The Beta version of Skype has brought interesting news to anyone who needs to share their device screen with someone.
From now on, it’s possible to do this in video calls and the feature is available in the testing phase on both Android and iOS .
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With the news, it takes a few touches on the screen to show someone something on your device screen during a video call.
This can be especially useful, for example, when making presentations with slides or PDF documents.
In the application, click the menu button during a call, then tap “Share Screen” and “Start Broadcast.” To stop screen sharing, simply press “Stop sharing” at the top of the screen.
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Google I/O 2018 marked the launch of Flutter Beta 3 version, mobile app software development kit (SDK) for building beautiful and native mobile UI for iOS and Android.
How did it come into existence?
Those that do not have time and resources to invest in such native app development would rather settle in for cross-platform mobile app development services, which failed to deliver a native-like experience to users.
Google has revamped several parts of SDK, some of which are as mentioned below:
Read full here What's New in Flutter Beta 3
WhatsApp has recently announced that its new update will bring a series of changes.
Many WhatsApp screenshot apps have been developed solely for capturing statuses, chats, profile pictures, and other stories including video calls.
WhatsApp has been testing the possibility of restricting screenshots of chats protected by this security measure.
For Android users, there is a panel in which the stickers and emojis are displayed in different tabs.
The photo editor, which comes out before sending a photo to a chat, will now show the stickers separated from the emojis.
And it is organized into different categories so that it is easier for you to find what you are looking for.
We all know that the new big Android operating system is finally released on September 3.
The New major update was introduced in android Q at but its google officially name changed as Android 10.
- March 13: The first Android 10 developer beta has launched
- April 3: Android 10 beta 2 gave us bugs fixes and app bubbles
- May 7: Android 10 beta 3 launched at Google IO 2019
- Early June: The final incremental update, beta 4, land in June
Streaming service Twitch is making it easier for anyone to stream on its platform via Twitch Studio, a streaming app that has arrived for beta testing.
Twitch describes the software as an all-in-one solution for new streams, simplifying the setup process and offering tools for engaging with viewers.
Streaming setups can range from simple to very complex, though the latter are typically reserved for full-time streamers who treat their channel as a job.
For those who are new to streaming, setting up one’s hardware and getting everything situated can be tricky.
The Twitch Studio app helps solve that by guiding users through the setup process, including making sure the microphone is active and adjusting the video’s white balance to ensure the picture is clear.
As well, users are given access to customizable templates for creating things like a ‘Be right back’ screen.
Mainly, these challenges are around the functionalities of the new versions.
There are various different types of devices that Apple releases every year including iPads and iPhones.
Challenge – Limited Performance and Memory
Another big issue with the iOS app development is managing the memory as the Apple devices don’t come with the garbage collection functionalities.
So for these devices, the games would not be supported.
In some cases, to handle old tasks, you need to invent new processes.
