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Don’t we all want to stand out from the crowd? It brings us so much pride to be different, and yet be embraced by society! To embrace this uniqueness; Bill Clinton declared June as the LGBT Pride Month to recognize the impact they have on the world. Now being a Social Media Platform with 1 Billion Monthly Active users; Instagram too has joined in on the cause. With its unique way of celebrating June-the Pride Month; for the first time in India, the cause is hyped up. So What did Instagram Do? Did you notice that some stories have a Colorful and Rainbow Ring around them when updated? But your story update looks just like a normal orange-purple-kindof-ring? What could be the reason? Or is there a trick? Or is Instagram trying to openly show support for the Pride Month? Yes, Instagram IS! And we urge you to do so as well! So it is just 1 simple step; you have to include one of the following hashtags while you put up a story and Boom! You have a colorful ring on your Instagram S

Nobody appreciates it when an app starts throwing tantrums, especially when you have downloaded the app from the Google Play Store. How would one download other apps if Play Store doesn’t work? Many users are puzzled when  Google Play Store doesn’t open . It throws an error ‘Unfortunately, Google Play Store has stopped.’ For others, the system greets them with a 910 error. After a time, it would get quite annoying as you can’t even update apps, forget about downloading a new one. But don’t worry. That phase will be over soon as you will find many solutions here to help you fix the issue. Let’s check them out. RESTART YOUR PHONE You should always start with basic solutions. One of them is restarting your phone. Whatever issue you are facing related to Google Play Store, restart your device and see its result. CHECK DATE AND TIME ON PHONE Accurate data and time are crucial for the proper functioning of the Google Play Store. If time is incorrect, you may face issues with P

For the past few years, Samsung has shipped different processors in its flagship Galaxy S and Note series based on the region. For North America, South America, and China, the Galaxy S and Note got Qualcomm Snapdragon chips while the rest of the world got Samsung Exynos chips. Every year, we see arguments about which chip is better: the Exynos or Snapdragon. The Exynos used to have the upper hand in the early days, but in the past several years it seems that the Snapdragon variant has overtaken the Exynos—especially in GPU performance. Although, without putting a Snapdragon and Exynos Galaxy device in a head-to-head comparison, it’s hard to tell how much better one model might be over the other when it comes to gaming. So that’s what I’m here to do today. We’re going to compare the gaming performance between the Exynos 9820-powered Samsung Galaxy S10 and the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855-powered Samsung Galaxy S10+. Category Samsung Galaxy S10 (Exynos) Samsung Galaxy S10+ (Snapdragon) A