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Musk and Zuck will fight each other in an "epic" Italian spot
Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg long anticipated MMA fight is now set to take place in Italy, with the exact location yet to be disclosed, as confirmed by Musk's Twitter (Now called X) post. The event will be promoted by their respective foundations and streamed on Twitter and Meta platforms. All proceeds generated from the fight will be donated to veterans.
Google is developing an AI that can write news stories
Google is reportedly developing an AI tool under the working title 'Genesis' that aims to generate news stories when supplied with event details.
Most downloaded Quran apps right now
For Muslims worldwide, one of the most essential apps is the Quran app. Here are some of the most downloaded Quran apps right now.
From digital Qurans to daily Hadiths, check out the best free Islamic apps
For Muslims around the world, there are a plethora of free Islamic apps available that help them to stay connected to their faith and stay on top of their religious obligations. In this article, we will explore some of the best free Islamic apps available on the market.
Zoom’s hand gesture recognition now available on desktop apps
Zoom, the video-calling software, has recently introduced the gesture recognition feature to its desktop version.
BYTES / ThiefGuard helps to protect Smartphone from theft
A local technology-based company Softalogy Limited has launched an Android app called ThiefGuard to protect smartphones from thieves. The app will assist in identifying and regain lost devices. The app officially launched last Thursday, according to a press release issued by the company.
BYTES / India open to launching own app store as start-ups criticise Google
India is open to launching its own mobile app store or expanding an existing one if it receives enough demand from domestic firms for an alternative to Apple and Google platforms, a senior government official said on Thursday.
Caretutors.com launches new app
Recently, online-based tuition site ‘Caretutors.com’ launched a new Android app. The app comes with the option of creating tutors profile, getting the direction of the student’s residence, apply for tuition, undo the application, etc.
APPS ON THE FLOOR
mJams Music is a new music streaming app by mJams Music. Focusing on delivering a seamless audio entertainment platform, mJams makes sure the best songs are just a tap away.
Google Photos update hints at unlimited free storage for Nexus users
An Android Police teardown of the Android application package (APK) for Google Photos' next update looks like there are some new tweaks and features coming to the backup and storage service, including a pot sweetener for Nexus users.
ICTs bringing new dimensions of service delivery
ICTs have dramatically changed service models in the last two decades. Many jobs have been made more efficient and less
360 Degree: Probably your next favourite game
360 Degree is a unique game. Starting from the UI, the sound effect, the gameplay- everything is intuitive. Besides the simplicity and crisp graphics & minimalist design, the player needs to focus on their multi-tasking skills and reaction times. Drawing inspiration from some of the very first video games ever made, this game adds a twist to the traditional back and forth.
Facebook to ramp up video viewing features
Facebook said on Tuesday it is testing an array of features aimed at getting people to watch more videos at the leading social network.
Webmaker: Building apps just got easy!
Mozilla Foundation recently has launched the Webmaker app in Bangladesh. By downloading the app for free, Bangladeshi Android users can now easily
gDraw: An easy-to-use painting app for kids
Parents of toddlers and preschoolers! If your kid is always on tab then we have an app that might help to boost your kid's creative and
Govt launches 500 mobile apps for better service
To provide better services to the people, the government has launched 500 mobile apps with an aim to achieve the new millennium development goal by 2021.
Clone war: Bing Maps vs. Google Maps
Microsoft is looking to test a brand new web version of Bing Maps, which really resembles the service already provided by Google Maps.