Infosys partners with Belgium telecom company 'Proximus'
Software company Infosys has been announced that it has been partnered with Proximus
in order to implement a business transformation programme aimed at delivering superior digital customer experiences for its enterprise clients.
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This whatsapp bug will let you to delete message even after 7 minutes
The ability to delete sent messages has been waiting by the users for a long time on messaging app.The 'Delete for Every One' feature allows users to recall the sent messages in the individual and also in the group chats.To recall messages users have to delete messages sent within the next 7 minutes.The time limit to delete/recall message is same for both individual and group chats.
Here's a step-to-step guide :
- Go to Settings
- Turn off Wi-Fi and Mobile Data of your smartphone
- Go back to the main Settings page and head to Apps
- Select WhatsApp and choose Force Stop
- Go back to main Settings page again and head to Date & time
- Disable Automatic date & time
- Set the date and time to exactly the same as you sent the message
- Reopen WhatsApp and go to that message
- Tap and hold on it and choose Delete
- Now you will be able to see both options to 'delete for me' and 'delete for everyone'
- Select 'Delete for Everyone' and the message you wanted to delete/recall will show as 'This message was deleted'
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Apple set a record on New Year's Day
Apple users spent a record of $300 million on downloading and purchasing apps and games from App Store on January 1.During the week on Christmas eve customers spent over $890 million in purchasing and downloading apps and games.
Cupertino-based iPhone maker said on Friday-"We are thrilled with the reaction to the new App Store and to see so many customers discovering and enjoying new apps and games," said Phil Schiller, Apple's Senior Vice President of Worldwide Marketing.
"In 2017 alone, iOS developers earned $26.5 billion a" more than a 30 per cent increase over 2016," Schiller added.