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Nokia to help with T-Mobile superfast telecom network

GB news 24 desk// Nokia will help T-Mobile deploy a superfast "5G" mobile internet network across the United States in a $3.5-billion deal, the companies announced Monday. Finland-based Nokia will provide T-Mobile its suite of 5G…

Google bans cryptocurrency mining apps from Play Store

GB news 24 desk// Google has updated its Play Store developer policies to ban several more categories of apps, including cryptocurrency mining ones and apps with disruptive ads, as reported by Android Police. When it comes to…

What is 5G and what will it mean for you?

GB news 24 desk// Superfast "fifth generation 5G" mobile internet could be launched in a short time in Bangladesh, promising download speeds 10 to 20 times faster than we have now. But what difference will it really make to our lives?…

WhatsApp: Five lesser known features

GB news 24 desk// WhatsApp has added an array of features in 2018 already, from group video calling to mute feature. With over 1.5 billion monthly active users, WhatsApp actively keeps on incorporating features to deliver a better user…

Big tech firms agree on ‘Data Portability’ plan

GBnews 24desk// Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Twitter unveiled plans to make it easier for users to take their personal data and leave one online service for another. The "Data Transfer Project" revealed by the companies responds to…

Facebook investigates data firm Crimson Hexagon

GB news 24 desk// targeting of dissidents and protesters. "We don't allow developers to build surveillance tools using information from Facebook or Instagram,” a Facebook spokesman said in a statement on Friday. "We take these…

Google hit with €4.3bn Android fine from EU

GB news 24 desk// Google has been fined a record €4.34bn ($5bn; £3.9bn) over Android. The European Commission said the firm had used the mobile operating system to illegally "cement its dominant position" in search. The firm's…

Google teams up with UN to track environmental changes

GB news 24 desk// The UN has entered into a partnership with Google to monitor the impacts of human activity on global ecosystems by using sophisticated online tools. The aim of the partnership is to develop a platform to enable…

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