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Elon Musk reinstated Donald Trump’s account on Twitter on Saturday, reversing a ban that has kept the former president off the social media site since a pro-Trump mob attacked the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, as Congress was poised to certify Joe Biden’s election victory. Musk made the announcement in the evening after holding a poll that asked Twitter users to click “yes” or “no” on whether Trump’s account should be restored. The “yes” vote won, with 51.8%. “The people have spoken. Trump will be reinstated. Vox Populi, Vox Dei,” Musk tweeted, using a Latin phrase meaning “the voice of the people, the voice of God.” Read more: Musk gives remaining Twitter staff till Thursday to go “hardcore” or leave Shortly afterward Trump’s account, which had earlier appeared as suspended, reappeared on the platform complete with his former tweets, more than 59,000 of them. However his followers were gone, at least initially. It is not clear whether Trump would actually return to Twitter. An irrepressible tweeter before he was banned, Trump has said in the past that he would not rejoin even if his account was reinstated. He has been relying on his own, much smaller social media site, Truth Social, which he launched after being blocked from Twitter. And on Saturday, during a video speech to a Republican Jewish group meeting in Las Vegas, Trump said that he was aware of Musk’s poll but that he saw “a lot of problems at Twitter,” according to Bloomberg. “I hear we’re getting a big vote to also go back on Twitter. I don’t see it because I don’t see any reason for it,” Trump was quoted as saying by Bloomberg. “It may make it, it may not make it,” he added, apparently referring to Twitter’s recent internal upheavals. The prospect of restoring Trump’s presence to the platform follows Musk’s purchase last month of Twitter — an acquisition that has fanned widespread concern that the billionaire owner will allow purveyors of lies and misinformation to flourish on the site. Musk has frequently expressed his belief that Twitter had become too restrictive of freewheeling speech. His efforts to reshape the site have been both swift and chaotic. Musk has fired many of the company’s 7,500 full-time workers and an untold number of contractors who are responsible for content moderation and other crucial responsibilities. His demand that remaining employees pledge to “extremely hardcore” work triggered a wave of resignations, including hundreds of software engineers. Read more: 'Be careful what you wish for': Musk discusses Twitter, workload at G-20 forum Users have reported seeing increased spam and scams on their feeds and in their direct messages, among other glitches, in the aftermath of the mass layoffs and worker exodus. Some programmers who were fired or resigned this week warned that Twitter may soon fray so badly it could actually crash. Musk’s online survey, which ran for 24 hours before ending Saturday evening, concluded with 51.8% of more than 15 million votes favoring the restoration of Trump’s Twitter’ account. It comes four days after Trump announced his candidacy for the presidency in 2024. Trump lost his access to Twitter two days after his supporters stormed the Capitol, soon after the former president had exhorted them to “fight like hell.” Twitter dropped his account after Trump wrote a pair of tweets that the company said cast further doubts on the legitimacy of the presidential election and raised risks for the Biden presidential inauguration. After the Jan. 6 attack, Trump was also kicked off Facebook and Instagram, which are owned by Meta Platforms, and Snapchat. His ability to post videos to his YouTube channel was also suspended. Facebook is set to reconsider Trump’s account suspension in January. Throughout his tenure as president, Trump’s use of social media posed a significant challenge to major social media platforms that sought to balance the public’s interest in hearing from public officials with worries about misinformation, bigotry, harassment and incitement of violence. But in a speech at an auto conference in May, Musk asserted that Twitter’s ban of Trump was a “morally bad decision” and “foolish in the extreme.” Earlier this month, Musk, who completed the $44 billion takeover of Twitter in late October, declared that the company wouldn’t let anyone who had been kicked off the site return until Twitter had established procedures on how to do so, including forming a “content moderation council.” Read more: Musk's latest Twitter cuts: Outsourced content moderators On Friday, Musk tweeted that the suspended Twitter accounts for the comedian Kathy Griffin, the Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson and the conservative Christian news satire website Babylon Bee had been reinstated. He added that a decision on Trump had not yet been made. He also responded “no” when someone on Twitter asked him to reinstate the conspiracy theorist Alex Jones’ account. In a tweet Friday, the Tesla CEO described the company’s new content policy as “freedom of speech, but not freedom of reach.” He explained that a tweet deemed to be “negative” or to include “hate” would be allowed on the site but would be visible only to users who specifically searched for it. Such tweets also would be “demonetized, so no ads or other revenue to Twitter,” Musk said.

Samsung Electronics has recently been recognised as one of the top five best global brands of 2022 by Interbrand, a global brand consultancy, registering double-digit growth in brand value for two consecutive years. According to Interbrand, Samsung's brand value was evaluated for $87.7 billion – up by 17 percent compared to last year's growth which stood at $74.6 billion in 2021. With this, the company has been able to make it into the top five for three years in a row. Every year, Interbrand announces the names of the best global brands, taking into account several factors, including the financial performance of the company, the influence of the brand on customer purchases and brand competitiveness. read more: Samsung's 10 innovations at the cutting edge of smartphone technologies This year, Interbrand noted Samsung Electronics' "continuous efforts to restore its financial performance to near pre-pandemic levels and innovate products for enhanced customer experience." Other factors as contributing factors to Samsung's success include the creation of "the Device eXperience Division to increase synergy and provide a seamless experience to customers, the launching of the Customer eXperience-Multi Device Experience Center to strengthen its multi-device connection experience, integration of the SmartThings across its product categories for an inclusive ecosystem and a multi-device experience, introduction of Samsung's Future Generation Lab and development of advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), 5G, automotive and robotics." Also, Samsung was ranked as the No. 1 mobile handset brand in Bangladesh, consecutively for four years, by the only local Brand Equity study available in Bangladesh, conducted by Bangladesh Brand Forum. The company in a statement said it is also playing the lead role in marketing top-notch consumer electronics items, such as TV, refrigerators, washing machines, microwave ovens and air conditioners.

Two new U.S. studies show that automatic emergency braking can cut the number of rear-end automobile crashes in half, and reduce pickup truck crashes by more than 40%. The studies released Tuesday, one by a government-auto industry partnership and the other by the insurance industry, each used crash data to make the calculations. Automatic emergency braking can stop vehicles if a crash is imminent, or slow them to reduce the severity. Some automakers are moving toward a voluntary commitment by 20 companies to make the braking technology standard equipment on 95% of their light-duty models during the current model year that ends next August. Read more: 'Be careful what you wish for': Musk discusses Twitter, workload at G-20 forum A study by The Partnership for Analytics Research in Traffic Safety compared data on auto equipment with 12 million police-reported crashes from 13 states that was collected by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the partnership said in a statement Tuesday. The group studied forward collision warning as well as emergency braking. The group found front-to-rear crashes were cut 49% when the striking vehicle had forward collision alert plus automatic braking, when compared with vehicles that didn’t have either system. Rear crashes with injuries were cut by 53%, the study found. Vehicles with forward collision warning systems only reduced rear-end crashes by 16%, and cut rear crashes with injuries by 19%. Automatic emergency braking works well in all conditions, even when roadway, weather or lighting conditions were not ideal, the study showed. The group also looked at lane departure warning systems, and lane-keeping systems, which keep vehicles in their lanes. They reduced crashes from autos leaving the roadway by 8% and road-departure crashes that cause injuries by 7%. “These emerging technologies can substantially reduce the number of crashes and improve safety outcomes,” said Tim Czapp, senior manager for safety at European automaker Stellantis, the industry co-chair of the partnership’s board. Read more: MineHarmony enters stage of large-scale commercial use with 5G+AI In the other study, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety found that automatic emergency braking reduces rear crash rates for pickups by 43% and rear-end injury crashes by 42%. Yet pickups are less likely to have automatic braking than cars or SUVs despite posing more danger to other road users, the IIHS found. “Pickups account for 1 out of 5 passenger vehicles on U.S. roads, and their large size can make them dangerous to people in smaller vehicles or on foot,” the institute’s Vice President of Research Jessica Cicchino said in a statement. Mitsubishi, Ford, Mercedes-Benz, Stellantis (formerly Fiat Chrysler), Volkswagen and Honda have filed documents with the government this year saying they’ve made emergency braking standard on at least 90% of their models. General Motors reported that only 73% of its models had the technology at the end of the 2022 model year, but a spokesman said GM would hit the 90% target by the end of the current model year. In addition, BMW, Hyundai, Mazda, Subaru, Tesla, Toyota, and Volvo passed 90% last year, according to the IIHS.

It’s not easy being Elon Musk. That was the message the new Twitter owner and billionaire head of Tesla and SpaceX had for younger people who might seek to emulate his entrepreneurial success. “Be careful what you wish for,” Musk told a business forum in Bali on Monday when asked what an up-and-coming “Elon Musk of the East” should focus on. Read more: Musk's latest Twitter cuts: Outsourced content moderators “I’m not sure how many people would actually like to be me. They would like to be what they imagine being me, which is not the same,” he continued. “I mean, the amount that I torture myself, is the next level, frankly.” Musk was speaking at the B-20 business forum ahead of a summit of the Group of 20 leading economies taking place on the Indonesian resort island. He joined the conference by video link weeks after completing his heavily scrutinized takeover of Twitter. He had been expected to attend the event in person, but Indonesian government minister Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan, who's responsible for coordinating preparations for the summit, said Musk could not attend because he's preparing for a court case later in the week. He's got plenty else to keep himself busy. “My workload has recently increased quite a lot,” he said with a chuckle in an apparent reference to the Twitter deal. “I mean, oh, man. I have too much work on my plate, that is for sure.” The businessman appeared in a darkened room, saying there had been a power cut just before he connected. Read more: Tweets with racial slurs soar since Musk takeover His face, projected on a large screen over the summit hall, appeared to glow red as it was reflected in what he said was candlelight – a visage he noted was “so bizarre.” While Musk was among the most anticipated speakers at the business forum, his remarks broke little new ground. Only the moderator was able to ask questions. The Tesla chief executive said the electric carmaker would consider making a much cheaper model when asked about lower-cost options for developing countries like India and G-20 host Indonesia. “We do think that making a much more affordable vehicle would make a lot of sense and we should do something,” he said. Musk also reiterated a desire to significantly boost the amount and length of Twitter’s video offerings, and share revenue with people producing the content, though he didn’t provide specifics. He bought Twitter for $44 billion last month and quickly dismissed the company’s board of directors and top executives. He laid off much of the rest of the company's full-time workforce by email on Nov. 4 and is now eliminating the jobs of outsourced contractors who are tasked with fighting misinformation and other harmful content. Musk has vowed to ease restrictions on what users can say on the platform. Read more: Musk says some 'dumb things' might happen, tries to reassure advertisers on Twitter  He's reaped a heap of complaints — much on Twitter itself — and has tried to reassure companies that advertise on the platform and others that it won't damage their brands by associating them with harmful content. In his appearance Monday, Musk acknowledged the criticism. “There’s no way to make everyone happy, that’s for sure,” he said.

Nowadays, writers and editors are facing the dilemma to choose between Google Docs and Microsoft Word, the two popular word processors. Can Google Docs offer better functionality and tools for writing? Let’s take a look at the advantages of Google Docs over MS Word. What is Google Docs?           The free word processing program Google Docs is completely compatible with Microsoft Word and is part of Google's online office suite, G Suite. Users can collaborate with coworkers in real-time while creating, viewing, and editing documents online using any device, anywhere. MS Word vs Google Docs For decades, Microsoft Word was the best word processor for writers worldwide. Since its advent as the first-ever word-processing tool in the 1980s, generations of writers have grown up with it. It’s followed them from school, to university, and even right into the newsroom as well as other workplaces. Read More: Top 10 Google Translate Alternatives But with the advancement of technology, more collaborative and freely available online tools have emerged on the market. Some new word processors offer up greater efficiency, flexibility, collaborative features, and benefits that Microsoft has simply yet to provide. For instance, Google Docs is getting huge popularity day by day. G Suite (including Google Docs) has more than two billion active monthly subscribers. This number is increasing at a great pace. Google Docs can support the writer, editor, or proofreader collaboration on the same material at a time. It mounts over the old time-consuming practice of  "back-and-forth" emailing revisions done in the case of MS Word documents. Additional tools for article authoring are available through a variety of Google Chrome extensions, which will help you further optimize your editorial workflow. Read More: Top Online Proof-reading and Editing Tools Let's examine some of the other significant advantages Google Docs can offer to a writer, proofreader, or editor's daily tasks. What are the Advantages of Google Docs over MS Word? 1. Microsoft Word Compatibility  With the help of the Chrome extension, you can quickly open and edit Microsoft Word documents right in Google Docs. Additionally, you may download your Google doc into a Word document (.docx) and vice versa without worrying about formatting changes.  2. Works Through Chrome Extensions Google Chrome extensions that you download from the Chrome Web Store can also give Google Docs new functionality. By doing so, you'll be able to customize the user experience and give your document new features and functionality. Read More: Best Free English Editing, Proofreading Courses Online 3. Ease of collaboration Teams may easily access and update the same document simultaneously with Google Docs, eliminating any doubt as to which file has the most recent version. Even without a Google account, collaborators can see and modify shared Google documents. Because of its interactive features, you may select precisely who can make changes to your work and add or delete collaborators by using the Collaborate tab. Adding a comment with "+" their email address will send them a notification, or you can interact with people from inside any document. from beginning to end a Google Doc is continuously and automatically stored during the entire process of writing and editing. Edits can be undone and viewed in time-sensitive order, comments can be accepted or refused, and all of these features are available in Google Docs. Read More: Everyday Habits to Learn English Successfully 4. Accessible from Various Devices   You don't have to worry about emailing your work to yourself and finding it later using Google Docs because everything is kept in the cloud. You can access your document at any time from any device by logging into your Google account. This increases the degree of flexibility in your style of work as well as your professional life. While on the go, you can write and edit. Examine a section on your phone while riding the train or bus, then complete it when you reach to your office computer. Additionally, the fact that files are not kept on your computer saves RAM. 5. Automated Backup You never have to worry about files disappearing again because all changes are automatically synced across devices and saved as you write or edit. In order to review previous edits to your document and who made them, you may also view its "revision history." Read More: Best Free Websites to Improve English Writing Skill 6. Diverse Useful Features. Google Docs is packed with effective tools for producing articles. For instance, voice typing (accessible via Tools > Voice typing) is a straightforward formatting feature for formatting copied and pasted text fast. It also assists the writer or editor in the selection of fonts available for import from Google Fonts, and bookmarks for less scrolling (accessible via Insert > Bookmark). These are just a few of the popular tools that Google Docs includes to support your best work. 7. Free of Cost Google Docs is a cost-free Word Processor, in contrast to other word processing programs like Microsoft Word. To use G Suite, all you need to do is create a Google account by generating a @gmail email address.  Read More: English Writing Skill: How to Start Writing and Improve Continuously How to use Google Documents -You would need to have a Google account to use Google Docs. -Depending on your device, there are a few ways to access Google Docs after signing in. The app may be needed to be downloaded from Google Play or the App Store. -Open Google Chrome if you already have an account and are using a computer. The Google Apps icon may be seen in the top right corner. - Select Google Documents from the selection menu that appears when you click the Google Apps icon. - Click on the blank page to start a new document and start writing your content! Read More: How to Think in English: Learn some effective ways Google Docs Benefits At a Glance - A free tool. - Google Cloud Storage makes the doc accessible from anywhere thanks to. - Collaborates in real-time. - The system can track document changes automatically, edit document history, and go back to any prior document version. - Auto-saving. - Work offline mode. Read More: Free English-Speaking Mobile Apps for the Non-native Speakers - Offers strong document editing options and tools. - Besides writing, it allows voice-typing - Enriched with diverse font varieties. - Tagging in the comment enables users to monitor particular changes. - Visibility is restricted to those with the proper access. Read More: Best Native American Podcast Sites to Learn English

Twitter’s new owner Elon Musk is further gutting the teams that battle misinformation on the social media platform as outsourced moderators learned over the weekend they were out of a job. Twitter and other big social media firms have relied heavily on contractors to track hate and enforce rules against harmful content. But many of those content watchdogs have now headed out the door, first when Twitter fired much of its full-time workforce by email on Nov. 4 and now as it moves to eliminate an untold number of contract jobs. Melissa Ingle, who worked at Twitter as a contractor for more than a year, was one of a number of contractors who said they were terminated Saturday. She said she’s concerned that there’s going to be an increase in abuse on Twitter with the number of workers leaving. Read more: Twitter Blue signups unavailable after raft of fake accounts “I love the platform and I really enjoyed working at the company and trying to make it better. And I’m just really fearful of what’s going to slip through the cracks,” she said Sunday. Ingle, a data scientist, said she worked on the data and monitoring arm of Twitter’s civic integrity team. Her job involved writing algorithms to find political misinformation on the platform in countries such as the U.S., Brazil, Japan, Argentina and elsewhere. Ingle said she was “pretty sure I was done for” when she couldn't access her work email Saturday. The notification from the contracting company she’d been hired by came two hours later. “I’ll just be putting my resumes out there and talking to people," she said. “I have two children. And I’m worried about being able to give them a nice Christmas, you know, and just mundane things like that, that are important. I just think it’s particularly heartless to do this at this time.” Content-moderation expert Sarah Roberts, an associate professor at the University of California, Los Angeles who worked as a staff researcher at Twitter earlier this year, said she believes at least 3,000 contract workers were fired Saturday night. Twitter hasn't said how many contract workers it cut. The company hasn't responded to media requests for information since Musk took over. At Twitter's San Francisco headquarters and other offices, contract workers wore green badges while full-time workers wore blue badges. Contractors did a number of jobs to help keep Twitter running, including engineering and marketing, Roberts said. But it was the huge force of contracted moderators that was “mission critical” to the platform, said Roberts. Cutting them will have a “tangible impact on the experience of the platform,” she said. Read more: Musk says Twitter blue tick being revamped Musk promised to loosen speech restrictions when he took over Twitter. But in the early days after Musk bought Twitter for $44 billion in late October and dismissed its board of directors and top executives, the billionaire Tesla CEO sought to assure civil rights groups and advertisers that the platform could continue tamping down hate and hate-fueled violence. That message was reiterated by Twitter's then-head of content moderation, Yoel Roth, who tweeted that the Nov. 4 layoffs only affected “15% of our Trust & Safety organization (as opposed to approximately 50% cuts company-wide), with our front-line moderation staff experiencing the least impact." Roth has since resigned from the company, joining an exodus of high-level leaders who were tasked with privacy protection, cybersecurity and complying with regulations.

Huawei recently announced the successful integration of 5G+AI in its special operating system for mines; now this integrated operating system (OS) can facilitate large-scale commercial use. MineHarmony OS is a joint innovation by Huawei and China Energy Investment Corporation. The system has been deployed on 3,300 sets of equipment in 13 mines and one coal washery. In particular, the system has been deployed throughout the entire Wulanmulun (also known as Ulan Moran) Mine in Inner Mongolia, where significant progress has been made in connectivity, interface, and data access. Read: Specialised knowledge-sharing centre: Huawei Bangladesh Academy launched in Dhaka "The operating system covers a multitude of innovative scenarios, including smart control of equipment, the auto patrol of fixed sites, and online upgrade of equipment, the time for which has been shortened from one day to just four minutes," Huawei said in a media statement. On the way to digitalisation and smart mining transformation, the first challenge for any mine is establishing the interconnectivity and interoperability of equipment and inaccessibility of data. The key to this is to find the most suitable network technologies. "MineHarmony not only provides unified protocols for different equipment but also simplifies operations with unattended inspections. Also, 5G+AI video stitching technologies have enabled remote and precise control of mining machines, which in turn allows people working in offices to remotely control underground operations, thereby improving their work environment as well as mining safety," Huawei said. Read: Huawei launches all-band 5G solution series "It can ensure 24/7 intelligent monitoring, in addition to cutting the number of underground inspection personnel by 20 percent." Underground coal mines are fitted with all kinds of devices and equipment running on different protocols, and finding a way to connect them all is a major challenge. So, the Huawei Mine Team and China Energy teamed up with over 30 partners to develop MineHarmony, "the first Internet of Things operating system in the mining sector, in just three months."  

Google Translate is an online based free translation service developed and launched by the giant search engine Google in April 2006. Google's Translator service is capable of translating various kinds of texts like words, phrases, etc. Until November 2022, Google Translator supports about 133 languages including Bangla. There are diverse opinions about whether or not to use Google Translate. Let’s take a look at 10 popular translation platforms other than Google Translate. Best 10 Alternatives to Google Translate Microsoft Translator  Launched in 2007, Microsoft Translator thrives on iOS and Android. It can translate free text and website texts online. Text can be translated directly through the Bing Translator site while webpage texts can be translated using the Bilingual Viewer tools. Currently, Microsoft Translator supports about 110 languages including Bangla. Not to mention, it is one of the best alternatives to Google Translator.  Read More: As advertisers cut down on spending, Google’s ad sales weaken The app consists mostly of a few distinct functionalities. If you need to translate a sentence, you may input or copy-paste the text into the text translator, which will recognize your language automatically. If necessary, there are options to have the software read this information aloud. Bing Microsoft Translator Bing Translator is Microsft’s consumer-based translator service. Previously it was called Windows Live translator. Microsoft's Bing Translator is a superior alternative to Google Translate when it comes to online translation services.  It supports more than 70 different languages including Bangla. This translator allows up to 5000 characters of input at a time. Read How to Get a Job in Google from Bangladesh? Either type in what you wish to translate or use the microphone to speak it into the Bing app and have it automatically converted. You may search using the translation while listening to it in either a male or female voice, and you can do this on Bing. Yandex Translate Yandex Translate is a fantastic option if you're seeking a translation that most closely resembles Google Translate's behavior. Until March 2021, Yandex translator can support translation services for about 98 languages including Bangla. It is a good competitor of Google Translate which supports 109 languages. Read More: Best Free English Editing, Proofreading Courses Online The user interface of Yandex Translate is quite similar to that of Google Translate, so getting started with it should be simple. You can input or simply copy-paste texts in the blank field, then choose the desired language from the drop-down menu. DeepL Starting its journey in August 2017, DeepL, an automatic translation company has gained prominence in recent years. DeepL originated as a project launched by a German start-up but has now become perhaps the most accurate and trustworthy translation service accessible today. Read More: Ai and Future of Content Writing: Will Artificial Intelligence Replace Writers DeepL only supports about 29 languages which can increase in the coming days. However, this translator offers a remarkable degree of accuracy for translation works of its supported languages. In contrast to the conventional ways, an AI and deep-learning-based approach to language translation are crucial here. Reverso Next on this list is Reverso, one of Google Translate's longest-running rivals. Reverso is a comprehensive language translation suite that includes a dictionary and grammar checker, but this article emphasizes its quick translation service. As you would expect, Reverso performs similarly to Google Translate. You choose your desired language pairings and then enter or copy the text for translation. Read More: Career Paths for Writers: Lucrative Jobs for Folks Who Love to Write Currently, Reverso Translator supports about 18 languages. Translate Dict An internet-based translator called Translate Dict can recognize and translate about 52 different languages automatically. It allows the user to insert a word, phrase, or block of text. Then, this platform will automatically recognize the source language. After that, the users have to choose the output language from the drop-down menu and hit the "Translate" button. You can also download, copy, or even hear the translation spoken aloud. Read More: How to Get Hired for Online Writing Jobs iTranslate The iTranslate app, which Sonico Mobile created, allows you to translate text and webpages, search up terms with meanings, and even the verb conjugations for certain phrases, in over one hundred different languages. iTranslate is compatible with a number of different operating systems, including Windows, iOS, macOS, Android, and Google Play. It has control that is based on gestures, and it has the capacity to translate Chinese letters into English that are intelligible, making translation simpler. You may translate anything by just typing in the text or speaking into the voice-to-voice function of this simple piece of software. Read More: English Writing Skill: How to Start Writing and Improve Linguee Linguee is a web-based application that was released in 2009 that allows you to translate single words or phrases rather than whole paragraphs. It also supports more than 25 different dialects.  It works whether your internet connection is too slow or you don't have internet access. Unlike the other online-based language translator, you may use it offline,   Linguee presents a wide selection of multilingual lines taken from many forms of online media. You will get an understanding of how a single word or term may be applied in a multitude of contexts if you approach it in this manner. Read More: Best Free Websites to Improve English Writing Skill Significant European legal practices use this program since it has core skills in the languages of French, German, and Dutch. Baidu Translate With Google's services blocked in the country, Baidu has become the go-to option for internet users in China. Similar to Google Translate, Baidu Translate's foundation is on neural networks, which allow for very natural translations.  In addition, you may use your smartphone's voice commands to do searches on Baidu, since the search engine has an integrated speech-based translation tool. Currently, Baidu Translate supports 16 different languages. Read More: Everyday Habits to Learn English Successfully Babylon Translator It is said that Babylon is one of the translation and dictionary software utilized most often throughout the globe. It has a collection of over 1,700 dictionaries and glossaries written in a range of different languages. This translator has been working in the sector for over 19 years and has shown again and again that they can reliably generate accurate results whether employing dictionaries or thesauri. Conclusion Although Google Translator is one of the most used online-based translation services in the world, this does not necessarily mean that it is the best accurate or feature-rich translator available. So far, we have discussed the 10 best Translator services alternative to Google Translate. Among these translators, Microsoft Translator, Bing Microsoft Translator, and Yandex Translator can support the Bangla language.  Those who are looking for alternatives to Google Translate or simply want to keep their distance from the Google environment can check out the list. Besides these, there are many more Online and Offline based Translators available nowadays.    Read More: How to Think in English: Learn some effective ways

Global smartphone brand Samsung has shaped the smartphone industry with the help of innovations in screen, camera, and AI technology. Here are the top 10 innovations of Samsung: AMOLED display The AMOLED display has created the opportunity for everyone to enjoy large-screen displays on smartphones. Samsung was the first to popularize AMOLED displays. Analogue touch on digital devices In 2011, the brand introduced the innovative technology pen called Pen for the first time with the Samsung Galaxy Note. So, those who wanted to have the taste of analogue, even on digital devices, did not need to carry around a paper notebook and pen. Knox Users store a lot of our personal, professional, and other important data on their smartphones. So, the device they use should be reassuring and sensitive even in terms of security. Keeping this in mind, Samsung came up with its official security solution for smartphones called Samsung Knox, which can ward off untoward data leakage or virus attacks. Protection from water, dust In the past, any smartphone, no matter how expensive, was almost certain to be damaged once it was dropped in water due to carelessness. In 2017, Samsung was the first brand to use the highest level of waterproof and dustproof technology, IP68, in its Galaxy S7 device. Samsung Pay In 2015, Samsung introduced Samsung Pay on its smartphones to facilitate instant transactions for modern users. It is one such feature of the brand, through which users' all cash and card-related requirements can be met with just one device. First dual-pixel sensor Samsung brought the world's first dual-pixel sensor on the smartphone. With this innovation, Samsung has made life easier for photography lovers by providing the benefits of DSLR cameras in smartphones. One UI To ensure a unique experience for users, Samsung developed its own One UI in 2018. Compared to other user interfaces available in the market, their UI is "simpler, more comfortable, more secure, and more user-friendly." Foldable smartphone In 2019, Samsung ushered in the foldable smartphone era for the first time in the world with the launch of Galaxy Z Fold. Built with the latest technology, this smartphone is powered by all modern features, such as Multi-Active Window, to ensure the user's comfort. AI-powered eraser to remove unwanted parts of photos Samsung first introduced this innovative technology in 2021, which uses artificial intelligence (AI) to remove unwanted objects or parts in any image. Also, the use of voice in operating the device is also a unique example of the use of AI in smartphones. Read more: Samsung tops ‘World’s Best Employers 2022’ For a sustainable future In addition to the use of innovative technology in smartphones, Samsung is working to build a sustainable future for the world. Since its inception, the brand has emphasised recycling various smartphone components. Also, the South Korean brand is also working relentlessly to reduce the use of plastic and paper in devices. Read more: Samsung Galaxy Watch5 available in Bangladesh stores  

Twitter’s relaunched premium service — which grants blue-check “verification” labels to anyone willing to pay $8 a month — was unavailable Friday after the social media platform was flooded by a wave of imposter accounts approved by Twitter. Before billionaire Elon Musk took control of the social media platform two weeks ago the blue check was granted to celebrities, journalists and verified by the platform — precisely to prevent impersonation. Now, anyone can get one as long as they have a phone, a credit card and $8 a month. After an imposter account registered under the revamped Twitter Blue system tweeted that insulin was free, pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly & Co. had to post an apology. Nintendo, Lockheed Martin, Musk’s own Tesla and SpaceX were also impersonated as well as the accounts of various professional sports figures. Read more: Elon Musk says will ban impersonators on Twitter For advertisers who have put their business in Twitter on hold, the fake accounts could be the last straw as Musk’s rocky run atop the platform — laying off half the workforce and triggering high-profile departures — raises questions about its survivability. There are now two categories of “blue checks,” and they look identical. One includes the accounts verified before Musk took helm. It notes that “This account is verified because it’s notable in government, news, entertainment, or another designated category.” The other notes that the account subscribes to Twitter Blue. An email sent to Twitter’s press address went unanswered. The company’s communications department was gutted in the layoffs. On Thursday, Musk tweeted that “too many corrupt legacy Blue ‘verification’ checkmarks exist, so no choice but to remove legacy Blue in coming months.” Twitter Blue was not available on the platform’s online version, which said signup was only possible on the iPhone version. But the iPhone version did not offer Twitter Blue as an option Twitter also once again began adding gray “official” labels to some prominent accounts. It had rolled out the labels earlier this week, only to kill them a few hours later. They returned Thursday night, at least for some accounts — including Twitter’s own, as well as big companies like Amazon, Nike and Coca-Cola, before many vanished again. Celebrities also did not appear to be getting the “official” label. Read more: Twitter's 'official' gray checks back again for some accounts