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Twitter Blue paid subscription confirmed by Twitter, brings Undo Tweet button, custom app icons and more Twitter Blue paid subscription confirmed by Twitter, brings Undo Tweet button, custom app icons and more By:Abhishek Malhotra, The Mobile Indian, New Delhi Last updated : May 28, 2021 1:30 pm Advertisement Twitter has been rumored to launch a new paid subscription for its app for two weeks now and the microblogging website has finally confirmed the same. Twitter has confirmed the existence of Twitter Blue subscription on its app through its App Store listin...

Twitter Accidentally Confirms New ‘Twitter Blue’ Subscription Service: Leaked in the App Store.

Samsung Internet 14.0 Brings App Pair, Flex Mode & More Advertisement Advertisement Samsung Internet is one of the best web browsers for Android smartphones and tablets, if not the best. It is feature-packed and comparatively fast. Now, a new update is here to make the browser even better. The latest, version 14.0 update for Samsung Internet adds a bunch of new features for improved productivity. To start with, it now supports app pairs in split-screen mode. Samsung Internet already lets you open two tabs side-by-side in split-screen mode. Now, with the latest update, you can save any two t...

How to Automatically Open Articles in Safari’s Reader View Khamosh Pathak Not all web pages are created equal. Some web articles contain unnecessary formatting and media. Safari’s Reader Mode on iPhone, iPad, and Mac cleans up the article text. You can even set the feature up to automatically open all articles directly in the Reader View. Turn on Reader View on iPhone, iPad, and Mac If you’re new to Reader Mode, here’s the rundown. When you open a supported page (most articles on the web are supported) on Safari for iPhone, iPad, or Mac, you will see an “aA” button in the URL bar...

When you enable Chrome flags, you get access to hidden Chrome features like Reader Mode, Force Dark Mode, and plenty more besides. And best of all, it’s super simple to do! New versions of Google’s Chrome browser drop pretty regularly but before they become official they have to go through A LOT of testing. This is done with beta builds. But how do normal people – like you and me – get early access to beta build of Chrome? Simple: you have to enable Chrome Flags – and doing this is actually really easy, as you’ll see below. What are Chrome Flags? When new features are added to