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Twitter is reportedly upset with Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, over its new app called ‘Threads.’ Twitter believes that Threads is a copycat of its platform and is threatening to take legal action, alleging that Meta hired former Twitter engineers to develop the app, which it sees as a violation of its intellectual property rights.

According to an analysis of Google search data conducted by comparison service CasinoAlpha, online searches for ‘Delete Twitter’ and ‘Delete Twitter account’ surged by 983% and 520% respectively in the United Kingdom after the social network limited the number of tweets users can read.

Fiat’s upcoming mini-electric vehicle (EV), known as the ‘Topolino,’ has generated significant buzz on the internet due to its unique specifications.

Threads, the microblogging app launched by Meta, is already posing a major challenge to Twitter as it attracts a staggering 10 million users within a mere seven hours of its launch.

Threads, the microblogging app launched by Meta, is already posing a major challenge to Twitter as it attracts a staggering 10 million users within a mere seven hours of its launch.

LinkedIn is now joining the trend of integrating generative AI into its platform. Keren Baruch, the product director of LinkedIn, has introduced a solution aimed at assisting users in creating impactful posts, particularly for those who are new to the platform. This integration of generative AI aims to provide a faster and more efficient alternative for crafting posts in today’s fast-paced environment.

Since its initial announcement a few years ago, Xiaomi’s entry into the automotive industry has been highly anticipated by industry analysts and customers alike. Recent reports suggest that Xiaomi has made significant progress in developing its first car model.

“Haval has recently released official images of its upcoming large SUV, the H5, which is set to directly rival popular full-size SUVs like the Toyota Land Cruiser, Nissan Patrol, GAC GS 8, and GWM Tank 500.

The popular messaging service WhatsApp, which is owned by Meta, has released a number of cutting-edge and intriguing innovations this year. A new function for transferring data from one phone to another has just been released by WhatsApp. With the help of the QR-code technology, customers may now easily transfer their data from an old phone to a new one.