Android users about to get Incognito mode for Google Maps
Google is about to officially rollout the most awaited incognito mode for Google Maps for android users. Though first mentioned back in May at Google I/O, it took google about 6 months to officially deliver this new feature. According to Google, android users will get the update within the next few days. One enabled, you can switch the incognito mode from your profile.
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Vine founder releases replacement app Byte
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Dom Hoffman, co-creator of the popular, now-defunct short-form video-sharing app Vine, promised dismayed users that he would release a replacement for Vine when it officially shut down in 2017, following which he has released an app called Byte on the iOS and Android platforms which functions in exactly the same way. Byte's main competitor is the Chinese app TikTok, which currently boasts over 1.5 billion downloads.
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