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Home Technology App News Twitter introduces Clubhouse-like Topics feature to Spaces. Details here Premium The addition of the new feature brings the platform closer to what Clubhouse offers where users can select different topics to explore and join clubs based on those topics. (HT_PRINT) 2 min read . Updated: 26 Sep 2021, 01:01 PM IST Edited By Danny Cyril D Cruze The micro-blogging site will only allow users to select from a choice of a total of 10 topics Micro-blogging site Twitter has introduced new Topics feature to the Spaces which is a new way to have live audio conversations on Twitter. With the new feature, Twitter users will be able to Tag their Spaces with up to three relevant Topics.   Currently, the micro-blogging site will only allow users to select from a choice of a total of 10 topics. The Topics are also limited only to English for now, according to a report by The Verge. The feature has been spotted for Android app.  » Read More

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These days, every life stage has its own digital landscape. In adolescence, it’s something like TikTok or Snapchat (I’m guessing). As a single adult, it’s the showy world of dating apps. When you’re pregnant—or trying to get pregnant, or trying to feed and care for the product of the pregnancy—you are once again driven online, in search of crowdsourced information: Should I buy this baby gadget or that one? Why does my nipple look this way? Where do I find a pediatrician? There’s an urgent need for networking—for nanny-share buddies, hand-me-downs, and infant “play dates,” which are really for the parents. This can lead you into previously unthinkable corners of the Internet: TheBump.com message boards; Facebook groups with names like “Brooklyn Mamas.” Four years ago, when I was pregnant, I balked at joining such communities, but, once inside, I grew to like them. There’s something refreshingly democratic about the “mommy” Internet. It’s not slick or cool—such considerations are irrelevant when you’re trying to find a speech therapist or diagnose a rash. And it was socially liberating to shed my previous associations and assume a new identity: “mom to T.,  » Read More

(MENAFN- IANS) San Francisco, Sep 24 (IANS) Popular audio chat app Clubhouse has officially launched a new way to invite people to audio chats called "Wave".The company announced the news at a surprise town hall on Thursday and is enabling the feature for all users on iOS and Android, reports The Verge.With Wave, users can invite friends to a live audio room just by tapping a waving hand emoji. Once they receive their invitation, they can choose to join your call and immediately get added to an audio room.To send a Wave, users can swipe right on the Hallway or tap the dots icon at the bottom left of the screen. Then tape the wave button next to the person they would like to chat with.They will get a notification that you said hello and know that you are open to chatting. If they are too, they can join a private room with you -- open just to the people you waved at.  » Read More

NEW DELHI: Digital infrastructure company Equinix said it has deployed a 5G and Edge Technology Development Center which includes an operational non-standalone 5G network from Finnish telecoms gear maker Nokia to test and validate 5G services and use cases. Equinix said it is further investing to help service providers and network operators with a production framework for assessing, incubating, and testing 5G and edge solutions for end-to-end secure applications. Meanwhile, the Dallas-based Edge Technology Development Center will initially focus on use cases such as Mobile Hybrid Multicloud Connectivity, Network Slicing, Distribute Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, enabling orchestration of infrastructure, augmented virtual reality, and gaming. The development center — located at the Equinix DA11 International Business Exchange (IBX) data center in Dallas is a “production-ready interconnection sandbox environment from the radio network to the cloud,” as per Equinix, which will enable select ecosystem participants to develop end-to-end edge solutions. “As we look to a future where 5G is ubiquitous,  » Read More

The upcoming ‘Unfinished Live’ event will stream live on Clubhouse, from NYC, with a lineup of thought leaders in tech and culture.Clubhouse has announced a partnership with Unfinished Live, a two-day event with live conversations with leaders in tech and culture coming up on September 23 and 24 at The Shed in New York City.As part of the event, Unfinished will host the live chats in a dedicated Clubhouse Lounge where community members and conference participants will be able to listen in and interact with speakers.Related | Clubhouse And SpringHill Partner to Create Empowering Audio ContentThe theme for the event, “The Future is Decentralized,” will focus on conversations around ethical technology and decentralization and will be backed by Frank McCourt, civic entrepreneur and founder of Project Liberty. McCourt also founded Unfinished in 2020 out of rising concern over the deterioration of the social fabric in our digital age.“We’re proud to partner with Clubhouse to make the important discussions taking place at Unfinished Live available to the world,” said McCourt.  » Read More

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Facebook-owned social networking platform, WhatsApp has introduced 'View Once' feature through an advertisement where, photos and videos from the chat disappear once they have been opened and viewed. Launched in August, it's very introduction gives users more control over their privacy which is a rising concern.Titled 'Moving On', according to media reports, the ad has been conceptualised by BBDO India and is directed by Jaydeep Sarkar. It shows the protagonist trying to move on from his partner, Mira after a breakup. Throughout the advertisement, through a series of photos and videos that are circulated on the platform, their viewing capacity immediately disables after the receiver views the image or video.Social media app, Snapchat has been the first platform to introduce this feature and, it is also available on Instagram DM (direct message), another service owned by Facebook.When it was launched, WhatsApp rolled out the feature initially to iPhone users with a new update but then announced that it would be for all users,  » Read More

By Donald Gilpin The future of the former Court Clubhouse at 91 Prospect Avenue, three Queen Anne Victorian houses on the other side of the street, and the Prospect Avenue streetscape are all on the agenda at tomorrow night’s September 23 meeting of the Princeton Planning Board (PPB). Princeton University is seeking a zoning variance in order to demolish the three houses and move the 91 Prospect clubhouse building into their place in order to provide space to construct the Prospect Avenue entrance to its planned Environmental Studies and School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (ES+SEAS) complex. The new ES+SEAS is designed to include four different buildings and to stretch out over 666,000 square feet between Prospect and Ivy Lane to the south. The University’s plans for Prospect Avenue have met with strong resistance from the community, with a petition in opposition gathering 1,626 signatures at last count and numerous residents voicing criticism and objections at the previous two PPB hearings and in public media (See letters on the subject in today’s Mailbox).  » Read More

BitClout creator, who goes by the pseudonym Diamondhands, has today revealed his identity with the launch of a new blockchain network dubbed "Decentralized Social" (DeSo). He is Nader Al-Naji, as some had suspected when BitClout was launched earlier this year. Al-Naji also founded the stablecoin startup Basis — which shut down in 2018 citing regulatory constraints and returned nearly all of the $133 million raised funds to investors. Now almost all of those investors have backed Al-Naji again with a $200 million investment. These investors include high-profile venture firms, such as Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), Sequoia, Social Capital, TQ Ventures, Coinbase Ventures, Winklevoss Capital, Polychain Capital, Pantera Capital, and Arrington Capital. Other investors include Blockchange Ventures, Distributed Global, Blockchain.com Ventures, Hack Ventures, and Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian. When asked why previous investors backed him again especially after Basis failed to launch, Al-Naji told The Block that they "care deeply" about fixing the problems that plague traditional centralized social media platforms. "I think for most of them, it wasn't just about making money, but about creating a better platform for public discourse than what we have today," said Al-Naji.  » Read More