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  Engadget

  Telegram's latest iPhone update was held up over a new animated emoji set

  The popular messaging app Telegram had to remove a new feature called Telemoji at Apple's insistence to get its latest update posted in the App Store.

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  Engadget

  Apple reportedly tried to partner with Facebook to get a cut of its revenue

  According to the Wall Street Journal, Apple and Facebook were considering a a subscription service that would offer an ad-free version of the platform. And since Apple takes a cut of in-app purchases, including subscriptions, it could have been a very lucrative arrangement indeed.

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  YouTube is reportedly planning to launch a 'channel store' for streaming services

  And it could be available as soon as this fall.

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  BMW and Toyota plan to release jointly-built fuel cell cars in 2025

  BMW and Toyota plan to sell jointly-created fuel cell cars starting in 2025.

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  Google is testing a way to start streaming games from search results

  Along with Stadia, the feature offers swift access to Xbox Cloud Gaming, GeForce Now and Amazon Luna titles.

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  Former Qualcomm VP charged over $150 million acquisition fraud

  A former Qualcomm VP and three others have been charged for allegedly tricking the company into paying $150 million for tech it already had.

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  Engadget

  ‘Ring Nation’ is what happens when America's Funniest Home Videos meets Black Mirror

  The 'surveillance TV, but make it funny' show will launch on September 26th.

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  Samsung heir Jay Y.Lee gets a presidential pardon

  The South Korean president pardoned Lee so that he could help the country overcome the economic crisis.

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  TechCrunch

  LinkedIn rolls out new tools to give creators more ways to share visual content

  LinkedIn announced today that it's rolling out new features for creators that are designed to make it easier to share visual content on the social network. In the coming weeks, creators on LinkedIn will be able to add a clickable link directly onto their images and videos to drive traffic to their websites or other resources, regardless of whether they're on or off LinkedIn. For example, the company notes that creators can use the new feature to link to their most recent newsletters or their p

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  Engadget

  The merged Google Meet app lets you host group Spotify and YouTube sessions

  Google's merger of Meet and Duo includes live sharing for Spotify and YouTube streams.

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