Microsoft has launched a new app dubbed as Who’s In that makes it easier for you to plan events with your friends. The app lets you find restaurants, find movie options, visit nearby attractions and more. Continue reading “Microsoft launches Who’s In social networking iMessage app”
Facebook has introduced new tools to help people when intimate images are shared on Facebook without their permission. The social network is working on preventing sharing of these images often referred to as “revenge porn”, on Facebook, Messenger and Instagram.
Apple has revamped Apple Music for Android with new features and design. The app is getting features like on-screen lyrics, redesigned For You section and more.
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YouTube has officially launched beta version of the YouTube Go app for Android in India. It was first announced back in September last year on its its 18th birthday. YouTube Go comes with offline video viewing and sharing. It is aimed at users who have slow internet connection and are concerned about their data usage. Continue reading “YouTube Go beta app for Android officially launched in India”
Snapchat is adding a new feature that will allow users to search for more than 1 million stories. The search feature will use machine learning and let users search for Snaps about specific locations, events, and words. Continue reading “You can now search Snapchat Stories by content”
Google is now making it easier for users to book their fitness class. The company has added an ability for users to search, book and pay for their favourite fitness class directly from the Search app. Continue reading “Google will now let you book fitness classes in Search”
Telegram has introduced voice calls in the latest update that bumps the app to version 3.18. The instant messaging app says Telegram voice calls are built upon the end-to-end encryption of its Secret Chats feature.
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Google has finally launched Calendar for iPad. The Calendar will offer all the same features that are optimized for iPad. Users will be able to use Spotlight Search to find items from the iPad home screen. Continue reading “Google Calendar app finally available for iPad”
iOS has always topped Android in terms of revenue, however that is about to change this year. A new report from App Annie predicts that Android app revenue will overtake iOS in 2017.
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Evernote has updated its Android app that makes it easier for users to share notes with each other. The new sharing tool allows users to send notes without leaving the Evernote app. Continue reading “Evernote for Android brings easier note sharing in latest update”
Google launched Gboard for iPhone and iPad in May last year following which it was also released for Android. The company has added Gboard to its Search app for iOS, meaning it will now be pre-installed with the app.
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Facebook has yet again copied Snapchat’s feature. A couple of weeks back it released Messenger Day. This time the social network has released Facebook Stories, similar to Snapchat and Instagram stories at the top of the News Feed in the main Facebook app for Android and iOS. Continue reading “Facebook introduces Snapchat-like Stories at the top of News Feed, Camera Effects and more for iOS and Android”
Truecaller has launched Truecaller 8 for Android with a bunch of new features. The app is getting SMS inbox, flash messaging, and Truecaller Pay. In addition, Truecaller has teamed up with Airtel and Google for more features. Continue reading “Truecaller 8 launched with SMS Inbox, Truecaller Pay, UPI Payments and more”
Facebook has added yet another feature to Messenger. The social network has rolled out live locations that will allow Messenger users to share their location with friends and family in real-time but only for an hour at a time. Continue reading “Facebook Messenger now lets you share your live location”
It looks like soon you will be able to comment on Facebook using GIFs. The social network has confirmed it plans to begin testing a GIF button for comments, according to TechCrunch. The GIF button will allow users to post the animated images as responses in comments.
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