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Mobile Apps

WhatsApp Has a New Application for Windows, Download Here!

So far, users can access WhatsApp on a laptop or computer using the WhatsApp Desktop application. But secretly WhatsApp is preparing a new application for Windows that looks more beautiful. Twitter user @ALumia_Italia reported details about this WhatsApp for Windows app. This application is made using the Universal Windows Platform (UWP) so it is compatible for Windows 10, Windows 11 and Xbox, as quoted from WABetaInfo, Wednesday (17/11/2021). This new WhatsApp application has a differ
Tips and tricks

Tips to Hide Annoying WhatsApp Chats Without Blocking Contacts

Often receive annoying WhatsApp chats but are reluctant to block the contact? Don't worry because WhatsApp has a feature that can hide chats without blocking contacts. WhatsApp recently released a new archive feature that allows users to hide chats and silence notifications for good. So this feature will be very useful for those of you who, for example, often receive annoying messages from your ex-girlfriend. Before this feature existed, archived WhatsApp chats would return to the main
Mobile Apps

WhatsApp can no longer be used on this cellphone starting in 2021

WhatsApp will soon withdraw its support for Android and older iOS starting next year. Some cellphones are also threatened that they can no longer use this messaging application. WhatsApp always asks its users to update their devices with the latest operating system in order to enjoy the best experience. They recently updated the FAQ on their official website about which operating systems will be supported in 2021. Quoted from Livemint, Sunday (20/12/2020) WhatsApp can only be used on m
Consumer

Snapdragon 888 Is The Fastest Chipset, This Is The Benchmark Result

Qualcomm recently demonstrated the performance of the Snapdragon 888 5G Mobile Platform through a series of synthetic benchmark tests. It only means measuring some aspects of usage and not capturing other broad experiences, such as connectivity, photography, videography, audio, battery life and charging speed, etc. Each benchmark was run on the Snapdragon 888 reference design and the score was an average of the three trials. All benchmark measurements are run using the default rules in
Consumer

Google and Qualcomm Promise Longer Android Updates

Until now, the weakness of Android compared to iOS is the availability of operating system updates, where most Android phones only get updates 2-3 years after release. Meanwhile for iOS, as long as the hardware is still supported, Apple will continue to provide OS updates. This is what Google is trying to solve by releasing Project Treble in 2017, and now they are still trying to improve the availability of Android updates. Google had to collaborate with Qualcomm, and recently they ann
Mobile Apps

Instagram Releases Corona Hoax Antidote Notification Feature

Instagram has just announced two new features in an effort to help combat misinformation news related to COVID-19. Users located in areas with increasing cases of Corona will see a notification link to the local health authority at the top of the bait and anyone looking for COVID-19 vaccine information will also be directed to a reliable source of health information. Reporting from The Verge, Instagram's new steps to ward off Corona hoaxes will also block hashtags containing false info

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