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How to see your heart rate zones on Apple Watch & iPhone - Vimarsana News

How to see your heart rate zones on Apple Watch & iPhone

If you're wondering how to see heart rate zones on Apple Watch and iPhone while working out or after workouts, we've got your back.

Facebook announces new ways users can customize news feed - Vimarsana News

Facebook announces new ways users can customize news feed

Facebook users can now control what posts they want to show up in their news feeds. On Wednesday, the social media network announced users can now choose between seeing more or less on posts.

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Facebook wants you to make your feed more personal with new means - Vimarsana News

Facebook wants you to make your feed more personal with new means

Facebook is bringing new 'Show More' and 'Show Less' options for posts as well as reels.

India News | Excited Ujjain: Ahead of Mahakal Lok Opening, Flyover Turns into 'selfie Point' - Vimarsana News

India News | Excited Ujjain: Ahead of Mahakal Lok Opening, Flyover Turns into 'selfie Point'

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Ujjain resident Dipu Sharma is unable to contain his excitement about the soon-to-open Mahakal corridor in his home town, and says he travels nearly every night to an old overbridge near his house to catch a glimpse of the "dazzling new project" and take selfies. India News | Excited Ujjain: Ahead of Mahakal Lok Opening, Flyover Turns into 'selfie Point'.

Facebook adds two new buttons to help you fine-tune your News Feed - Vimarsana News

Facebook adds two new buttons to help you fine-tune your News Feed

The Meta-owned social media platform Facebook has released two new buttons that allow users to customise the content they see in their news feed by providing direct feedback to the algorithm.

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