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 A very long wait, WhatsApp's recall message feature aka Delete for Everyone is finally here. WaBetaInfo, the fan site for WhatsApp, has announced that the chat app is finally rolling out the feature to Android, iOS and Windows phone users. Starting today, iOS, Android and Windows phone users can recall the wrongly sent messages or messages that are mistakenly sent to the other chats. WaBetaInfo notes that the roll out is slow and both the recipient and sender should be on the same updated version of WhatsApp to get the feature working. The feature works for GIFs, texts, images, voice messages, locations, stickers (in future), contact cards, quoted messages and status updates. "Deleting messages for everyone allows you to delete specific messages you have sent to either a group or an individual chat. This is particularly useful if you sent a message to the wrong chat or if the message you sent contains a mistake," WhatsApp informs users through a FAQ. Messages you

During event in San Francisco Google announced many new features for Google Assistant such as the ability to control over a thousand smart home products including Nest and Logitech Harmony. Now, the AI powered Assistant has appeared as an application on the Google Play Store. Now many of you might be thinking that the Assistant on the Play Store surely means it will now work on devices that do not support it as of now. Sadly, that is not the case. The Google Assistant App just provides another way to launch the Assistant. It is just a shortcut of sorts basically. Instead of having to long press the home button on your phone, you can now just tap the app icon once to invoke Assistant. The listing on the Google Play Store reads - "The Google Assistant app provides another way to launch the Assistant that's already available on your phone. It allows you to quickly access your Google Assistant with one tap. You can still access your Assistant by pressing and holding down you