Over the past few months, some of the apps have made few changes in their application. These apps have updated their application to the latest version, to give best experience to their users. These high-tech features are totally amazing, which you will also like. Check out these.
Here are top six latest tech updates that you must know about Tech, check out:
- To use WhatsApp Web, user’s devices do not need to be connected to the internet:
The ability to link devices without the smartphone being online is the most recent feature that WhatsApp users will soon receive. The function for connecting devices other than the primary smartphone is currently under beta testing. WhatsApp users will soon be able to interconnect devices without the need for the smartphone to be connected to the internet.
- Players in PUBG New State can loot and store weapons in vehicle trunks:
PUBG has also updated in their app in a new PUBG New State. This new feature named PUBG New State allow the players of PUBG to store their weapons and keep guns. Not only they can store the weapons, but also they can loot the items of their opponent. Players hunting for loot items may find the function beneficial. Basically, this feature is updated for the players who play with their squad-mates for their ease and convenience.
- Facebook has been sued by the Phhhoto app for stealing its functionalities for Instagram:
Phhhoto has lodged an antitrust complaint against Meta, which used to be known as Facebook, for duplicating its features and therefore bringing down the competition. This is not Facebook’s first antitrust lawsuit. Many times in the past, the social media firm has been accused of limiting competition. Phhhoto is now suing Meta for monetary damages.
- Honeywell Home’s T9 Smart Thermostat now supports HomeKit:
This thermostat is suddenly a little smarter after the update, two years after it was promised. Resideo’s first consumer thermostat to enable remote temperature sensors, the Honeywell Home T9, has finally delivered on a long-promised feature called HomeKit. This amazing update in techno is being liked by a lot of people.
- Microsoft has fixed a problem with Windows 11 features that were failing owing to an expired certificate:
Microsoft has fixed a number of Windows 11 features that were failing to load after an expired certificate was found earlier this week. According to The Verge, certain Windows 11 users have been unable to launch apps such as the Snipping Tool, touch keyboard, or emoji panel since an October 31 certificate expired. Now, your bug has been fixed by your tech giant Microsoft.
- Apple fixed a bug that caused some Macs to brick after upgrading to macOS Monterey:
Apple has fixed a problem that could brick some Intel-based Mac machines equipped with T2 CPUs after installing macOS Monterey. Apple announced that the revised firmware is now included in existing macOS releases.