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agen game slot pragmatic play Google is no more the world’s second-largest player in the smart speaker market. That title goes to Baidu, China’s largest search engine company. According to a new report published by market research firm Canalys, Baidu has passed Google as the number two smart speaker vendor globally in terms of shipments.

The Russian had kicked off preparations for his U.S. Open title defence by winning in Los Cabos, Mexico last week but he ran straight into a player in the form of his life in Montreal. Kyrgios, who has never been ranked inside the top 10, finished runner-up at Wimbledon last month before winning in Washington last week.

Xiaomi Mi Band 3 has been confirmed to launch at the company’s annual product launch event on May 31 in Shenzhen. Xiaomi’s Senior Vice President Wang Xiang has released a tweet saying that the Mi Band 3 is also coming on May 31,  along with the Mi 8 and MIUI 10.  In another post on China’s social media platform Weibo, Xiaomi confirmed that the high-profile May 31 launch event will see the unveiling of the new Mi Band,

The wedding of Telugu film distributor Sunil Narang’s daughter Jahnvi Narang witnessed the coming together of the who’s who of the South film industry. While Pawan Kalyan came along with his elder brother Chiranjeevi, Nagarjuna was seen with his son Naga Chaitanya. Venkatesh Daggubati, actor Nani and Major fame Adivi Sesh were also spotted at the big fat wedding.

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Gilbert Gottfried, a stand-up comic with a screwy voice and a penchant for pushing boundaries with jokes about the September 11 attacks and the Japanese tsunami, has died at age 67, his family said on Tuesday.

According to a CNN report, some towns in Italy are struggling to reverse a trend of depopulation, and are looking to sell old, abandoned houses at bargain prices. The town of Salemi in Sicily is one of them and its latest offer is the sale of such properties for less than the price of an espresso!

Facebook has had its fair share of criticism and there are some fairly strong reasons for these given the string of privacy breaches to the social network’s refusal to censor hate speech. Previously, we have seen calls for #DeleteFacebook, most notably made by former WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton. The latest to join the ‘delete’ Facebook call is Tesla and SpaceX boss Elon Musk. But his reasoning was well, typical Musk.

As per the FIR, the complainant connected with a woman on a dating website in January after their profiles and interests matched. The two subsequently exchanged numbers and started chatting. A month into the communication, the woman told the complainant about a new stock trading platform with praise for the good returns it gave on investments. She sent him a link and asked him to create an account by submitting personal and financial details. Over the next month, the woman kept persuading the complainant to make payments to certain bank accounts and his account on the website kept showing the additions and high profits.