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Snapchat recently made major changes in its app. Many people hate the new Snapchat update, but you will be surprised to know that we think unlike the ones who don’t like the update at all. There’s actually a lot one can like in the new Snapchat. Especially, new users will have an easier time figuring out how to use Snapchat.

Skype has a major security flaw that could allow an attacker to gain full access to your system. This bug which could affect everything, Windows, Macs and Linux. Microsoft, which owns Skype was informed about this issue in September 2017, but a decision has apparently been made to not do anything about it because, as Microsoft seems to see it, the problem would require a large code revision, and it’s just better to fix it in a newer version of the app.

Google has removed the View Image button from its image search results, which means that instead of simply clicking that button you have to browse a website to find that image. Here’s a little fix that will allow you to actually get that Google image without going through the pains of browsing whole websites.

Google has removed the View Image button from its image search results, which means that instead of simply clicking that button you have to browse a website to find that image. Here’s a little fix that will allow you to actually get that Google image without going through the pains of browsing whole websites.

The Telegram Messenger App also promises spy-free communication with not only encryption but also self-destructing messages, at speeds reportedly higher than WhatsApp. One of Telegrams backers recently launched a contest claiming he will give 200,000 USD to those who could break into Telegram’s encryption codes. This shows that the Telegram Messenger App is really confident about its claim of privacy!

Wysa developers say that it “helps you live the best life you can”. With more than 3 million user conversations so far, Wysa has reportedly helped people deal with anxiety, social distress, relationships, career stress, body image, mild depression, loneliness and sometimes more serious issues too.

If you always wished you had one app that could sort out all your travel needs in Dubai, your wish has just come true! The S`hail app recently introduced by RTA Dubai lets you plan trips, hail RTA and private cabs, and do a lot more with just a tap to save loads of time and effort.

There’s virtually nothing under the sun that Dubai doesn’t have to offer a die-hard shopper, food connoisseur, or entertainment lover. In case you have been finding it difficult to trace what to buy where, and Google has not been particularly helpful, now you have a service that will make life a lot easier! It’s called Walif.

We often assume that all the information on the internet is equally accessible. It’s not quite as simple as that but this ideal is the basis of net neutrality. It’s been an issue in the US for years, but it actually affects people all over the world. Here’s the problem: Without net neutrality, our Internet Service Provider or ISP could influence what you see and how quickly you see it.

Apps seem to be everywhere and there is an app conceivably for everything these days (well, almost everything). Mention apps and we think of something that has utility or entertainment value and it gives us various reasons to use our phones in cool ways. But have you ever thought that there might be apps that are absolutely nonsensical or downright hideous?