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A New Telegram Update Adds Message Reactions In App Translation More

In an official blog post, Telegram announced that it is adding one of the most long-awaited features, i.e. message reactions, along with some other features to its app. With the Telegram 8.4 update, users can now send message reactions to specific messages. Telegram users can now send their reactions using emojis to share their feelings and feedback without needing to send any message. In order to send a reaction, all you need to do is double-tap on a message....

Alleged Oneplus Nord 2T Appears With A Sandstone Backplate

The OnePlus Nord 2T may feature a sandstone backplate The OnePlus Nord 2T may feature a sandstone backplate Only its back side surfaced, but there’s plenty going on here. As you can see, there are two separate circular camera modules on the back. It seems like cameras will be included in each of them. The top module will include a larger sensor, while the bottom one will have two smaller ones....

Amazon Just Gave You A Good Reason To Buy The Echo Show 15

Fire TV on the Echo Show 15 will work the same as it does on any Fire TV, TV set. That gives you access to apps like Disney+, YouTube TV, HBO MAX, Paramount+, Peacock, NBC Sports and so much more. How to set up Fire TV on Echo Show 15 How to set up Fire TV on Echo Show 15 You’ll need to Add Fire TV to your Echo Show 15....

Android 12 App Switcher Is Getting Quick Image Sharing

Pixel phones already have a great text / image sharing / saving feature Pixel phones already have a great text / image sharing / saving feature Those of you who use Pixel phones probably know of its great select-all feature. What are we talking about? Well, on Pixels, with Android 11, you can basically go to the overview / app switcher screen, and select any object from a specific app. So, if an app doesn’t allow you to copy / share some text, or an image, Pixel phones basically force that for you....

Android 12 Provides A New Home For Home Controls

Home controls get a new home in Android 12 Home controls get a new home in Android 12 As most of you know, in Android 11, home controls are located in the power menu. Well, Google has decided to move them to the lock screen, to make them readily available. This will probably appease quite a few people, as there were a number of complaints when Google placed them in the power menu....