Telegram Founder Says WhatsApp will Never be Secure As the world left shocked at the news of a bug in WhatsApp’s audio call feature that allowed hackers to install spyware onto Android and iOS phones just by calling the target, its rival Telegram has warned that WhatsApp will continue to be open to surveillance. Launching a scathing attack on the Facebook-owned messaging app that has over 1.5 billion users, Pavel Durov, the Russian founder of Telegram, said that every time WhatsApp has to fix a critical vulnerability in their app, a new one seems to appear in its place....

How to Get Kodi for iPhone in 2020 (No Jailbreak Required) Kodi is a massively popular application which streamlines and offers all your media content at one place. It’s available on almost all the platforms including Android, Windows, macOS,Raspberry Pie,Linux,Amazon Fires TV Stickand more, just not on iOS. And that’s disappointing for iPhone users. The official App Store doesn’t have a Kodi app so iPhone users are out of luck. At present, there is absolutely no way you can officially install Kodi on iPhone....

OnePlus 7 Pro’s Pop-up Camera Can Hold a 22kg Slab of Cement Without Breaking Pop-up cameras have really caught on over the last year, with more companies trying to give a completely bezel-less display, the pop-up camera is becoming one of the more preferred ways of hiding the front camera. However, with motorised pop-up cameras comes the obvious question about durability. After all, more moving parts means a higher chance of failure, and the pop-up module itself looks like it might break easily, doesn’t it?...

Redmi Note 7S Coming to India on 20th May To say that Redmi’s smartphones have seen immense success in India would be an understatement. Still, even with the success of the Redmi Note 7 series among other phones from the company, it doesn’t look like Redmi is planning on taking it slow anytime soon. The company has now started teasing a new phone on Twitter (and no, it’s the not the Redmi K20, though that’s being teased as well)....

Google Is Bringing Ads to Its Mobile App Accelerating efforts to generate larger revenues, Google has announced it will allow ads to reflect on the homepage of its mobile app from later this year. The ads would be displayed on the “Discover” section of the homepage in a news feed layout and would be algorithmically personalised. “Rolling out to all advertisers globally later this year, Discovery ads are a new way to reach people across Google properties in the moments when they’re open to discovering your products and services,” Prabhakar Raghavan, Senior Vice President, Ads and Commerce, Google wrote in a blog-post on Tuesday....

Realme X With Snapdragon 710 SoC and Pop-up Selfie Camera Launched in China The much-awaited Realme X has finally been unveiled at a launch event in Beijing and I know, most of us have been expecting it to be a flagship smartphone – but it really isn’t one. Still, the company is stating that it’s stepping into the flagship segment with this device, so let’s check out what Realme’s 10th smartphone release has to offer....

Where Modi Went Wrong on the ‘Digital Camera’ Claim Would it have been possible for an Indian to own a digital camera and use email in 1988 as claimed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his recent interview to TV channel News Nation? Facts to substantiate his claims are hard to find. In response to a query during his interview with the News Nation television channel, the Prime Minister said: “Perhaps I was the first one to use a digital camera in 1987-88 and at the time, very few people had email....