 Microblogging platform Twitter on Thursday said that it will stop offering free access to its API (Application Programming Interface) starting February 9 and instead launch a paid version.
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 According to preliminary research to be presented at the American Stroke Association’s International Stroke Conference 2023, taking care of your teeth and gums may have benefits beyond oral health, such as increasing brain function.
Tech giant Microsoft has announced that it will bring a new look to its Teams Rooms on Windows consoles and front-of-room displays, by the end of this quarter. “To make Teams Rooms even easier to use, we’re aligning key
According to a study published in Radiology, a journal of the Radiological Society of North America, breast MRI was more effective at finding cancer”>breast cancer in women with dense breasts than other standard supplemental screening techniques (RSNA).
Social media platform Instagram has expanded its ‘Notes’ feature, a way for users to share their thoughts, to Europe and Japan.
 A simple cup of coffee with milk may have an anti-inflammatory effect in humans, a study conducted in laboratory suggests. Researchers from the University of Copenhagen in Denmark found that a combination of proteins and antioxidants doubles the anti-inflammatory properties in immune cells.
 Google’s upcoming ‘Pixel Tablet’ will reportedly come with two different dock options. According to tipster Kuba Wojciechowski, the tablet will come with two dock options– korlan/K6 and yuzu/Y4– which are expected to be the codenames or the model numbers of the docks, reports Android Authority.
A study by Lucknow’s Queen Mary Hospital has claimed that pesticides have been found in the milk of pregnant women which were responsible for the death of nearly 111 newborns in the past ten months in Maharajganj district.
Google-owned music streaming platform YouTube Music gets mood filters, i.e. “activity bar” with various moods to tune what appears in the Home feed on the web. In the web version, it is left-aligned (as on tablets) and appears beneath the app bar, which can be used to switch between Home, Explore, Library, and Search, reports 9to5Google. For a less Material You look, pill-shaped buttons are used instead of rectangles with rounded corners.