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Tech giant Facebook is preparing to start a digital wallet this year to enable users to store cryptocurrencies, said a senior company executive in a recent interview. Head of Facebook´s crypto unit, David Marcus, said
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Federal Minister for Science and Technology, Shibli Faraz, on Tuesday, said that the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) had shown satisfaction over the Electronic Voting Machines (EVM) developed by the Ministry of Science. He said
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Inovi Telecom, after authorisation from Pakistan Telecom Authority (PTA), has exported 5,500 units of 4G smartphones carrying the “manufactured in Pakistan" tag to the United Arab Emirates (UAE). In a statement issued on Saturday, the
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Nothing makes you doubt the authenticity of a message more than a label that says it has been forwarded multiple times. If you think slightly deeper, that’s precisely the point of the forwarded label. Many
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The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has approved a new cybersecurity policy and an accompanying cybersecurity agency for the South Asian nation. The new policy aims to help private and public institutions - including national information
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WhatsApp has finally rolled out a feature that allows users to have their photos and videos vanished after they are seen. The popular messaging app said the feature was pointed at "giving users even more
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On Monday, Google unveiled a flagship Pixel smartphone powered by its first mobile chip - a bid to put artificial intelligence in buyers’ hands. Pixel 6 models are set for a release later this year.
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Snapchat users finally have a piece of good news to cheer upon! The famous social media app has gone to "Snapchat no longer down" from "Snapchat down" and you can finally use it again. Yes,
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WhatsApp is trundling out a new joinable calls feature that will let you join group calls after they’ve started. Head of Facebook Will Cathcart took to Twitter to announce this exciting feature on Monday. The
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The popular messaging app, WhatsApp, has released a statement on its website that notifies its users of the possibility that their accounts could get suspended if they have some of the mentioned applications downloaded on
