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Read more about TikTok most downloaded non-gaming app worldwide in March despite India ban on Business Standard. With more than 58 million installs in March, TikTok became the most downloaded non-gaming app worldwide last month, said a new report
Saregama jumped 2.63% to Rs 1747.40 on BSE after the company announced a global music licensing deal with a short format video platform, Triller.As part of the deal, Saregama will license its entire catalogue to Triller allowing users to create innovative content using the robust music library of over 1,30,000 songs in diverse Indian languages like Hindi, Bhojpuri, Bengali, Tamil, Marathi, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, Punjabi and Gujarati, among others. Bobby Sarnevesht, Chairman and co-owner of Triller added, Saregama represents the rich diversity of Indian music and we are excited to enter i...
China's ByteDance has told an Indian court that a government freeze on its bank accounts in a probe of possible tax evasion amounts to harassment and was done illegally, according to a filing seen by Reuters. ByteDance in January reduced its Indian workforce after New Delhi maintained a ban on its popular video app TikTok, imposed last year after a border clash between India and China. Beijing has repeatedly criticised India over that ban and those of other Chinese apps. An Indian tax intelligence unit in mid-March ordered HSBC and Citibank in Mumbai to freeze bank accounts of ByteDance Ind...
Photo: Andrew Liszewski - Gizmodo After facing several days of backlash from users over a planned update that would severely limit the use of their cutting machines without a paid subscription, Cricut has changed its mind. Advertisement In a statement released today, Circut promised existing users unlimited lifetime use of their machines. The policy extends to anyone else who decides to buy one of the machines throughout 2021. Over the weekend, people who own Cricut’s crafting machines—which are printer-like devices that can Read more On Friday the company shared a post on its official b...
Image: Trendsetter Media Many things were promised to us for this future dystopian society we now find ourselves in: flying cars, off-world colonies, robot workforces, android Ryan Goslings. Unfortunately, the least-fun of those seems to be the only one accurately predicated for 2021: automated A.I. replacing both industrial workers as well as our most human of endeavors, the arts. So far, they’ve come for our books, our operas, and our Garfields. Now, they are setting their sights on their newest target: those annoying-as-hell-yet-still-somehow-catchy SoundCloud mumble rappers. Is nothing ...