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WhatsApp — the Meta-owned instant messaging app — is set to roll out another exciting feature for its users. This time around, the app would give its users the ability to change the app language.
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Mark Zuckerberg is set to develop virtual coins — Zuck bucks — for users of Facebook and Instagram. His latest decision is part of a scheme of things designed to lessen his platforms’ dependence on
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Apple seems to be on the verge of venturing into a foldable smartphone. Ming-Chi Kuo, an analyst at TF International Securities, shared the development on Twitter. In a tweet, Kuo said Apple was now testing
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Today’s question is, will there be Google’s office in Pakistan anytime soon? Google’s Regional Director for Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh, Farhan S Qureshi, said the company is always exploring opportunities but has nothing to
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WhatsApp automatically follows your phone’s language. It doesn’t give its users a lot of language options, but that would change soon with a future update. This update was announced by WABetaInfo – the outlet that
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The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant was built between 1984 and 1995. It is Europe’s largest nuclear power plant and the ninth-largest in the world. It produces enough energy to power four million homes — a
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The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has initiated work on a framework for launching 5G in the country — slated for April this year. According to media reports, the 5G technology will only be introduced in
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There is a need to understand blockchain technology as its use is on the rise. Blockchain technology is a digital ledger of transactions that is distributed across a network of computer systems. Cryptoassets are the
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WhatsApp is always at work to roll out improvements in the application. The App is aiming to make its user experience even better with an upcoming update. The popular messaging platform is set to enroll
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On Monday, Prime Minister Imran Khan said that Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates had been invited to Pakistan to involve him in the country's IT sector. PM Khan said that the masses would receive good news
