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WhatsApp's new feature will allow users to record and share the screen with the video call participants. The upcoming feature is a similar approach to that of Zoom and Teams, making it easier for people to conduct work-related meetings. As per Engadget, the new feature 's icon is of a phone with an arrow pointing out. It is placed beside the switching cameras, muting and disabling video options. Upon clicking the icon, a disclaimer says, "Start recording or casting with WhatsApp?". It also informs the user that the company will have access to any passwords, photos or payment details displayed on the screen . Read More Xiaomi to make wireless audio products in India The feature is rolling out to a limited number of Android beta testers. However, it will soon be available for a wider audience. Source: https://thefoxposts.com/whatsapp-testing-screen-sharing-feature-on-android-TheFOXposts-24409.html?utm_source=blogger_source&utm_medium=blogger_medium...

Apple's touch -friendly MacBook Pros are expected to arrive in 2025, according to Bloomberg sources. The laptop might run macOS and include a standard trackpad and keyboard. The MacBook Pro, though sticking to its traditional design, might incorporate display taps and gestures like Windows laptops. The company is expected to expand its touch input to other mac models in the future as well. The report also emphasised that Apple is changing its Mac displays to OLED from LCDs. Read  3D printing reaches new heights with two-story home While the company has already launched the TouchBar in 2016, it seemed to be a step towards incorporating full touch screen capabilities: the TouchBar enabled system and in-app shortcuts, spelling suggestions, and other touch -friendly inputs. The feature wasn't, however, well received by Apple developers and customers. While the report isn't confirmed yet, it seems likely that the tech giant is attempting to com Pet e in the a...