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What good is an app that doesn’t do a Dark Mode these days? Facebook Messenger does it, Amazon Kindle app has it and even the next iterations of the iOS and Android operating systems are focusing extensively on the darker side of things. That does make us wonder why the details about the final release of the much-awaited Dark Mode on WhatsApp for Android and iOS devices is still not confirmed. The most popular instant messaging app in the world may be rolling out a stream of updates and new features with very beta and final release over the past few month, but it could just be that it is waiting for the final release of iOS 13 and Android Q to roll out the Dark Mode goodness. However, if you really don’t want to wait, there are workarounds to get Dark Mode working on WhatsApp on your Android phone or iPhone, right away. If you are using an Android phone, you will need to be running a beta version of Android Q to enable the Dark Mode for WhatsApp. A lot of Android phones

Airtel customers can now set their favourite songs as Hello Tunes for free through Wynk Music app(REUTERS) Airtel continues to offer freebies to its users under ‘Airtel Thanks’ programme. The latest is free Hello Tunes for its postpaid and prepaid customers. The benefit is available to all Airtel customers with plans of Rs 129 and above. Airtel users can get a new Hello Tune via the company’s Wynk music application. Users can change their Hello Tune as many times they want. Users, however, will have to renew the ‘Hello Tunes’ subscription through Wynk Music every 30 days. With the latest bundle, users will no longer have to pay monthly subscription charge of Rs 36 for caller tunes. How to get free Hello Tunes Step 1: Airtel users need to download the latest version of Wynk Music or update the existing app to the latest version. Step 2: Open the app, tap on ‘Hello Tunes’ icon on the top right hand corner of the screen. Step 3: Choose the song and set it as Hello T

Week 25 saw the Samsung Galaxy A50 return to the top of our trending chart after watching various newly announced phones occupy the top for the past few months. Well, there were no major launches this week (the Huawei nova 5 series came too late) and the mid-ranger took its chance to add another title to its tally. Its stablemate - the Galaxy A70 became the biggest gainer as it rose three spots to get the silver medal, ahead of last week's leader - the Xiaomi Mi 9T. The Redmi K20 Pro, which is yet to make a proper international debut retained fourth, just edging out the rising Redmi Note 7. A Samsung entry level trio follows with the newly unveiled Galaxy M40 taking sixth ahead of the Galaxy A30 and Galaxy A20. Motorola One Pro is still not official, but it turned just enough heads to make the chart and capture ninth spot. It's also the only phone not coming from either Samsung or Xiaomi this week. The final available position goes to another newcommer - the Sams