Clubhouse

Twitter nows allows joining Spaces via direct links English.Lokmat.com By IANS | Published: November 5, 2021 03:42 PM2021-11-05T15:42:05+5:302021-11-05T15:55:07+5:30San Francisco, Nov 5 Micro-blogging site Twitter is rolling out the ability for users to share direct links ...Twitter nows allows joining Spaces via direct linksNext San Francisco, Nov 5 Micro-blogging site Twitter is rolling out the ability for users to share direct links to their Spaces to let others tune into a live audio session via the web without being logged into the platform.The social media giant said the new functionality is aimed at Spaces users who have friends that are not on Twitter but would still want to listen in on a Space.The expansion opens up Twitter Spaces to even more people and gives the social media giant a better chance of reaching new outside of its platform, reports TechCrunch. The new functionality also gives Twitter Spaces an edge over rivals like Clubhouse and Facebook's Live Audio Rooms.  » Read More

It’s that time of year again where people start to collect and create lists that look back at the past few months. From retrospectives to “Best of” lists, we’ll soon be inundated with pieces that will try to point this rather messy year in a more positive light. It’s also the time for app stores to reveal their best wares, and Google is asking users to vote on this year’s top apps and games. Unfortunately, Google’s list, while notable, does throw a bit of attention on one of Android’s most ironic problems: apps. The Choices The apps on Google’s list are taken from what the company describes as the “buzziest” new titles of the year. You can see in the Apps section the likes of Clubhouse, which only arrived on Android this year. There’s also Paramount+, one of the newer entries to the video streaming market, and, amusingly, Wix’s website builder app. On the games’ side, there are more recognizable names, though some of them might sound like old news, like Magic: The Gathering Arena and League of Legends: Wild Rift.  » Read More

Ever since it came out, the social audio platform Clubhouse has been a hit – in fact, it has enabled big names such as Facebook and Twitter to launch similar features to compete with Clubhouse. As the competition has intensified (players such as Spotify, Discord, Reddit, LinkedIn, Slack, and Telegram have also leaped into the fray), Clubhouse seeks an edge that will let it stay one step ahead in the race. It has clocked massive growth in India over the past few months, and today, it has relented to one of the most popular features demanded by users – support for local languages. That’s right, Clubhouse is rolling out support for 13 new languages, including five Indian languages on its app to make its platform more accessible and native to the masses. From today, it will support Indian languages such as Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam on Android, and it is expected to roll out on iOS soon. The other languages are French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, and Spanish. If you have Clubhouse and selected one of the above languages,  » Read More

Clubhouse will now show in-app prompts, descriptions, topics, notifications and community guidelines in these 5 languages on Android. November 03, 2021 / 02:12 PM IST Social audio platform Clubhouse is rolling out support for 13 new languages, including five Indian languages on its app, amid a big International push as the company looks to compete with a growing number of rivals in the space.Starting on November 3, Clubhouse will support local languages such as Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam on Android with iOS rollout expected soon. As part of this experience, the social audio app will now show in-app prompts, descriptions, topics, notifications and community guidelines in these languages."We have always said we are building Clubhouse for everyone and we want people to be able to experience Clubhouse in a way that feels native to them. This launch will make Clubhouse more native, easier to navigate and more accessible to billions more people around the world" said Clubhouse cofounder Paul Davison.The company said this is the first wave of language support and they will add more languages in the future.  » Read More

Home / Technology / Clubhouse adds 13 new languages support for Android users, iOS soon. Know more Premium Clubhouse new app icon Anirudh Deshmukh 1 min read . Updated: 03 Nov 2021, 12:00 PM IST Edited By Haider Ali Khan The languages support will be available to Android users only and will soon be rolled out for iOS users across the world Clubhouse has added thirteen new languages to its app to spread its reach across boundaries. The 13 languages include; Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, French, German, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Italian, Portuguese (Brazilian) and Spanish. The languages support will be available to Android users only and will soon be rolled out for iOS users across the world. Clubhouse has seen growth among daily users in India with people debating range of topics. The app largely has Android user base in India and with a very few iOS base. Clubhouse has also introduced some new features ditching the invite-only system.   » Read More

Need help? Contact us We've detected unusual activity from your computer network To continue, please click the box below to let us know you're not a robot. Why did this happen? Please make sure your browser supports JavaScript and cookies and that you are not blocking them from loading. For more information you can review our Terms of Service and Cookie Policy. Need Help? For inquiries related to this message please contact our support team and provide the reference ID below. Block reference ID:  » Read More

Facebook’s rebrand to Meta is both a convenient distraction from its terrible, horrible, no good, very bad news week and reflects every tech incumbent’s fear of missing the next big thing. The metaverse is Silicon Valley’s latest buzzword to describe an immersive, persistent virtual world, and Mark Zuckerberg has shifted his company’s ambition to becoming the metaverse company—even if it’s not yet 100% clear what that means.While Facebook’s massive scale and hordes of cash make it a formidable rival, it’s not the only company with this vision. Here are the companies that Facebook will be competing against in its quest to build the metaverse.Table of contents  » Read More

(Bloomberg) —Most Read from BloombergIt was hailed as the first tech unicorn from the United Arab Emirates in its debut on the New York Stock Exchange and touted as the “Clubhouse of the Middle East.”But these days, Yalla Group Ltd., a voice-chat startup based out of Dubai, might be earning a less flattering label: stock-market bust.After a fivefold surge in the months following its initial public offering last year, Yalla — a Chinese-backed social network based in the United Arab Emirates that means “Let’s Go” in Arabic — has given up all its gains and then some. Since peaking at over $40 in February, Yalla has lost more than 80% of its market value. Its American depositary receipts, which debuted at $7.50, are now consistently below $7 and hit an all-time low of $6.26 this past week.This is quite a comedown for a company once feted by Dubai’s ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, drew comparisons to the buzzy Silicon Valley startup Clubhouse and even garnered a small stake from billionaire Steve Cohen’s hedge fund.  » Read More

(Bloomberg) --Most Read from BloombergInto the Metaverse: Where Crypto, Gaming and Capitalism CollideCan a New Mayor Fix Seattle’s Downtown?The Terrifying Rise of Haunted TourismIn Minneapolis Election, the Future of Policing Is at StakeThe Best New Restaurants in Washington, Chosen by Top ChefsIt was hailed as the first tech unicorn from the United Arab Emirates in its debut on the New York Stock Exchange and touted as the “Clubhouse of the Middle East.”But these days, Yalla Group Ltd., a voice-chat startup based out of Dubai, might be earning a less flattering label: stock-market bust.After a fivefold surge in the months following its initial public offering last year, Yalla — a Chinese-backed social network based in the United Arab Emirates that means “Let’s Go” in Arabic — has given up all its gains and then some.  » Read More

Putting makes up nearly 40% of your total golf score, so why aren’t you practicing more? Well pack away your excuses because in this week’s episode of The Golf Podcast we dive into some simple putting drills you can do right at home. So make your putting practice a bit easier, and more regular by trying a few of our favorite home putting practice drills. Listen to This Week’s Show Download on iTunes here Download on Stitcher here Download on Spreaker here Download on SoundCloud here Listen on Spotify here Links from this Week’s Show Article: Five Putting Practice Methods You Can do at Home Link: Join the Golficity Clubhouse Messaging Community Here Get the Golficity App: Download the Free Golficity App Here Join our Private Community on Levellr: Register Your Spot Here Watch this Week’s Show Thanks to this Week’s Sponsors Titleist is committed to ensuring that every golf ball delivers superior quality and consistency.    » Read More