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Skip to main contentAshburn, VAHerndon, VANorth Potomac-Darnestown, MDReston, VAGermantown, MDChantilly, VAGaithersburg, MDCentreville, VAMontgomery Village, MDOakton, VAVirginiaTop National NewsSee All CommunitiesLEESBURG, VA — Several restaurants and childcare facilities in western Loudoun County were cited with violations during recent visits from the Loudoun County Health Department. The inspections took place between Nov. 10 and Nov. 16. As coronavirus restrictions continue to fluctuate around the state, health inspectors are returning to conduct some restaurant inspections in person. However, some visits,  » Read More

TikTok is expanding its presence to even more smart TV models. On Monday, TikTok announced its TV-focused app is arriving in North America for LG and Samsung smart TVs, and TVs and Chromecast devices that run Google TV or Android TV. The expansion comes after a TV version of the TikTok app first arrived on Amazon Fire TV devices in the US and Canada on Nov. 1.The app’s main feature lets you enjoy TikTok on a bigger screen, instead of merely on a smartphone or laptop. Of course, you could also screen cast TikTok's mobile app to a TV. But now you can free up your phone by running TikTok directly on an applicable smart TV. “The big-screen experience allows families and friends to easily enjoy TikTok together,” the video-sharing platform wrote in the announcement. In addition, the app will help TikTok better compete against the likes of YouTube and Netflix for views. TikTok adds that the app is specifically designed for TV home-viewing experience.  » Read More

They will take any member who would have them as a clubhouseSOPA Images/LightRocket/Getty ImagesClubhouse — the ex-invite-only pandemic app made up of audio-only “rooms” that V.C. investor Marc Andreessen once called “the Athenian agora come to life,” but which is more or less a glorified conference call — has been struggling to get people to show up to the club. Insider reports that since June, daily downloads of the app have dropped by 90 percent. Since February, the number of daily average users has fallen by 80 percent. As one venture capitalist told Insider: “To be honest, no one really talks about it anymore.”During the app’s initial release, Clubhouse attracted some Quibi-sized buzz. It was valued at $100 million at it’s launch in March 2020. Investments from venture capital poured in. Andreessen himself, seeing the app’s obvious similarities to the foothold of Greecian democracy, invested several million through his firm. By the beginning of 2021, some 10 million people had Clubhouse on their phones. When Twitter considered acquiring it in April,  » Read More

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Tech giant Facebook (now known as Meta) is reportedly offering musicians and online creators as much as $50,000 to use its live audio feature. The feature, a clone of popular startup service Clubhouse, is hoping that chats with celebrities like Miley Cyrus will entice users to stay in the Facebook ecosystem. The Verge reports that tech giant Facebook is continuing to attempt to pay creators to use one of its new features to generate buzz. Facebook (now Meta) CEO Mark Zuckerberg stated in July that the firm would be paying $1 billion to creators by the end of 2022. As part of this initiative, the company is reportedly paying creators up to $50,000 to use the platform’s Live Audio Rooms feature. Mark Zuckerberg Smiles during testimony (Pool/Getty) (instagram/mileycyrus) Like most of Facebook’s features, Live Audio Rooms appeared to be a direct clone of the Clubhouse audio chatroom app. Breitbart News previously reported that the Facebook-owned platform Instagram was paying creators up to $35,000 to post on its TikTok clone platform Reels.  » Read More

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Welcome back to This Week in Apps, the weekly TechCrunch series that recaps the latest in mobile OS news, mobile applications and the overall app economy. The app industry continues to grow, with a record 218 billion downloads and $143 billion in global consumer spending in 2020. Consumers last year also spent 3.5 trillion minutes using apps on Android devices alone. And in the U.S., app usage surged ahead of the time spent watching live TV. Currently, the average American watches 3.7 hours of live TV per day, but now spends four hours per day on their mobile devices. Apps aren’t just a way to pass idle hours — they’re also a big business. In 2019, mobile-first companies had a combined $544 billion valuation, 6.5x higher than those without a mobile focus. In 2020, investors poured $73 billion in capital into mobile companies — a figure that’s up 27% year-over-year. This Week in Apps offers a way to keep up with this fast-moving industry in one place with the latest from the world of apps,  » Read More

When you buy an NFT, what do you own? The image? The commercial rights? Or is it really just a bit of HTML pointing to a JSON file on a blockchain? Or, as the joke goes, you can own any NFT you want by simply right-clicking and hitting Save As, taking ownership of any bit of digital art you want. But surely saving an NFT to your hard drive doesn't convey ownership, right? The answer depends on who you ask. So when one man decided to download every NFT on the Ethereum and Solana blockchains, the conversation surrounding NFTs and digital image ownership took another interesting turn. Man Downloads Every NFT and Turns Them Into a Free Torrent So, here's what's going on. An Australian man named Geoffery Huntley decided to download every NFT available on the Ethereum and Solana blockchain. In the process, Geoff downloaded 19TB worth of NFTs across the two blockchains. Now, that's a seriously massive volume of images. After completing his mission to download every NFT,  » Read More

Facebook paying creators up to $50K to use Live Audio Rooms English.Lokmat.com By IANS | Published: November 19, 2021 05:51 PM2021-11-19T17:51:04+5:302021-11-19T18:05:44+5:30San Francisco, Nov 19 Meta-owned Facebook is reportedly paying creators up to $50,000 to use the platforms Live ...Facebook paying creators up to $50K to use Live Audio RoomsNext San Francisco, Nov 19 Meta-owned Facebook is reportedly paying creators up to $50,000 to use the platforms Live Audio Rooms feature, a rival to audio chat app Clubhouse.According to The Information, Facebook is offering to pay music and other celebrities "tens of thousands of dollars to host sessions on its new live audio feature"."Production companies working for Facebook, owned by Meta Platforms, have contacted music artists and social media stars in recent weeks offering payment packages to host Facebook Live Audio Rooms, according to two people with direct knowledge of the outreach," the report said on Thursday.Facebook is offering to pay music and other creators "$10,000 to $50,000 per session on its five-month-old live audio product,  » Read More

Clubhouse announced yesterday that closed captioning is now rolling out for iOS. This essential accessibility feature has been long missed from the live audio app. Without these live transcriptions, which were already the norm for competitors like Twitter Spaces, Clubhouse had rendered itself unusable to people who are Deaf or hard of hearing. Now, Clubhouse can reach a broader audience. “We currently support 13 languages for captions, with more on the way. These 13 languages include: English, Cantonese, Mandarin Chinese, Yue Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Arabic, Russian, Turkish,” a Clubhouse representative told TechCrunch. One user reported on Twitter that Spanish live captioning worked in one room, but in another, the Spanish speech was transcribed as English gibberish. An engineer at Clubhouse replied that this means the language detection might not have worked, so it seems that the app is still learning how to distinguish among non-English languages in beta. Clubhouse has rolled out a number of features recently like Wave,  » Read More