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Pakistan - On Tuesday, Prime Minister Imran Khan Launched the Federal Board of Revenue’s (FBR) Track and Trace system, asserting that Pakistan’s tax collection would cross Rs8 trillion. Addressing the launch ceremony in Islamabad, PM
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Pakistan - According to various media reports New spyware sits on Android-based smartphones, having the ability to control a device remotely. Even though malware-infested applications have been common recently, the latest one named PhoneSpy has
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Pakistan - WhatsApp Has long been working on a desktop app for Windows, which evidently is independent of a mobile phone. However, earlier today, the Meta company has launched its beta version that is now
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Pakistan - Pakistan IT Industry About a month back, it was reported that Pakistan’s IT and IT-enabled services exports increased by 42% to $635 million in the first three months of the fiscal year 2021-22.
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USA - Facebook, in what appears to be a major rebrand, has changed its name to Meta. At the Connect 2021 event today (Friday), CEO Mark Zuckerberg introduced Meta - bringing together technologies and apps
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Pakistan - The Facebook-owned communication platform, WhatsApp, is working on some new features that are set to be rolled out in the future. WhatsApp, reportedly, is at work on a feature named “global voice message
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Pakistan- It has recently come to light that WhatsApp can delete chat groups and clear their chat history - all by itself. According to an article on WABetainfo.com, WhatsApp can and does delete groups in
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Pakistan- Social media platforms are currently under fire in Pakistan. While civil society is raising questions on the freedom of speech, social media companies, on the other hand, have raised alarms concerning liability, local market
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Pakistan- Undoubtedly, WhatsApp is the most popular messaging app in the world. With over 2 billion users globally and an uncountable amount of messages – about 100 billion – sent each day on this hell
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Pakistan- A fault in the 25,000-kilometres-long Asia-Europe AE1 cable occurred on Monday, as a result of which a countrywide slow internet speed was observed in Pakistan. Many users took to Twitter to express their dismay
