News 📰 Today In Tech Updates :

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​🔹WhatsApp for iPhone update brings the ability to queue messages offline

🔹Apple wants to start making iPhones in India

🔹DuckDuckGo celebrates 10 billion anonymous searches

🔹Google I/O 2017 will be hosted at Shoreline Amphitheater from May 17-19

🔹Google blocked 1.7 billion ‘bad ads’ in 2016 and banned 200 publishers

🔹Apple Watch will soon let you talk to Siri to use your apps

🔹HP recalls 101,000 laptop batteries due to fire concerns

🔹Pokémon Bank finally lets you transfer old favorites to ‘Sun’ and ‘Moon’

🔹BlackBerry 'Mercury' comeback phone confirmed for late February

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