In March 2023, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) received 17,092 complaints from telecom consumers against various telecom operators and cellular operators, of which 16,956 (99.2 percent) were resolved.
When we want to share photos with friends and family, most of us turn to social media. It’s extremely convenient because you can show everyone your pictures with the click of a button.
WhatsApp introduces a new feature for iOS users. Typically, WhatsApp releases features that are compatible with both Android and iOS users, rather than focusing solely on one platform.
In recent years, the advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) has brought about concerns over the impact it may have on employment. Technology giant IBM has announced its plans to stop hiring people for thousands of tasks that it believes artificial intelligence can perform in the upcoming years. CEO Arvind Krishna has stated that during a five-year period, around 30% of the approximately 26,000 non-customer-facing occupations might be replaced by AI, resulting in a loss of about 7,800 jobs.
Michelin has been developing airless tyres for over ten years, and their distinctive design, which resembles toy car wheels, drew attention at the Munich auto show.
It’s amazing to see engineers breaking down barriers and coming up with new ways to improve the operation of these gadgets, which are becoming more and more common in our society.
Celebrities, politicians, and athletes have all lost their blue ticks since Elon Musk decided that the microblogging site Twitter would only offer the blue tick to users who subscribed to Twitter Blue.
Following the introduction of the highly requested feature of using a single WhatsApp account on secondary devices in 2021, WhatsApp is now introducing another major feature.
It has been discovered that a chatbot powered by AI technology is being used to perform administrative duties for the government in Yokosuka City, Japan.
Easypaisa, one of Pakistan’s most popular mobile money transfer services, has announced a name change.
Twitter began removing blue ticks from users, including Imran Khan, Maryam Nawaz, Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, and others, as the symbol previously used to indicate a verified account vanished.
In an odd turn of events, popular cricketers Virat Kohli and Babar Azam recently lost their verified badges
