The Google Phone app has recently rolled out a new feature called “Lookup,” which allows users to identify unknown numbers that call or text them on their Android devices. This new feature aims to help users avoid potential spam calls and scams by providing them with more information about the source of the incoming call or message.
Game enthusiasts around the world can now rejoice as Apple’s App Store has officially allowed the distribution of game emulators for the first time. This groundbreaking decision comes as a welcome surprise to many who have long awaited the opportunity to play classic console games on their iOS devices.
Developers across the globe are racing against time to create an app that will provide real-time information on the total solar eclipse set to occur in 2024. The app aims to gather data on the celestial event and distribute it to users around the world.
LinkedIn, the professional networking platform, is making waves by introducing a new feature that resembles the popular video-sharing app TikTok. This move marks a significant shift for the platform, known for its more traditional approach to networking and job searching.
Apple is currently facing a dilemma regarding the Core Technology Fee that they charge to developers on the App Store. This fee, which is meant to support the infrastructure and maintenance of the App Store, has been posing a significant burden on free app developers. As a result, Apple is actively seeking solutions to prevent this fee from potentially bankrupting these developers.
Microsoft announced today that its popular collaboration platform, Teams, will soon be merging into a single app for both work and personal use. This move aims to streamline communication and improve productivity for users.
Similarities with Instagram
The new photo app from TikTok is said to have a similar interface and features to that of Instagram. Users will be able to upload and share photos, follow other users, and discover popular content through a feed similar to that of Instagram.
Apple recently announced that it will be allowing iPhone users in Europe to download apps directly from websites, bypassing the App Store. This new distribution method is a significant departure from Apple’s usual policy, which mandates that all app downloads must go through the App Store.
The all-new ‘TikTok Photos’ app has been recently spotted in the works, and it is already causing quite a stir in the social media world. The app is expected to be a potential rival to Instagram, with its focus on short-form videos and engaging photo content.
Many iPhone users have turned to alternative app stores in order to download apps that are not available on Apple’s official App Store. However, it is important to note that these alternative app stores only work for a limited ‘grace period’ when traveling outside of the European Union.
