WhatsApp has started rolling out video call feature on its messaging app. At the moment, some Windows Phone users are able to get the feature on their devices without any need to reinstall the app. Voice call on Android and iOS is expected to arrive soon. Update: The beta version of WhatsApp Android app now […]
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Open Source Programmers Have Sued Apple Nexedi, a French open source software vendor has sued Apple. The lack of support for standard web technologies on iOS irked the company, resulting in the allegations that Apple’s App Store contract is unfair. We have contacted Apple for a clarification and we’ll be keeping you in the know. Nexedi,
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After eight Release Candidates and lots of development work, Linux kernel 4.8 has been released by Linus Torvalds. The latest kernel release brings better support for lots of hardware and components. This release also marks the opening of the merge window for 4.9 kernel, which will be the next LTS kernel branch. As planned, Linux creator
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Discharged batteries are one of the many modern day miseries in our digital lives. However, by following some simple steps and taking a little bit of extra care, you can extend and maximise your phone’s battery life. These tips include avoiding complete discharging of battery and uninstalling the power-consuming applications. As all leading smartphone makers
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ometimes you want to get out of the Facebook world. Most of the people know about deactivating their Facebook. But it is also possible to delete your Facebook account permanently. But do remember to download a copy of your Facebook data before deleting your account. Facebook is the biggest social network in the world with around
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What would it take for hackers to significantly disrupt the US’ 911 emergency call system? It only takes 6,000 Smartphones. Yes, you heard it right! According to new research published last week, a malicious attacker can leverage a botnet of infected smartphone devices located throughout the country to knock the 911 service offline in an
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