Does the internet seem a little spookier today? (And no, I don’t mean because you read through of the latest news in your Twitter feed.)
As it turns out, a lot of the big tech companies have gotten into the Halloween spirit this year, with fun little easter eggs and Halloween-themed additions to their apps and services.
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from iFeeltech IT News Mix4 https://techcrunch.com/gallery/halloween-comes-to-your-favorite-apps/?ncid=rss
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