Android users may soon be able to see news stories at the top of their Twitter timeline

Android users may soon be able to see news stories at the top of their Twitter timeline It will be easy for people to see the news & stories their followers have been discussing. Tech and Gadgets Facebook does it again, secretly pays teens $20 to access their data Food & Drinks Want a healthy gut? Switching to a vegan diet is beneficial

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK Final cast of biopic 'PM Narendra Modi': Boman Irani, Darshan Kumaar join Vivek Oberoi Ruff time: Mumbai airport's 3 therapy dogs abducted; company says ex-employee stole them as revenge ED issues notice to Rahat Fateh Ali Khan for violating foreign exchange rules involving Rs 2 crore How many drinks is too many drinks? Too much alcohol can change your DNA Cricketer Shreyas Iyer talks wheels with teammate Suryakumar Yadav; would call his car 'Queen of the South' Twitterati has some hilarious responses to Google asking why Indians want to marry Assistant

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