F rom the skull and bones at the top of a pirate ship to a white flag on a battlefield, a single piece of fabric can be interpreted in a multitude of ways. Depending on where they fly, flags can represent freedom or control, danger or safety. In the context of modern times, flags are best known as national symbols — and they’re used to air a country’s past, present, and future vision all rolled into one. The Meaning of Flags Today’s infographic from Just the Flight looks at some the world’s most iconic flags, and the intricate stories and ideals that can be found in their designs. The Americas Since 1777, the star-spangled banner of the United States has gone through several facelifts. The current version has been in use since Hawaii gained statehood in 1960. Puerto Rico has been voting to become the 51st state in recent years — and if the U.S. government proved to accept such a resolution, the flag would be amended onc...

All you need to know about WhatsApp Business As a small business owner, you need to adapt to the market trends. Your customer’s needs evolve as technology changes their way of living. Adapting to the latest trends can push you ahead of your competitors. According to the Nielsen Facebook Messaging Survey, people are more likely to shop with a business they can reach through messaging. Hence, integrating a messaging app in your marketing strategy becomes an important step for your business. After reaching 1.5 billion monthly active users around the world, WhatsApp released WhatsApp Business last year. WhatsApp Business enables small companies to get connected to their customers. In this blog post, we learn about What is the WhatsApp Business WhatsApp vs WhatsApp Business Create your business profile Manage your messaging statistics Set your business timings Send speedy automated responses Group your chats with labels You can grow your business with WhatsApp Business Strengthen custo...

Google recently announced that it is shutting down Google+, with the service expected to cease operating by Nov. 2019. The announcement came on the heels of a report that an API bug exposed the profile data of 500,000 Google users using 438 different apps. However, Google claims the issue had been resolved back in March. The decision to phase out Google+ came after Google launched a review of third-party developer access at the start of the year. The review apparently proved what the company had already known—that consumers and developers are not that interested in the platform. The service reportedly has “low usage and engagement,” with the majority of user sessions lasting less than five seconds. What Happens to Google+ Now? Google+ users will have ample time to transition. The phase-out is expected to be completed by August 2019 and the company will be releasing additional information in the next few months on how to migrate data. However, Google intends to keep Google+ ope...