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TikTok quietly launches a stand-alone TikTok Shop app

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TikTok quietly launches a stand-alone TikTok Shop app
Source: TechCrunch

The app will offer personalized product recommendations, shopping through livestreams and short-form videos, app-exclusive deals, in-app checkout, order tracking, and customer support.

The app will offer personalized product recommendations, shopping through livestreams and short-form videos, app-exclusive deals, in-app checkout, order tracking, and customer support.

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TikTok launched a dedicated TikTok Shop app
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TikTok launched a dedicated TikTok Shop app

TikTok has released a standalone app for TikTok Shop in a few countries, as spotted by social media consultant Matt Navarra . According to its App Store listing , the TikTok Shop app offers: - Personalized picks inspired by your interests - LIVE streams & short videos to see prod

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Ember’s smallest self-heating mug is on sale for just $33
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Ember’s smallest self-heating mug is on sale for just $33

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Nintendo says it’s not planning another Switch 2 price hike
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Nintendo says it’s not planning another Switch 2 price hike

Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa said during the company's latest earnings call that it's "not considering additional changes" to the Switch 2's price, Reuters reports. The Switch 2 got a $50 price hike earlier this year, bringing its starting price up to $499. Nintendo said

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The FAA is finally ditching floppy disks
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The FAA is finally ditching floppy disks

The air traffic control tower is seen San Diego International Airport on May 27th in San Diego, California. | Photo by Kevin Carter / Getty Images It's the year 2026 and the Federal Aviation Administration is still running critical pieces of American airspace on 3.5-inch magnetic

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