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Facebook chief  Mark Zuckerberg  on Thursday announced the parent company's name is being changed to " Meta " to represent a future beyond just its troubled social network.  The name change comes as the company battles criticisms from lawmakers and regulators over its market power, its algorithmic decisions and the policing of abuses on its platforms. CEO Mark Zuckerberg, speaking at the company's live-streamed virtual and augmented reality conference, said the new name reflected its focus on building the metaverse. "We've learned a lot from struggling with social issues and living under closed platforms, and now it is time to take everything that we've learned and help build the next chapter," Zuckerberg said. Name of apps to remain same The tech giant said the change would bring together its different apps and technologies under one new brand. It said it would not change its corporate structure. The names of the apps that it builds — Facebook, Inst
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Coolpad Defiant makes entrance on T-Mobile for $100

It was a couple months ago that word leakedout that a new Android 7.0 handset would be making its debut on T-Mobile. Now, the Coolpad Defiant is available for purchase, coming in at $100.
If you've never heard of Coolpad, you probably aren't alone. That said, the firm has been involved in mobile technology for over a decade, and is based in China. More recently, LeEco acquired a controlling stake in the firm, and even started making efforts to expand its product line to other regions.
Not everyone requires the latest and greatest, so the Coolpad Defiant is a good mix of both. While the specifications are nothing to write home about, the handset is at least coming to market with a newer version of Android.
As for specifications, the handset offers:
  • 5-inch 854×480 resolution display
  • Qualcomm Snapdragon 425 processor
  • 1GB RAM
  • 8GB storage with microSD expansion up to 32GB
  • 5MP rear camera with a 2MP front-facing camera
  • 2,450 mAh battery
  • Android 7.0 Nougat
Again, the specifications won't rival most competitors devices, but should be a good option for someone looking to dip their toes in the smartphone waters. As mentioned previously, the handset can be purchased from T-Mobile outright for $100, or payment can be made with $4 down, and 24 monthly payments of $4.

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