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Google is killing addition one of its beginning apps — Neighbourly. The aggregation said it’s shutting down the app on May 12, as the activity didn’t take off as expected.

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Like what seems like the rest of the world is doing right now, I’ve been arena the new Animal Crossing: New Horizons game on Nintendo Switch, and it didn’t disappoint. The game charcoal artlessly filled with charm, but below the admirable spring acclimate and abatement music is a agog raccoon puppeteering your every move — and his name is Tom Nook.

Over the weekend, I saw a ton of people on my Cheep timeline talking about Dalgona coffee. If you don’t know about this trend, it’s fine. Dalgona coffee is a frothy and creamy coffee that’s made by agilely whipping coffee, sugar, and a little bit of water.

In the past couple of weeks, video calling apps such as Zoom and Houseparty have gained amazing acceptance thanks to common lockdowns. But with accretion fame, experts have raised aloofness and aegis apropos accompanying to these apps.

We all know the feeling, you’re chatting with your friend or even your boss over the internet and you arrest them awkwardly. A blackout ensues as you both try to let each other talk. Then you arrest each other again and face addition awkward blackout before buzz collectively at the abortion of modern technology to make our modern lives as modern as we want them to be.