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California [United States], June 9 (ANI): Google has added a new feature to its Gmail app which makes it more convenient to use than before.
On Gmail for Android, you can now customise swipe actions. For instance, you can choose whether a right swipe archives a mail or marks it as read, The Verge reported.
You can choose to tailor the gestures from the settings menu in the app and then choosing ‘swipe actions’. (ANI)
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UP: Misleading video made viral; SP says medical report is awaited, man was not lynched to death
Meerut: Misleading videos shared on social media basically end up giving the wrong signal and spreading rumors across all social media platforms.
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New Delhi: Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Urjit Patel told a parliamentary committee that the current level of currency reserves in the central bank is necessary keeping in mind international volatility and to maintain… Read MoreFacebook has a black people problem, says former employee
California [United States], November 28 (ANI): In yet another instance of Facebook ‘not doing enough’ to make its platform all inclusive, a former Facebook employee has claimed that the world’s biggest social networking plat… Read MoreKartarpur Corridor opening doesn’t mean dialogue will start: Swaraj to Pak
Hyderabad: External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Wednesday said the opening of Kartarpur Corridor does not mean a dialogue between India and Pakistan will start as “terror and talks cannot go together”.
“For many years … Read MoreTraffic advisory issued in Hyderabad ahead of Rahul-Naidu roadshow
Hyderabad: In view of Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and Congress President Rahul Gandhi’s roadshow later today, the Hyderabad traffic police has urged commuters to scout for alternative routes.
The roads… Read More
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