clubhouse community at its best, and the platform is incredibly proud to have her infectious smile welcoming millions each time they step into the hallways to connect and discover something new.Dandara rose to the top of the Brazilian Clubhouse scene when she began moderating impossibly tense conversations around subjects like economics and race,  » Read More

As per pCloud’s research, food delivery and social media apps share the most personal data with third-party advertisers. And around 80% of people aren’t comfortable with their data being collected and shared without their consent. Therefore, you need to be on the lookout for alternatives to such apps. Surfshark analyzed the data-collection operations of 200 apps to discover which services are guilty of retrieving and selling the most data of its consumers and which ones aren’t. To no one’s surprise, it was found out that the most popular apps tend to be the biggest collectors of personal data. Speaking about social media, Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger harvest all 32 points of personal data flagged by the App Store. Cisco Webex Meetings and Dust are viable alternatives for communication-related purposes; Moreover, these apps do not collect any data. Also, for safeguarding your privacy, you can opt for the Clubhouse social media app. If you are simply browsing the web, checking your emails, or watching videos, it’s time to ditch the services affiliated with Google. Chrome,  » Read More

A couple of months ago, when Bengaluru-based engineer Nandan missed out on the annual hike due to the Covid-19 pandemic, he decided to look for a new job. After multiple unsuccessful applications on job websites, he finally stumbled across a new role in an unlikely place — social audio app Clubhouse. Besides people holding chats on everything from TV shows to politics, some people are also using the platform to connect job seekers with recruiters. Entrepreneurs Harsha M V and Govind Kaushik started a weekly 'room' (or session) called #HiringMondays after hearing many stories of people who had lost their jobs due to the Covid-19 pandemic or suffered from major pay cuts. A typical hiring session is usually divided into two parts: first employers come to the stage to introduce their company and job roles, followed by job seekers pitching themselves and the kind of work they’re looking for. The two have organised 10 sessions since March, which are attended by hundreds. “There is a serendipity in connecting those who are looking to hire and someone looking for a job,” says Harsha,  » Read More

Its been an year since Clubhouse was officially launched and became one of the most successful audio only chat room. Since that time most of the famous web developers and social media platforms have been trying to work on their own similar applications.Facebook is one of the example of those applications who kept working on similar features. In the first quadrant of 2021, there were rumors for a similar audio only chat feature that will be available on Facebook. And now its about time for this to happen as Facebook is working on this feature, as reported by TheVerge, the feature is actually happening and will be available in the upcoming week. To promote their new feature, Facebook tried to contact a number of content creators and informed them about the new page for podcasts which will be going live from 22nd June. Anyone who wants to join the audio room can listen directly via Facebook or through the new tab designed specifically for Podcasts. However it is not finished yet. Facebook is even allowing users from Apple and Spotify or from any other hosting platform to get linked with Facebook.  » Read More

Clubhouse made its first appearance last year in March. Initially it was an iOS only application but recently this year, the android version has also been released. It is one of those few applications who gained popularity globally in a short spam and after an year, it is estimated to be of billion dollars. To gain more support and attract more creators through which the platform can extend itself, Clubhouse announced a funding program earlier this year. Through this program, they aimed to fund content creators to attract viewers and wouldn’t even charge or cut their share from the money generated by those creators. This was a great opportunity for emerging artists to showcase their talent and utilize it for themselves. After releasing the android version, Clubhouse has earned a great number of users from India as well. In response to such overwhelming outcome, the head of international Clubhouse, Aarthi Ramamurthy announced in the blog that was posted. It said that the app developers admired how Indian creators took part in the audio only chat application.  » Read More

Why do I have to complete a CAPTCHA? Completing the CAPTCHA proves you are a human and gives you temporary access to the web property. What can I do to prevent this in the future? If you are on a personal connection, like at home, you can run an anti-virus scan on your device to make sure it is not infected with malware. If you are at an office or shared network, you can ask the network administrator to run a scan across the network looking for misconfigured or infected devices. Another way to prevent getting this page in the future is to use Privacy Pass. You may need to download version 2.0 now from the Chrome Web Store.  » Read More

- Advertisement -With the advent of Clubhouse, every big company now wants a piece of the live audio streaming business. Spotify has launched Greenroom, on iOS and Android. This becomes the company’s first social media platform in form of a social audio app, which is similar to Clubhouse, allows users to host live conversations about sports, music, and culture.ALSO READ: Clubhouse on Android review: Better late than neverToday the company is taking the opportunity to encourage people to sign up and figure out how they’ll want to use the app. Some of Greenhouse’s core functionality will reportedly come to the main Spotify app, so the team will monitor what happens in Greenroom closely.- Advertisement -Just as the app name goes, the app has a Spotify green-and-black color scheme, as well as a new logo and font. Functionality-wise, it also now features native recording, which will allow users to save their shows and distribute them as podcasts.  » Read More

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Do people want an app specifically for discovering events and messaging as a group? That’s the bet behind IRL, a young social network that has been quietly growing over the past year and just attracted an eye-popping amount of money to take on Facebook. The two-year-old startup is betting that a post-pandemic world will fuel its mission to help people “do more together,” usually by meeting up in real life — you know, IRL. The idea has attracted the deep pockets of the Japanese tech conglomerate SoftBank, which is the biggest investor in a new $170 million round of funding that values IRL at roughly $1 billion. That’s a remarkable amount of money for an app with roughly 12 million monthly users and no revenue. Even still, IRL is finding early traction primarily with people under the age of 18 in the United States, and the app has already facilitated more than 1 billion messages in barely a year. A handful of universities have now let students enter their school emails to gain access to virtual events and group chats.  » Read More