Google’s Android Pie update came with a new feature that prevents apps running in the background from using the camera. This is specifically to apps with permission to access the camera, for instance, WhatsApp, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Paytm and so ...
One of the most important tasks while switching from one phone to another is transferring personal data. And these days, WhatsApp undoubtedly occupies a major chunk of that bundle. Though transferring WhatsApp chat history can be easily performed from one ...
The latest craze in software development is the implementation of a system-wide dark mode, be it from an operating system level like Microsoft, Apple, and recently Google already did with Windows, macOS, and Android OS respectively or down to individual ...
Bringing a consistent form of dark mode is not an easy task, as the existing implementations are very much fragmented. Even the apps from Google don’t have a standard way to toggle the color scheme – some rely on underlying ...
WhatsApp, which is now owned by Facebook, is undoubtedly the king of instant messaging today. True, it might not boast of the most innovative features compared to, say, Signal or even Telegram but by sheer numbers, WhatsApp is a major ...
Android gets new features with every iteration, but exploring all of these features to the miniature additions is close to impossible. Some of these features are usually big and easy to pick out, just like Picture-in-Picture (PiP) when Android Oreo ...
WhatsApp dark mode has been in development for the longest period ever. Sure, Android 10 users can already force dark mode on WhatsApp, but the Facebook-owned instant messenger is also working on a native solution of its ...
Following in the footsteps of iOS, WhatsApp users can finally use a fingerprint scanner to secure chats on their Android smartphones. This feature has been coming since last year and while it has finally arrived, it’s still ...
System-wide dark mode is the new trend in design language. Mainstream operating systems, like Microsoft Windows and macOS from Apple, have already incorporated native dark mode support. Third party apps are also part of the race, although the implementations are ...
