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ORIGINAL ARTICLE: Twitter is all set to relaunch its paid account verification system today. The company recently announced that its revamped Twitter Blue service will be back on Monday. It suspended the service last month after a disastrous first attempt at selling the coveted verification checkmark badge, aka the blue tick. Twitter will relaunch the revamped Blue service today Twitter will relaunch the revamped Blue service today Selling the verification badge was something Twitter’s new owner Elon Musk wanted to begin as soon as possible....

Visible has fixed Pixel 7 & Pixel 7 Pro eSIM issues via an app update Visible has fixed Pixel 7 & Pixel 7 Pro eSIM issues via an app update What exactly happened? Well, users were not able to download an eSIM on their brand-new Pixel 7 series devices. Once they entered the Pixel 7’s IMEI the app said the device was not compatible. This put users in quite a pickle, as their service on an old device got deactivated as soon as an order for a new SIM got placed....

Vivo may offer 200W charging with its next flagship smartphone Vivo may offer 200W charging with its next flagship smartphone The tipster also notes that the charging inside the phone will be backwards compatible with 120W, 80W, and 66W charging from the company. Vivo is also known for including such fast charging bricks with its devices, unlike some other companies out there. The last piece of information he shared is that the battery capacity inside of this phone will be larger than 4,000mAh....

The wearables market grew in Q3 2021, thanks to hearables The wearables market grew in Q3 2021, thanks to hearables Now, when it comes to hearables, both headphones and earbuds are included. The hearables market grew 26.5-percent to capture nearly 65-percent of the market in Q3. The wrist-worn wearables managed to grab 34.7-percent. What is interesting is that the demand seems to be shifting from wristbands to watches. Now, when it comes to the top 5 wearable device companies, Apple is still in the lead, and by quite a margin....

Simply, this feature is like a group that can consist of various other groups for certain purposes. For example, within an office setting, there are different roles and responsibilities with varying requirements. The office can choose to have a WhatsApp group for the communication of ideas and work-related issues. Previously, for better communication, different teams within the office would have their separate group chats for issues about their work. But the WhatsApp Community feature is bringing that to an end....