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The update also includes trending stickers, larger previews for sticker suggestions in Android, unread comment counter for channels and new animated emoji. Image used for representation purpose.   | Photo Credit: Reuters The update also includes trending stickers, larger previews for sticker suggestions in Android, unread comment counter for channels and new animated emoji. Messaging app Telegram has introduced some new features in its latest monthly update, including support for live streams with unlimited viewers to groups and channels.(Subscribe to our Today's Cache newsletter for a quick snapshot of top 5 tech stories. Click here to subscribe for free.)Telegram users can start a live stream in a channel or a video call in a group with unlimited viewers, the company said in a blog post. Besides, the audience members in a live stream can raise their hand to join the broadcast.The update also changes how users forward messages, including a preview window, showing how the messages will look when they are sent;  » Read More

Planning Applications IYA Planning applications received and decided this week 1 September 2021 By InYourArea Community The list below, taken from Boston Borough Council's website contains validated and decided applications from this past week.Planning applications received this weekNew single storey extension to enclose fire escape route to West End Cinema, 32-44 West Street, BostonChange of use from Manager's office (Class E(g)(i)) to dwelling (Class C3) to Ash Court, 1 Park Place, 88-89 Sleaford Road, BostonApplication for a non-material amendment to approval B/20/0462 to make amendments to the approved plans to change from windows to french doors in the living area to 65, West End Road, Frampton, BostonApplication for the removal of Condition 4 (Trailer and Tractor Parking) and variation of C5 (Outside Storage) of approval B/11/0449 to allow for an increase in the servicing of Road Haulage to 6,  » Read More

By: Tech Desk | New Delhi | Updated: September 1, 2021 10:50:14 am Clubhouse has introduced a Spatial Audio feature to offer users a more life-like experience (Express Image) Clubhouse has added a new spatial audio feature to make voices sound as if they’re coming from different directions. The feature has been introduced to help offer the sound of people in 3D which will make the listening experience a bit more lifelike and human. The Spatial Audio feature on the Clubhouse app will first be available to iOS users and then for Android. If you want to experience the Spatial Audio on Clubhouse, then make sure that you are using the latest version of the app. The Spatial Audio feature works best with headphones. “Depending on how many speakers are in a Clubhouse Room, the app’s technology will assign users a spatial positioning so that the listener will hear the voices surround them in their headphones,” Justin Uberti, Clubhouse’s head of streaming technology,  » Read More

Donations by Pledge App turns Any Zoom Meeting into a Virtual Fundraiser for 2M+ Nonprofits VENICE, Calif. (PRWEB) August 30, 2021 Pledge today announces a new round of funding, featuring notable new investors, including Zoom Video Communications, Inc, European investment fund Sangha Capital, and ACTAI Ventures led by Bill Tai. This comes on the heels of Pledge recently introducing a Donate button for Zoom through their ‘Donations by Pledge' app, allowing any Zoom meeting to be instantly turned into a fundraiser, providing an opportunity to seamlessly raise billions of dollars for nonprofit organizations from the hundreds of millions of people using Zoom every day. "Since the beginning of the pandemic, Zoom has revolutionized the way we communicate as a society," says Colin Born, Head of Corporate Development at Zoom. "A Donate button seamlessly embedded in Zoom was a requested feature from Zoom users over the past two years and when we saw the Donations by Pledge app, we knew that Pledge had created a simple and powerful solution to this frequent customer request.  » Read More

Telegram is now part of an elite club of apps that have been downloaded over 1 billion times globally, according to Sensor Tower. As reported by TechCrunch, Telegram has the same largest market as WhatsApp: India, which represents approximately 22% of its lifetime installs. “ followed by Russia and Indonesia, which represent about 10% and 8% of , respectively. The app’s installs accelerated in 2021, reaching about 214.7 million installs in the first half of 2021, up 61% year-over-year from 133 million in H1 2020,” it added. Even though Telegram reached 1 billion downloads globally, it doesn’t mean there are over 1 billion active users. Telegram had about 500 million monthly active users as of early this year, although after WhatsApp was caught in some controversies with its updated Terms of Service, Telegram likely saw a boost. Throughout this year, Telegram has received a handful of updates. Recently, the app started to support group video calls, screen sharing, and animated backgrounds.  » Read More

It may have lost some of its buzz, and it may seem like Twitter’s Spaces has now superseded its offering in many ways. But Clubhouse is still rising, not as fast as it had been back in January, but it is moving forward nonetheless. And this could help it maintain that momentum. Today, as part its weekly community update, Clubhouse announced that it’s now rolling out spatial audio, adding a new level of depth to your Clubhouse chats. Hear ye, hear ye ???? spAAaAaAatial audio on Clubhouse!It's like surround sound, but w/ your own headphones. A more vibrant, human experience! Plus makes it much easier to tell who's talking.thanks to @juberti for this one ???? rolling out now on iOS, Android coming soon! pic.twitter.com/Zit6F9ijRK— Clubhouse (@Clubhouse) August 29, 2021 As you can hear in this example clip (better in headphones), spatial audio makes it sound more like a real world chat, with each different speaker in a seemingly different position around the virtual room.  » Read More

Clubhouse, a voice-only chatting app, said on Sunday that it will launch a spatial audio feature to make sounds come from different directions, helping bring virtual conversations and performances closer to life. The voice-only chatting app, backed by venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, launched the social voice trend last year and has become known for its chat rooms with thousands of CEOs and celebrities. The new feature, similar to the Clubhouse surround sound, will help it integrate into the shows and entertainment rooms that have sprung up on the app. The application technology will assign users a spatial location, so that the listener hears the sounds around them in their headphones, depending on the number of speakers in the club room said Justin Uberti, the club’s head of broadcast technology. Clubhouse technology will detect the main speaker, in comedy rooms for instance, and put that person’s voice in front, while others’ laughter may sound like they’re coming from the listener’s right and left sides. “I could hear people laughing and the room exploding around me.  » Read More

Bassitt's presence inspired A's six-game skid-busting win originally appeared on NBC Sports Bayarea Watching the Athletics for the last 10 days, it has been clear something has been missing. Riding a six-game losing streak into their 3-2 win over the New York Yankees on Saturday, the A's got back little bit of their mojo. Chris Bassitt, fresh off facial surgery, was back with the team Saturday, and his presence made a big difference for his teammates. "Seeing Bass today, he came over and gave me a hug over at my locker," A's infielder Tony Kemp said when asked by SFBay's Simone McCarthy about Bassitt being back with the team. "And just being able to hear his voice in the clubhouse and in the dugout, you can definitely tell the boys missed him. There's no coincidence that he comes back and we get the win. He's one of those leaders in the clubhouse that a lot of guys rally behind." Bassitt was struck on the right side of his face by a line drive off the bat of Chicago White Sox outfielder Brian Goodwin on Aug.  » Read More

Chennai:The popular audio-focused app Clubhouse is becoming a favorite platform for many to voice their opinion. But artists, especially, budding singers and musicians are using this platform to connect with people and showcase their talent.Music producer and composer Ashwin Vinayagamoorthy, singer Chinmayi Sripada and singer-actor Swagatha S Krishnan have been hosting the first-ever Tamil singing contest show on Clubhouse called Voice of Clubhouse.Started two months ago, the contest is a launchpad to kickstart the careers of budding playback singers in the Tamil film industry.Ashwin Vinayagamoorthy, the host of Voice of Clubhouse, says, “With the world reeling through lockdown restrictions, I conceptualized the idea of a virtual reality show where it was all about the art and not about the drama. Thus, Voice of Clubhouse was born. The challenge though was not in conceptualizing the show but executing it. Who would’ve thought the virtual world of audio would connect with people all over the world, from IT professionals to homemakers. Our contestants are from all around the world. From the UK,  » Read More

The Transform Technology Summits start October 13th with Low-Code/No Code: Enabling Enterprise Agility. Register now! 90% of Gen Z is now using apps with interactive live video according to a new study by Agora, which polled over 1,000 Gen Z U.S. consumers on their use of “real-time engagement” — commonly referred to as RTE — technology over the last year. RTE refers to digital experiences that are interactive, collaborative and shared, through live video, live audio and extended reality (AR or VR). For example, students in an education app want to see classmates; users in a dating app want to see potential partners, and buyers in a shopping app want to talk to sellers. Whether it be Twitch or TikTok, Agora’s study found that Gen Z are increasingly relying on RTE video or audio features in the apps they use. In fact, 87% are using more apps with built-in interactive live video streaming or calling. Meanwhile, 62% have tried apps with interactive live audio streaming,  » Read More