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With all the hype on Messenger, what is Facebook good for anymore? With Messenger and WhatsApp now processing three times the number of SMS sent globally, it’s no surprise that Facebook understands messaging is where its original users have migrated. After all, these users are sharing less than they ever did – why bother posting a link on
Here’s how Facebook plans to connect the world Aquila is a boomerang-shaped unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) that dropped the tail, the fuselage and reliance on fossil fuels in hopes to remain airborne for months on end and deliver wireless connectivity to underserved regions. It’s ambitious, but success here could reduce the need for thousands of
Everything Facebook announced at F8 2016 It’s not unusual for tech CEOs to make political commentary – with this year’s F8 opener, Mark Zuckerberg kicks off the keynote with a dig at Donald Trump’s “wall building” comments. He believes now more than ever, we need to connect people together to help build a future – but
Facebook’s new Origami Studio uses visual programming to create awesome app prototypes Facebook has a new tool for designers, and it’s meant to make prototyping apps much faster and easier than your current workflow. Origami Studio is native for OS X, and uses current technology like Core Animation for stability and speed. Facebook also built
Google’s trying to quietly kill Pocket and other bookmarking tools with new Chrome extension Google’s quietly rolled out a new Chrome extension that could severely threaten the future of ‘read it later’ features and services like Pocket. Google previously let you save images to your account from an Image Search and tag them for quick retrieval, but
I’m more excited about the next rumored Kindle’s case than the device itself Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos recently tweeted that a new Kindle ebook reader was on its way, and the company appears to have mistakenly leaked details on a product page on its Japanese site. The new device, dubbed the Kindle Oasis, reportedly
PayPal starts lending money to UK users to buy more things they don’t need Online shopping is great – it’s convenient, quick and pretty reliable. However, its ease is what makes it so addictive and people, myself included, often spend money on things they really don’t need. When you’re not handing over cold hard cash,
Facebook Instant Articles are now available to any publisher Following up on its promise in February, Facebook has opened up its Instant Articles platform to any publishers looking to take advantage of the format. Instant Articles were introduced in May 2015 as lighter versions of articles that load almost immediately. As they open right from
Say goodbye to faulty USB-C cables once and for all USB-C cables are supposed to be the end to all our wire woes, thanks to their ability to carry power and data simultaneously, as well as their reversible design. However, some manufacturers flooded the market with faulty cables that aren’t compliant with the specification and
No more excuses: Google Calendar can now help you stick to your goals Google is celebrating the 10th anniversary of its Calendar service with the launch of a handy new feature in its mobile apps to help you find time to meet your personal goals. Whether you’re looking to start using that gym membership regularly,