The Signal beta app is being updated with several new features that bring its feature-set closer to that of other popular messaging apps like WhatsApp.
Google is facing down an antitrust complaint after its rules block the publication of a game "Corona Control." The company only allows apps referencing COVID-19 in the store if they are published by official government bodies or public health agencies to clamp down on misinformation.
If your Android phone isn't certified for Google Play Services, you may be losing access to another core Google app. Yesterday is was Google Messages; today it's Google Duo.
A new universal chat app called Beeper promises to finally bring iMessage to Android, Windows, and Linux platforms. The team behind the app includes Pebble founder Eric Migicovsky.
NVIDIA’s GeForce NOW service will soon launch in Australia, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia. The company has tied up with the leading telcos in the three countries to bring cloud gaming to more gamers.
Perhaps I was too quick to write off Amazon's efforts to stuff its Music app with podcasts, videos, and streaming content. I'm all about convenience, and this approach sure is certainly convenient for subscribers like me.
With the help of AI, Facebook’s automatic alternative text (AAT) technology can now provide more detailed descriptions of photos to blind and visually impaired users.
Samsung is finally updating its Good Lock suite as more devices receive the One UI 3.0 (Android 11) update. The update brings support for the latest OS version.
Code found in the Google Messages app indicates that Google will no longer allow uncertified Android devices to use the app after a certain date.
Netflix is finally rolling out a shuffle button in 2021. The company announced the upcoming feature at its earnings call this week.
To its credit, Google has done a lot to make migrating from one Android device to another a relatively painless process. All you need to do is sign into your Google account, connect the devices to one another, and start the transfer. Easy, right?
India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has written a letter to WhatsApp CEO Will Cathcart, seeking a rollback of the messaging app's proposed privacy policy changes.
WhatsApp is now in damage control mode, with the platform pausing its Facebook data sharing policy. But the platform already lost user trust, and it needs to try doubly hard to regain it.
Google is now facing a fourth antitrust lawsuit in the U.S. This time, it's looking at the company's management of the eponymous Google Play Store.
WhatsApp will now give users until May to adopt the new privacy policy while it tries to combat "misinformation".
Google Messages will adopt a One UI theme on Samsung's newest phones as the company hopes for a more native experience on the Galaxy S21.
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Jack Dorsey this week defended his decision to ban the outgoing U.S. President from his platform, calling it a necessary but unfortunate step.
Snapchat has banned Donald Trump from their service, citing public safety reasons.