Viber Joins The File Auto-Delete Club Even As It Now Allows You send Files In Original Sizes
As privacy and security concerns heighten in IM services, Viber is the latest company to implement the auto delete feature. ...
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Android Dominates the Global Smartphone Market with an 88 Percent Share, Encouraged by Sales in Africa
In the final quarter of 2014, iOS and Android together commanded a formidable 96 percent of the entire mobile operating ...
Apple Witnesses First Annual Revenue Drop Since 2001, But Hits a Major Milestone with Over $6b in Services Revenue
Apple recently reported its latest quarterly earnings, unveiling a mix of surprising and expected figures. The tech giant experienced its ...
African American Millennials: Bridging the Digital Divide and Powering Economic Growth
Today's report released by Nielsen, the leading digital age measurement company, underscores a rising trend: younger African Americans in the ...
Facebook’s Potential Venture into the Enterprise Networking Arena with ‘Facebook At Work’
Facebook is reportedly poised to introduce a new service, dubbed 'Facebook @Work,' possibly within the coming week, according to TechCrunch. ...
WhatsApp Is Reportedly Going To Add Passcodes To Protect Chats
Besides end-to-end encryption which guarantees coding of messages as you type them on your device to WhatsApp servers and then ...
Samsung to Recall 2.5 Million Galaxy Note 7s Amidst Reports of Device Fires
In an unexpected turn of events, Samsung has made the decision to recall over 2.5 million of their Galaxy Note ...
SpaceX Explosion Dealt a Crushing Blow to Facebook’s Satellite Initiative, Internet.org
On a beautiful Thursday morning, a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket exploded during a test at Cape Canaveral's launch pad, an ...
Samsung Debuts Tizen Powered Gear S3 Smartwatches at IFA Trade Show
At the globally renowned IFA trade show in Berlin, Samsung unveiled its much-anticipated new smartwatches- the Classic and the Frontier ...
Dropbox Was Breached, User Names And Passwords Leaked Online
Dropbox is the latest tech company to be hacked and according to Motherboard, over 68 million email addresses and passwords ...