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Jamboard and Whiteboard | Let’s Compare

A traditional whiteboard has been an integral part of meeting rooms and classrooms since the mid-90s and since then it has made planning and sharing ideas, collaborating and working as a team simple. As of today, there is some software readily available that help you plan your group projects and collaborate with other professionals and team members even when they live in a different city. Today, we have two such software under our scanner – Google Jamboard and Microsoft Whiteboard.

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Dark Reader | Let’s Review

If you are a fan of dark mode in all apps and devices you use, chances are you have also applied a dark theme in your favourite browser. Google Chrome does support dark mode, but it still does not darken the websites, leaving it out to the website’s developer to have a dark mode built-in, for example, YouTube. This is where Dark Reader comes to the rescue.

Dark Reader intelligently inverts colours to the darker side as you browse the web. But how does it perform with the most popular sites out there and what features does it offer? Read on to find out.

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Hike 6.0 | Let’s Review

Let's Review Hike 6.0 - GeekyMinds

Instant messengers are an integral part of our life and are also one of the most challenging platforms to build. We have previously reviewed Telegram X and explored all ins and outs of it. Today, we put another popular messenger under the scanner and review hike 6.0, which was released by Hike Private Limited on 31st December last year and has managed to bag over 10,000,000+ installs on the Google Play Store in just over a week.

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