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The post ‘Eva’ curates interesting channels, bots, & stickers in Telegram appeared first on BardTech . It has been quite impressive watching a small Russian developer team take inspiration from applications like WhatsApp and create something that many believe is the best mobile chat application available today. Telegram started as an application that some would call nothing more than a WhatsApp clone. However, over time the team grew and the Telegram features started to grow, and grow, and grow. Some of these Telegram features have ignited ecosystems of their own which have begun to add a bit of complexity to the platform. A common example of this in action is the sticker feature that was added to Telegram a long time ago. At first, it was just a set of stickers that were available in the application, but this soon grew into a feature that allowed us the ability to install sticker packs of our own. Now, there are dozens of Telegram sticker websites out there that try to o...

The post VPN Hotspot lets you share your VPN connection over a hotspot appeared first on BardTech . There are a lot of people who worry about the privacy of their online activity these days. Companies are releasing entire web browsers that focus solely on blocking the countless number of trackers that companies have embedded into their websites. Then we have internet providers who try to snoop in on what you’re doing, there are hackers who scan through entire publish WiFi networks, and so much more. This is a big reason why the VPN business is getting so popular these days and getting one for everyone in a house, or all of your friends, can get quite expensive. Thankfully, XDA Senior Member  Mygod Studio  has released a free application called VPN Hotspot which lets you share your current VPN connection to people near you by using a hotspot/system tethering or repeater (root required). The goal of Mygod Studio was to design a VPN Hotspot to do...

The post Nova is an open-source video player for phones, tablets, and Android TV appeared first on BardTech . Finding the perfect media player on the platform you like to enjoy watching or listening to content on can be a pain in the butt. I remember this being such a hassle on the desktop PC until VLC came around , and now most of the people in the know either use it or MPC-HC. Then people began watching more content on their smartphones, and again, it led to a huge search for the go-to application to use. For a long time, this ended up being an application called MX Player,  which has been downloaded by over 500,000 million users. As people have begun to move away from MX Player, a new open-source video player has emerged and it is being called Nova. So you may wonder if MX Player had such a strong following then why are so many people looking for alternatives? We see this from time to time though. An application gets so big that some feel it becomes bloated ...