Facebook rolls out “Order Food” feature to select users

facebook_2015_logo

We already spend a lot of our time on Facebook but it looks like the social network wants us to stay on its platform even longer. According to a new report from TechCrunch, Facebook is rolling out a new feature that will allow you to order food through the site itself. Continue reading “Facebook rolls out “Order Food” feature to select users”

Google announces Payment API, expands Android Pay to four more countries

google payments API

Google has announced Payment API that will allow people pay in app or online with any verified credit or debit card saved to their Google Account, via products like Google Play, Chrome and YouTube. This is independant from Android Pay and will allow any app or website to use the payment information stored in your Google account for making payments. Continue reading “Google announces Payment API, expands Android Pay to four more countries”

WhatsApp officially rolls out pinned chats feature for all Android users

Whatsapp1

WhatsApp has officially rolled out pinned chats feature for all Android users. The feature that was available in beta until now makes it easier for users to pin messages at the top of the chat screen. Once pinned, a conversation stays on top of the list even if you are getting messages from other users. Continue reading “WhatsApp officially rolls out pinned chats feature for all Android users”

YouTube mobile live streaming is now open to all

youtube_live_

YouTube is now making it easier for everyone to start live-streaming on mobile devices. At the Google I/O developer conference 2017, YouTube announced that it has removed the limitation of having more than 10,000 subscribers in order to live stream from mobile devices.  Continue reading “YouTube mobile live streaming is now open to all”

Google Allo will now turn your selfies into sticker packs with neural network

google allo

Google is really trying hard to increase its user base for smart messaging app Allo. In its latest effort to bolster offering, Google has introduced an interesting neural network powered feature that turns your selfies into sticker packs. Continue reading “Google Allo will now turn your selfies into sticker packs with neural network”

WhatsApp quietly adds encryption to iCloud backup

WhatsApp logo

WhatsApp is taking further efforts to make its app even safer. The Facebook owned messaging service has discreetly added end-to-end encryption to iCloud backup. The latest move comes from WhatsApp an year after it rolled out end-to-end encryption for all communication.

Continue reading “WhatsApp quietly adds encryption to iCloud backup”

Google Chrome for Android makes it easier to download pages offline

chrome android

Google Chrome for Android has received an update that makes it easier to download pages offline for viewing it later. The offline feature was first introduced to Chrome last year in December. According to Google, over 45 million web pages are being downloaded with Chrome each week.

Continue reading “Google Chrome for Android makes it easier to download pages offline”

Instagram adds ability to upload photos and videos from its mobile website

Screenshot_20170509-111940

Instagram has added the ability to upload images from its mobile website. The move comes from the Facebook owned photo and video sharing app as it targets users from countries with expensive data and slower internet speeds. According to TechCrunch, Instagram was testing this functionality since March. Continue reading “Instagram adds ability to upload photos and videos from its mobile website”

WhatsApp’s 200M MAUs in India clock over 50 million video calling minutes per day

whatsapp-video-call

WhatsApp has revealed some important insights about its video calling feature specific to Indian users. The Facebook owned instant messaging site says India is the top country for the video calling feature in terms of total minutes per day. Continue reading “WhatsApp’s 200M MAUs in India clock over 50 million video calling minutes per day”