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It’s not just you — what you can buy on your phone makes less and less sense.

Edquity offers a first of its kind college financial planning app for high school and college students. Founded by David Helene in 2016, Edquity is backed by investors that include Lumina Impact Ventures, Queen City Fintech, Stacked Capital and is headquartered in Brooklyn.

Grab said that it hopes the initiative will attract new driver-partners to meet post-pandemic demand.

The profound impact of mobile application development services can be seen in the entire constructional industry. Hence, companies are left with no choice but to consider mobile app development strategically which saves time, equipment handling, better reporting, and strengthens the overall construction process.

The latest TikTok trend, the “put an ice cube on your cat” challenge, is getting attention online, but not entirely for the right reasons.

NetEase plans to introduce its Yaotai app as early as August to help expand the virtual meeting platform’s user base. Around 100 virtual conferences have so far been conducted on Yaotai by institutional customers that include universities and various enterprises.

A 39-year-old woman threatened to send a man’s nude photo to his mother and girlfriend if he did not give her S$2,500.

A new generation of apps is allowing homeowners to make extra money by renting out their pools, yards and living rooms for an hour at a time.

If you’ve downloaded any mental health apps, you might want to consider deleting them. According to a study conducted by researchers at the Mozilla Foundation, many of these applications do not offer sufficient protection of users’ privacy and security.

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