LibreOffice 7.2 is expected for release before the end of August while today marks the availability of the first release candidate. Since last month’s LibreOffice 7.2 beta process began, more bug fixes have been accumulating … Read more
In addition to a web revamp, Google Chat is rolling out more notification settings over the coming weeks. These new options are “based on your level of engagement or involvement in specific conversations.” From the … Read more
Telegram is a hugely popular messaging client, especially for those interested in privacy. It’s easy to use and widely available for all platforms – Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS all have access to this … Read more
The Google Camera app has been continually improving the past few years making Pixel users pretty happy. One thing that users have been requesting is to have an easier way to take videos aside from … Read more
If you miss having an actual whiteboard to facilitate your meeting and brainstorming, the next best thing would have to be a virtual one since you’re also meeting virtually anyway. Finding a way to put … Read more
WhatsApp seems to be experimenting with several ways for your messages to automatically disappear after a certain amount of time. Late last year, they rolled out the disappearing messages feature but some thought that seven … Read more
Telegram updates are always something to look forward to since they consistently bring exciting and useful goodies to the digital table. The latest one is no exemption as users can now enable an auto-delete timer … Read more
If you live in India and you’ve been longing to view some TikTok videos, we sorta have news for you. No, the government has not reversed their ban on the Chinese-owned viral video app but … Read more
While you probably will want to watch videos in their highest possible resolution, there are sometimes limitations with the device, app restrictions, slow internet connection, bandwidth limitations, paywalled subscriptions, etc. Well Android users will finally … Read more
A new version of Microsoft Office used to be big news in the late ’90s and early 2000s. Now, with Office 365, LibreOffice, Google Docs, and several more than capable older standalone versions of Office, … Read more