Top 10 tech news today: Microsoft Windows 10 release, Google Nexus 6 (32 GB) priced at Rs 29,999 on FlipKart, OnePlus Cardboard priced at Rs 99, more

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Facebook updates its Rooms app for iOS: Facebook has released an upgrade of its Room app on iOS. Facebook’s Room app is a platform that mashes up forums with subreddit like ‘rooms’ anyone can create. (Image Source: Facebook)

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32 GB variant of Google Nexus 6: The 32 GB variant of Google Nexus 6 is available on Flipkart for as low as Rs 29,999. Also, the users can take home the 64GB variant for Rs. 39,999 without exchange offer and for Rs 34,999 under exchange offer.

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BlueStacks has released an update of its Android emulator which allows Android apps to run on OSX. BlueStacks Android emulator already has around 90 million Windows users. (Image Source: BlueStacks)

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Microsoft Windows 10 release: Microsoft will give Windows 10 as a free upgrade to Windows 7 and Windows 8 and 8.1 users for a year. (Image Source: Microsoft )

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SoundCloud in iOS update adds related tracks, shuffle, direct playlist editing: Streaming music application, SoundCloud, has released an update to its mobile application which has new features including related tracks, shuffle, direct playlist editing and more. (Image Source: SoundCloud)

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OnePlus Cardboard virtual reality headset priced at Rs 99 on Amazon: The OnePlus Cardboard will help users get the virtual reality experience.

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Readdle releases Scanner Pro 6 for iOS: Readdle has released an update of its scanning app called Scanner Pro 6 for iOS. Readdle makes apps to deal with PDFs and other documents. Scanner Pro turns the users iPhone or iPad into a portable scanner. (Image Source: Readdle website)

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Intel Compute Stick now available with Ubuntu priced at around $110. It will go on sale next week.</br><br> The Intel Compute Stick with Ubuntu version will be priced at around USD 110, via online and brick-and-mortar stockists. (Image Source: Intel Website )

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Computer system can detect sarcasm and irony in text messages</br><br> Eden Saig, a computer science student at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology in Israel, developed the computerised learning system which works by recognising repeated word patterns. (Image Source: Reuters)