Twitter, now rebranded as X, has been discussing the introduction of video and audio call capabilities for some time, and it is now delivering on that promise.
Dr. Saif, who was speaking to the media alongside Caretaker Information Minister Murtaza Solangi, mentioned that there is currently no financial tool available to facilitate payments for Pakistan’s growing freelance community.
Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has made the decision to incorporate Threads posts into users’ Facebook feeds in an effort to promote its new social network, which serves as a rival to a certain platform, referred to as “X.”
WhatsApp has made a somber announcement affecting tech enthusiasts. In a blog post from the Facebook-owned service, it was revealed that WhatsApp will no longer be compatible with certain iPhones and Android devices.
Xiaomi has officially confirmed the launch date for its highly-anticipated Xiaomi 14 series flagship. The event is scheduled for October 26 in China.
The introduction of the Y78t in China marks the latest addition to Vivo’s Y-series. While this device maintains the core design elements of the standard Y78 model for the Chinese market, it sets itself apart with a few distinctive features.
AMD has introduced its most powerful laptop GPU, the Radeon RX 7900M, and Dell has announced that the Alienware M18 will be the first laptop to feature it.
WhatsApp now allows the use of two separate accounts on a single Android smartphone, in addition to its existing capability of using one account on multiple smartphones.
In Choona, we follow the story of a once-powerful gangster who has now ventured into politics and harbors a host of superstitions and borderline delusions
In a significant development, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has put a halt to the issuance of three-month visit visas.
SadaPay, the fintech firm that introduced a tailored business account called SadaBiz for freelancers earlier this year, has revealed that SadaBiz users can now receive payments through Apple Pay and Google Pay.
X, formerly Twitter, now charges new users in the Philippines and New Zealand around $0.75 and $0.85 annually for essential features, such as posting content.
