Digital Education

WhatsApp Rolls Out “Message Yourself” Feature

November 30, 2022

Instead of having that internal monologue stay in your head, you can now play out all of your thoughts to yourself in WhatsApp.

How To Get The Most Out Of Your Web Presence

July 7, 2022

In this day and age, some businesses still don’t realize that a bulk of their customers will visit their website prior to making a purchase. For generating more revenue, having a good online presence—especially a website—can make all the difference.

Chrome Password Manager Update

July 2, 2022

Google is adding the ability for users to check their passwords in bulk. Users can add a Google Password Manager shortcut on Android. The update brings touch-to-login to Chrome on Android.

Slack Adds Audio Name Pronunciations To User Profiles

July 2, 2022

Slack uses can now record audio or spell their names phonetically.

Microsoft launches New Defender on OS

July 1, 2022

Microsoft announced the availability of Microsoft Defender for Individuals. Microsoft Defender offers protection to Android phones as well as PCs. It will recognise antivirus protection from third parties.

YouTube’s New Update To Help Creators

July 1, 2022

To tackle YouTube’s rampant spam problem, the company is cracking down on tricks that spammers use to impersonate creators.

With Great AI, Google Workspace Is Getting Better

May 13, 2022

With some individuals at work and others at home, chances are you’ve spent the previous two years or more sitting at home, rotating through endless days of virtual meetings while peering into your laptop’s webcam and talking into your built-in mic.

Journal, Microsoft’s AI-powered note-taking app, is now available as a Windows app

April 12, 2022

Microsoft Journal, a new note-taking program for Windows tablets, 2-in-1s, and other pen-capable devices, will soon be available as Microsoft Journal, allowing users to capture their thoughts and make drawings with their digital pen.