Category: Articles
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WhatsApp’s Windows desktop app is trying out the ‘View Once’ function
WhatsApp’s UWP desktop app for Windows has just been updated with a slew of new capabilities. We just saw the Meta-owned messaging app gain Windows 11 design features early in 2022, as well as compatibility for dark mode. The business is currently developing the “View Once” functionality for media files, which allows users to send…
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Microsoft secretly undoes one of its most awful Windows 11 modifications
Microsoft which is known for products like Office 365 has discreetly reversed a modification introduced with Windows 11 that sparked outrage and dissatisfaction among a substantial number of users. With the most recent Windows 11 upgrade, which is presently being rolled out, modifying the OS system’s default web browser is as easy as simply pressing…
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Meta is transforming its SMS service similar to Slack
Slack-like features are arriving in Meta’s SMS service Messenger, to make it simpler to attract the interest of a whole group chat. Entering “@” and a person’s name, such as in Google Workspace and several other online services nowadays, will tag that individual in a group chat or file. However, with the upcoming @everyone shortcut,…
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Microsoft Excel might have a new competitor in the form of Rows
Rows, a spreadsheet software company, has released a beta version of a new desktop app in an attempt to challenge Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets’ supremacy. The beta was launched in secret in December 2021, but the company has now made it public with native apps both for Windows and macOS, according to a news…
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This Microsoft Teams competitor is gearing up for advancement
DingTalk, an enterprise-focused competitor to Microsoft Teams with over 500 million active users, has received some new capabilities from Alibaba. DingTalk is a service provided by Alibaba Cloud, one of the world’s major cloud service providers in terms of market share, and it includes communication, task management, audio and video conferencing, live-streaming, real-time interpretation, and…
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Apple is planning to refund $14.8 million to its Cloud service subscribers
Apple will compensate certain users of its Cloud service after the company agreed to resolve a class-action lawsuit for $14.8 million According to a news site, the complaint was filed in reaction to Apple allegedly violating its cloud service terms and conditions by hosting its cloud service’s customer data on 3rd party servers. Apple rejected…
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Microsoft is introducing the Search Highlights feature to Windows 11
Microsoft, which is known for products like Microsoft Teams, revealed this week that it has begun a gradual deployment of its unique “search highlights” capability for Windows 10 users, which will be available to Windows 11 users soon. Whenever a user hovers or selects an image that is displayed inside the Windows search box, that…
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Microsoft is attempting to get more game developers to utilize Azure
In a bid to get game creators to join its Azure cloud computing service, Microsoft, known for products like Office 365, has introduced a range of numerous new programs and services aimed exclusively at gamers. The first one is Microsoft’s Azure Game Development Virtual Machine, which enables game creators to test and produce games in…
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Microsoft introduces ‘Unsupported Hardware’ watermark on Windows 11
In February, Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel received a preview edition of Microsoft Windows 11 that included a new “feature” that displayed a watermark on any computer that did not satisfy Microsoft’s stated requirements of the system. To be explicit, this covers virtual machines as well. At the time, it appeared like this was…
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Apple’s cloud service iCloud along with other Apple services is down
It was not just you, for millions of people, over a handful of Apple products were unavailable, including Apple’s Cloud Service iCloud and SMS Service iMessage. On the technology company’s system status webpage, 11 disruptions were listed, including podcasts, music, and games. It stated that Apple was looking into the problem and that services may be…