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Will Smith's memoir, "Will," is set for publication on Oct. 9. File Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI | License Photo June 19 (UPI) -- Will Smith shared on Instagram Saturday the title and cover art for his upcoming memoir. "My FIRST BOOK EVER!! WTH?!?! Pre-order in my bio or willsmith.com. Thank U @markmanson for rockin' with me!! #WillTheBook," Smith, 52, captioned a video of himself transformed by a cartoon face filter and holding up the book. The cover features a sketch of the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Men in Black and Independence Day star's face. The post has already gotten nearly 400,000 "likes." Smith co-wrote the book with Mark Manson. It is set for publication on Oct. 9. "One of the most dynamic and globally recognized entertainment forces of our time opens up fully about his life, in a brave and inspiring book that traces his learning curve to a place where outer success, inner happiness, and human connection are aligned," a synopsis of the memoir said. "Along the way, Will tells the story in full of one of the most amazing rides through the worlds of music and film that anyone has ever had."

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

JCMR recently broadcasted a new study in its database that highlights the in-depth market analysis with future prospects of Video market. The study covers significant data which makes the research document a handy resource for managers, industry executives and other key people get ready-to-access and self analyzed study along with graphs and tables to help understand market trends, drivers and market challenges. Some of the key players mentioned in this research are Lyceum Technologies, Left Stuff, Restream, StoryTEQ, Contentflow Livestreaming, Vimeo, Wistia, BombBomb, Vidyard, Geronimo Systems, Coolix, Magisto, Videolinq, Brightcove, RawShorts, Roxio, ThankView, VideoPeel, vidIQ, Locustware, AiBUY, Brandzooka, CarFilm, EditMate Get Access to Free sample Report PDF @ jcmarketresearch.com/report-details/1341504/sample COVID-19 Impact on Global Video Market COVID-19 is an infectious disease caused by the most recently discovered novel corona virus. Largely unknown before the outbreak began in Wuhan (China) in December 2019, COVID-19 has moved from a regional crisis to a global pandemic in just a matter of a few weeks. In addition, production and supply chain delays were also witnessed during the second quarter which poised a challenge to the Video market, since end-user industries were still not operating at their full capacity. Enquire for customization in Report @ jcmarketresearch.com/report-details/1341504/enquiry What are the market’s problems in…

Twitter CEO and Co Founder, Jack Dorsey addresses students at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), on November 12, 2018 in New Delhi, India.Amal KS | Hindustan Times | Getty ImagesTwitter's been on a creator-focused tear.The company announced its first subscription service earlier this month, called Twitter Blue. It now lets people tip select users through the app, and the company acquired newsletter platform Revue to allow creators to publish and monetize newsletters. It's also rumored to be close to launching its Super Follows feature, which would allow some users to charge others for select content.All of this comes after the company set an ambitious goal to double its revenue by the end of 2023 and grow its user base to 315 million daily active users. But it appears creator cuts won't make a material impact on the company's revenue anytime soon.All of Twitter's current bets in the creator space can be thought of as a type of insurance or a hedge, in case there is a smart way to make money through creator cuts (aside from advertising), Laundry Service head Jordan Fox told CNBC."Every platform CEO thinks: what if direct, platform-facilitated creator monetization explodes as a market? What if it goes…

Few things are more annoying on Snapchat than having random people add themselves as a friend. Here are a few tips for stopping that for good. Just about every Snapchat user has likely had random people add them as a friend. They’ll be going about their day, using the app like normal, and then get a notification that someone has added them on the app — despite not knowing the new follower at all. These random followers can be pretty annoying, so let’s learn how to stop them once and for all. For a lot of people, Snapchat is often used as a more personal platform than other social media sites. Something like Twitter is great to keep public and open for everyone to follow, but for those times where folks would rather share something with a smaller group of people, Snapchat is a great place to do so. As mentioned above, however, this doesn’t exactly work if random users are adding someone’s Snapchat account. The good news is that there are a few ways Snapchat users can prevent random people from following/adding them. Above all else, it’s strongly recommended to turn off the ‘Quick Add’ feature. When opening the search page…

Snapchat has launched a new Cartoon 3D Style lens that will let users transform their selfies into characters that look like they have emerged from the world of Disney or Pixar. It uses transforms your face into a modern-day prince or princess. According to the statement from the company, several Snapchatters have used this lens across the globe and it has been viewed more than 1.7 billion times on the app. Also, it works for both images and videos. Just like many users, you can have fun with this lens by using it on movie characters, famous paintings, celebrities, or yourselves. This filter has clearly become a trendy filter on the social media platform and it has now gone viral. Now, you can be a part of this trend, as well. Here is a guide on how you can use this new Snapchat filter. Make sure that your Snapchat app is updated and open it. Navigate to the camera screen and tap on the smiling face icon. This is located at the right side of the camera button. Tap on the “Explore” button and type in “cartoon” in the search bar. Among the displayed results, click on the option that…

To celebrate the International Day of Yoga on 21 June, here are some of the messages and wishes which you can share with family and friends Representational image. Unsplash@Anupam Mahapatra To promote mental and physical fitness, the International Day of Yoga is observed every year on 21 June every year. The day was recognised by the United Nations on 11 December, 2014. Yoga originated in India, but the ancient practice is also playing an essential role in the rehabilitation of COVID-19 patients and is helping them overcome their fears. Keeping that in mind, the UN has chosen Yoga for well-being as this year's theme for International Yoga Day. In order to celebrate the International Day of Yoga, here are some of the messages and wishes which you can share with family and friends: Yoga is all about creating a balance in your life. It is about balancing your senses, balancing your body, soul and mind in order to live healthy and live in peace. Wishing you a peaceful and healthy life on International Yoga Day. Yoga is the journey of the self, to the self, through the self. Happy Yoga Day! On this International Day of Yoga, remember that it teaches us…

Last updated: June 19th, 2021 at 12:42 UTC+02:00WhatsApp is the world’s most popular cross-platform messaging app. As of February 2020, it has more than 2 billion users across the globe. A large number of users access the service through WhatsApp Web. It’s a web-based client that provides you with more flexibility on how you use this messaging app.The Facebook-owned app is available on major platforms. It acts as a bridge for users on different platforms, enabling them to chat, send files make voice and video calls for free. They can also use WhatsApp Web online. It enables them to access their conversations through a web browser.WhatsApp was originally available for mobile devices only. The company launched WhatsApp Web in January 2015. The web client is simply an extension of the user’s phone. WhatsApp Web only mirrors the conversations and messages that they receive from their mobile device. None of the messages are actually transferred over to the computer. In the interest of security, everything still lives on the user’s phone.A simple guide on how to use WhatsApp WebThe WhatsApp Web app requires authentication through a personal QR code. Users can find this QR code inside the WhatsApp app on their…

Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later.When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice.A driver fled after ploughing into a traffic light in Wythenshawe. Police were called to reports of a crash on Altrincham Road in Baguley last night. When they arrived the driver had left the scene, and was thought to have left on foot. READ MORE:Terrifying moment young mum scrambles to save toddler as thugs steal her car in Snapchat set-up No-arrests have been made. Altrincham Road was shut for about an hour at its junction with Hall Lane, as police worked at the scene. A GMP spokesperson said: "Officers were called around 8.45pm on Friday 18 June to Altrincham Road, Manchester to a report of a collision. (Image: Manchester Evening News) "Emergency services attended and enquiries established a car had been in collision with a traffic light. "The driver failed to remain at the scene and is believed to have fled on foot. "Enquiries are ongoing and no arrests have been made."