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Garena, the company behind the famous Free Fire Max game, a popular battle royale game for smartphone users, have rolled out a new set of redeem codes. These codes will enable the players to claim ...

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Following other UI tweaks in recent months, the emoji, GIF, sticker, and emoticon picker in Gboard has received a small redesign.

GigU, an app that gives gig workers per-mile and per-hour pay estimates, just launched in the US. The app's "cherry picker" feature was the subject of a legal battle with Uber in Brazil.

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