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How To Share Any Type of Files on WhatsApp

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This should sound as a good news and a welcome development to almost everyone using Whatsapp. According to leaks on twitter, Whatsapp is currently busy testing some new features that allows you to share any type of file extension with your Whatsapp contacts.</div>
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Before now, we are only able to share PDF files, pictures, GIFs, Videos and Music with friends on Whatsapp; but now, sharing of all other files type is now official. You can now share Apk files, zip files, rar files etc on Whatsapp. Isn't this interesting?</div>
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However, many people are still using the trick i once posted on how you can share any file on Whatsapp. Even some are still using GBWhatsapp for file sharing to other GBWhatsapp contacts too.</div>
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The new File sharing features will allow you to send any type of files to your WhatsApp contact. Any type of files you can think of at all and it currently enables users to share a maximum file size of 100MB for Android users, 128MB for iOS users, & 64MB for Desktop users. </div>
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As you can see, the feature will be available for Android, iOS and Windows phone users. Currently, it's been rolled out to some Beta testers. You can as well become a Whatsapp Beta tester too pending when this feature will be rolled out to the regular version. Just open your Playstore, locate Whatsapp, scroll down to "Become a Beta Tester" and finally tap "I'm IN".</div>
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Within some few seconds, you will automatically get a new Whatsapp Beta update. Henceforth, you'll be the first to get latest Whatsapp features/update before rolling out to the regular version.</div>
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This should sound as a good news and a welcome development to almost everyone using Whatsapp. According to leaks on twitter, Whatsapp is currently busy testing some new features that allows you to share any type of file extension with your Whatsapp …

Facebook set to Invest in Hollywood TV Shows

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The social networking giant is still in search of a cheap TV show production, after agreeing to pay $3 million per episode. This is really a lot of money if you ask me.<br />
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Facebook has set "late summer" as a goal for its new original series' premieres and is expected to announce multiple titles as well as a reality show dubbed Last State Standing.<br />
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Facebook has offered millions to companies to stream live content on its feed and it's only logical to want in on the streaming business.

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MUST READ: New job search feature launched by google

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Job hunting? Two words that bring up thoughts of a long drawn out process including signing up on multiple job sites, filtering jobs based on your criteria and if that isn’t enough, some companies even refuse to post job listing on such sites forcing you to browse through their websites.<br /><br />Fortunately, Google’s latest tool is set to make all of this much easier. Google has launched a feature that will include job searches right into the traditional Google Search. The feature will let you search for jobs from across websites including LinkedIn, Monster, WayUp, DirectEmployers, CareerBuilder and Facebook among others right from its home page. This search will also include job listings posted on the websites of individual companies.<br /><br />The tool<br /><br />The main idea behind this new tool is to allow a user to search for available jobs without having to browse through multiple job portals. It also aims to eliminate the problem of filtering through multiple job listings on multiple portals. The feature is now available on desktop and the Google app. All you need to do is type  “jobs near me” or a similar query into the search bar and the new job search widget will pop up that will show you the range of jobs meeting your query.<br /><br />The widget will give you options to filter these results as well and when you click on a specific listing, you will also get to see the company’s Indeed and Glassdoor rating. Filters also include location, time of job listing and filtering by employer. You can also choose to set notifications for a search query to be notified of any new job listings that match your criteria.<br /></div>
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<i>    “Finding a job is like dating,” Nick Zakrasek, Google’s product manager for this project said.  “Each person has a unique set of preferences and it only takes one person to fill this job.”</i></blockquote>
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<br />How it works<br /><br />To do this,Google first has to remove all of the duplicate listings that employers post on the job sites. Then, its machine learning-enabled algorithms sift through and categorize them. Once you find a job, google will direct you to the respective site to actually start the application process. For jobs with multiple postings, you will be directed to the site that has the most detailed description. “We hope this will act as an incentive for sites to share all the pertinent details in their listings for job seekers,” a Google spokesperson said.<br /><br />Its worth noting that Google is not using details about you that it already knows for this process. Neither is it intending to compete with established job portals such as Monster, CareerBuilder. “We want to do what we do best: search,” Zakrasek said. “We want the players in the ecosystem to be more successful.” Anything beyond that is not in Google’s wheelhouse, he added. They have also clarified that users will not be able to list jobs directly to Google’s search engine.<br /><br />Monster.com’s CTO Conal Thompson had this to say on this story:<br /><br />    “Google’s new job search product aligns with our core strategy and will allow candidates to explore jobs from across the web and refine search criteria to meet their unique needs,” he wrote. “Yes, as with anything, there will be some challenges and adjustments to existing job posting sites; the biggest perhaps being for those that are currently driven by SEO.”<br /> </div>
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8 Simple Tips To Free Storage Space On An Android Smartphone

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At some point of time, every one of us comes across the perennial problem of “insufficient storage available” or “Memory Full” message while trying to take new pictures, or save files, videos or songs on an Android smartphone. Also, not all Android phones come with a dedicated slot for SD card, that can be used to store files and media that won’t fit on your device’s in-built storage. As a result, it is more difficult to make free storage space for your photos, videos, and music.<br /><br />In addition, things like cache and app data slowly build up as you use your device, which in turn decreases the available storage capacity on your device over a period of time. No matter how much ever storage space you have on your Android smartphone (internal memory or SD card + internal memory), you will always be pressed for more space.<br /><br />In this article, we are going to provide simple tips that you can use to clear the space on your Android smartphone.<br /><br />1) Clear cache and data<br /><br />Many Android apps use stored or cached data to give you a better user experience. Cached (temporary data that helps the app work faster) files are little bits of data stored by apps every time you use them, which however, over a period of time collect an alarming amount of cached data. So, if you’re looking for a way to save some space, clearing out these old files is a good start.<br /><br />Go to Settings > Storage > Apps and you will see two options for each one – Clear Data and Clear Cache, together with details of how much space is currently being used. Select them to clear cached data for all apps.<br /><br />Please note that clearing the cache and data is a temporary solution, as it will build back up over time as you continue to use your device. It is advisable to come back to clear cache data from time to time to keep this build up under control. Some apps also offer the option to set cache size, so that they take up less space. Alternatively, you can clear the cache for all apps at once, if you like. In most Android devices, you can find the option under Settings > Storage > Cached data.<br /><br />2) Move apps to microSD card<br /><br />If your phone offers the microSD card option, and you are low on storage, make full use of the adoptable storage option to expand the storage space available on your device for storing photos, video and other files and you can do this by transferring some of your storage-sucking apps to that microSD card. However, only a part of the app will be moved to the microSD card.<br /><br />If you have an SD Card, which content you can move onto it depends on which version of Android you are running. If you have Android 6.0 or later, you can format your SD Card as internal storage. To do so, plug it in and wait for a notification to pop up.Choose Setup, and then tap Use as internal storage. With an existing card, go to Settings > Storage & USB, and then choose your card. Tap the menu button in the top-right corner, and hit Format as internal. Make sure you’ve backed up all the data before formatting your SD Card.<br /><br />3) Delete old downloads<br /><br />There is a central Download folder in Android which stores all downloaded files, starting from images to zip files, and video that you would have accumulated from your time on the Internet. In some phones, you may find downloaded data may be stored in ‘ My Files ‘, file manager or similar.<br /><br />To delete such files, go to the app drawer. Tap Downloads. Then, long-press the unwanted file to select it, and tap any other files along with it that you no longer need. When you are done with your selections, hit the delete icon to erase the downloaded files. Clearing these old downloaded files will make more room for internal storage.<br /><br />4) Clear Play Music’s Cache<br /><br />Please note that Play Music caches the songs that you play. To free up space periodically, go to the app’s settings, then tap Clear Cache.<br /><br />5) Use Google Photos<br /><br />Google Photos lets you back up an unlimited number of high-quality photos up to 16 megapixels for photos and full-HD for videos. In other words, you can back up every single photo you take with your Android phone directly to Google Photos. However, any photos backed up at the original size will count against your Google Drive storage limit (15GB for most users). Once your photos are backed up, you can delete them from your device to free up space.<br /><br />To take advantage of free cloud storage space, you need to have Google Photos’ Back up & sync feature turned on. To do this, open the Google Photos app and go to Settings > Back up & sync and turn it on. Once your photos are backed up using Google Photos, you can go to Settings > Free up device storage. This will remove all photos and videos that have been backed up from your device. This method allows you to access all of your photos through the Photos app, regardless of whether they are stored locally or in the cloud.<br /><br />6) Scan your device<br /><br />Scanning the device will help you to find out which apps or games are occupying more space. You can use DiskUsage or Storage Analyzer apps that can scan your file system and visualise it for easy understanding. Accordingly, you can uninstall the particular app or game and make room for more space.<br /><br />7) Cloud storage for documents<br /><br />While Google Photos does a great job of backing up pictures and videos, other apps, like Dropbox, OneDrive, and Google Drive also do a similar job for you, by syncing images and video clips to the web automatically so that you can delete the originals. You can use these to store all documents that contain huge data in the cloud.<br /><br />8) Install ‘lite’ apps<br /><br />Some developers make two variants of apps, one the normal app, and the other is the ‘Lite’ app. ‘Lite’ app consumes less space as well as internet. Some of the biggest and popular apps, such as Facebook, Messenger, YouTube, and Opera have ‘lite’ variants. Moving to these would help to save up on storage space.<br /></div>

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Checkout The List of top 5 countries with the quickest internet

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In this technological era, where internet has become the most preferred medium of our everyday communication, have you ever wondered which countries provide the most quickest internet experience?<br /><br />There are two important metrics in bandwidth allocation (measured in Megabits per second or Mbps): download and upload speed, denoting the speed of inbound and outbound data respectively. Here is a list of the top five countries that has the fastest internet connection speed in the world 2017.<br /><br />1. Hong Kong<br /><br />Hong Kong tops the list with peak internet speed of broadband connection in this country showing an average of 54.1 Mbps across services. It only takes 83 seconds to download one high definition (HD) movie.<br /><br />2. South Korea<br /><br />After Hong Kong, South Korea recorded the second-fastest average internet speed of 48.8 Mbps. Also, one HD quality movie can be downloaded in just 92 seconds.<br /><br />3. Japan<br /><br />Japan came in third with a peak download speed of 42.2 Mbps, and can download one HD movie in 106 seconds.<br /><br />4. Latvia<br /><br />At fourth position is Latvia, wherein the average speed of connection in this country is 37.5 Mbps. It takes only two minutes to download one HD movie.<br /><br />5. Romania<br /><br />With best facility of internet, Romania comes in at fifth place with an average internet speed of 37.4 Mbps and a download speed of two minutes to copy one HD movie.<br /><br />Source: Bloomberg, WAU<br /></div>

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