This is why celebrities often blur their homes on Google Maps, so that stalkers and thieves can't get a good look at it. And you can do the same. If your house is visible on Street View ...

The Imam of Lucknow Eidgah, Maulana Khalid Rashid Firangi Mahali has advised Muslims to offer Friday namaz for next week at a mosque in their locality instead of going to faraway ones. The advisory ...

Google Maps is the go-to navigational tool for many, but sometimes it just doesn’t look right. Perhaps you can’t see something in the distance, or if you’re looking at another map ...

Imam Gamal Fouda, who led Al Noor Mosque through New Zealand's darkest hours after the Christchurch terror attacks, has announced he is leaving his role as Imam ...

Hundreds of people in rainbow colours gathered on Saturday in South Africa's tourist magnet Cape Town to honour the world's first openly gay imam, who was killed last month. Muhsin Hendricks ...

Waze is not only the king of traffic data thanks to its built-in incident reporting engine, but at the same time, it's also the king of customization options in the navigation software space.

Scores of people gathered to honour the life of the first openly gay imam, Muhsin Hendricks, at the Pride Festival, Cape Town's largest LGBTQIA+ event. Known for the celebration of queer rights, the ...

Google Maps is one of the most useful navigational tools on Android. It enables people to preview a trip and plan for obstacles. However, knowing how to find where you are right now on the map is ...

Based on the images, it's pretty minimal. Google has owned Waze since 2013 and has borrowed many features from the map app. Still, it's survived as its app with a more straightforward interface ...

Ahead of Pakistan vs Bangladesh ODI match in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, a clip of Imam-ul-Haq speaking about skipper Mohammad Rizwan has gone viral. In the video clip, which is from a December ...

It was a bug! We now know for sure that the behavior that appeared almost overnight in Google Maps on CarPlay wasn't an intended behavior – as so many users thought – but a glitch. Furthermore ...