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After many years of waiting, the dark mode has finally gone mainstream. Every developer out there is implementing dark mode as an essential feature and rightfully so. No matter if it’s an operating system, an app, or a website, dark mode is everywhere. So in this article, I have gathered all the bits and pieces about dark mode for all major software products.

You can learn how to enable dark mode on operating systems for both mobile and desktop, web browsers, and popular social media websites. In general, you can enable dark mode everywhere and without any limitation. So having said that, let’s see how you can enable dark mode everywhere.

Enable Dark Mode Everywhere
Before we proceed, let me explain that we have divided the article broadly into three sections. First, we have operating systems which is further divided into desktop and mobile OSes. After that, we have the popular web browsers which include Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Safari. Next, we have popular social media websites including Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Finally, I have also included a short guide on how to force dark mode on all the apps on Android Q Beta. Having said that, feel free to jump across the sections as you find convenient.
How to Enable Dark Mode Based on OS

1. Enable Dark Mode on Windows
With the release of Windows 10 version 1809 in October last year, Microsoft brought a system-level dark mode to Windows 10. While it doesn’t force third-party apps to adapt dark mode, it is still plenty good. Windows 10 enables dark mode everywhere including File Explorer, Windows Settings, Taskbar, Start menu, Microsoft Edge, etc. You will simply love it.
To enable the dark mode on your Windows PC, right-click on the desktop and open “Personalize”. In Windows Settings, switch to the “Colors” tab and change the color to “Dark”. That’s it.

2.Enable Dark Mode on macOS
Apple brought a system-level dark mode to macOS with the release of macOS Mojave last year. Dark mode on macOS Mojave is much more advance as it also forces both native and third-party apps to adapt to the dark mode. For example, if you turn on dark mode on macOS, it forces Google Chrome to change the overall theme as well. Besides that, you get dark mode in the dock, menu bar, Safari , and all the Apple apps. Here is how you can enable it.
Click on the Apple logo on the menu bar and open “System Preferences” . After that, open “General”. Now, in the appearance section, choose the “Dark” mode. Voila, you have dark mode across the system. Enjoy!

3. Enable Dark Mode on Android
It’s surprising that Android doesn’t have an official dark mode yet. This year, with the launch of Android Q beta, Google teased system-level dark mode, but it will be available to users worldwide next month. Even then, only a few phones will get the Android Q update at launch and many others will have to wait for months if not years to get it.

While various OEMs have brought some level of dark mode in the past, it doesn’t force third-party apps to attune to the overall theme. However, things are changing with Android Q beta and you can now force apps to run in dark mode . I have shared a simple guide to force dark mode everywhere including third-party apps in the last section so check that out. Nevertheless, here is how you can enable system-level dark mode on Android Q with a few taps.
Open Settings and tap on Display .

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These apps include ‘self destruct’ features and end to end encryption as standard.

Whatapp has an active user of over 1 billion daily but recently its users have complained of one error or the other. Many are scared to more over to other chatting apps because of one reason or the other. So in this post we would look at whatsapp best alternatives in 2019. What was that beep? Did you just get another WhatsApp error? Time to make the switch.

1. Telegram Messenger
Telegram Messenger has been known as the best WhatsApp competitor for a while now and nothing’s changed. The open-source messaging app is still the best WhatsApp alternative out there. Along with the usual messaging features that both WhatsApp and Telegram pack, the latter brings other features like super groups of up to 5,000 people, public channels, usernames, ability to share files of up to 1.5 GB, pass code lock, self-destructing messages and end-to-end encryption in secret chat among other things. Then, there are Telegram Bots, which really enhance the experience. The bots not only bring you important info on the go but there are several game bots that let you play games inside the messaging app. Cool Right!!

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Pros:
Open-source software
User-friendly platform
Cloud-based so you never lose your material

Cons:
Encryption is not by default and needs to be manually turned on
Created own standard encryption, which has been criticized


2. Signal Private Messenger
Open Source Systems, the company that powers the end-to-end encryption technology in WhatsApp Messenger and Facebook Messenger, offers its very own messaging app dubbed Signal Private Messenger. As you’d expect, Signal brings a number of security benefits when compared to WhatsApp. Unlike WhatsApp, the open-source Signal app offers self-destructing messages, screen security (prevents anyone from taking screenshots), and more. Plus, Signal brings encryption to its backups, calls and every other data in the app. Even the files that you send using Signal are protected.


It’s a great app for anyone who wants to securely converse with other users. That’s why, Signal is quite popular with journalists. Signal Private Messenger is for people who are looking for a simple and secure messaging app and if you are looking for something like that, it is the best WhatsApp alternative for you.

Pros
End-to-end encryption
Open source encryption
Available on all major platforms
Disappearing messages

Cons
No animated emojis

3. Wire
If you are looking for a fresh new messaging app, you should give Wire a shot. The app has gained a lot of accolades among users, due to its beautiful interface and unique features. The app does have a gorgeous interface and in a world where most messaging apps kind of look the same, it’s a pleasant surprise. It might be fairly new but it’s already very feature rich. The open-source app brings end-to-end encryption while also letting you to use it on multiple devices at once.

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About 2.7 billion people use Facebook across the earth on a daily basis, but only a fairly large number also use its companion instant messaging service, the Facebook Messenger.

It not only lets you chat with your friends conveniently, but also includes amazing features like voice/video calls, funky stickers, and then some more.

Facebook messenger is an incredible cross-platform app but there are some hidden Messenger features which people are not familiar with.

if you are someone who would like to learn these super cool features, read along as we show you the best Facebook Messenger tips and tricks that you should know in 2019.
Cool Facebook Messenger features in 2019

1. Adjust the Size of Emojis Before Sending

Emojis have become an integral part of our daily communication. If you are using any kind of text messaging service whether it be Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp or any other similar service, I can bet my life that you are using emojis.

While everyone knows how to use Emojis in Facebook Messenger, not many people know that they can change the size of emojis before sending them.
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The CEO of Amazon recently gave out certain tips and advice about being successful at a conference. He was speaking at a Las Vegas conference named “Mars Conference” and was asked for simple business advice. Jeff had these things to say:

When asked about bringing real passion to business

He said:You’ll be competing against those who are passionate…You have to be a missionary, not a mercenary. And, paradoxically, the missionaries end up making more money.”

On taking risks all the time: [/b]Jeff said : “if you have a business idea with no risk, it’s probably already done. You’ve got to have something that might not work. it wil be, in many ways, an experiment. We take risks all the time, we talk about failure.”

[b]You are going to fail a lot :“We need big failures in order to move the needle. If we don’t, we’re not swinging enough. You really should be swinging hard, and you will fail, but that’s okay. When you swing hard in baseball, the maximum number of runs you can get is four. When you swing hard in business, you can get 100 runs. So you really should swing hard, and you are going to fail a lot, and you need a culture that supports that. When do you know when to stop? When the last champion is ready to throw in the towel, it’s time to stop. And usually, that last champion is me.”

On being right: “People who are right a lot listen a lot, and they change their mind a lot. People who are right a lot change their mind without a lot of new data. They wake up and reanalyze things and change their mind. If you don’t change your mind frequently, you’re going to be wrong a lot. People who are right a lot want to disconfirm their fundamental biases. “
On the mission of Blue Origin: “The reason we go to space is to save the earth . . . We need to move industry to the moon. Earth will be zoned residential. The earth will be zoned for residential and light industry.”
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Uber elevate popularly known as Uber Air is already in Australia’s Melbourne city, and would be the first in the world outside of the United States, the company stated on Wednesday after launching the Uber Airs aerial ride-sharing pilot program it in the city.
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As reported by Efe news, Uber announced in a statement that “Test flights (are) due to start from 2020 and plans for commercial operations (will) commence from 2023,”

In the Country alone more than 3.8 million use Uber, as shared by the regional General Manager for Uber in Australia, New Zealand and North Asia, Susan Anderson, on Tuesday at a company meeting in Washington.

“Australian governments have adopted a forward-looking approach to ride-sharing and future transport technology,” said Anderson.

“This, coupled with Melbourne’s unique demographic and geo-spatial factors, and culture of innovation and technology, makes Melbourne the perfect third launch city for Uber Air,” she added.

The company Uber has seen seven successful years since its inception in the country, reported that traffic congestion costs Australia a whooping AU$16.5 billion (US$11.47 billion) each year and it is anticipated that in 2030 the figure will go up to AU$30 billion.


“In the long term, the vision is for safe, quiet electric vehicles transporting tens of thousands of people across cities for the same price as an UberX trip over the same distance,” Uber’s statement said.

Dallas and Los Angeles in the US are the other two pilot cities.
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