Facebook launches interactive design tool, Origami Live for iOS

Facebook launches interactive design tool, Origami Live for iOS Last year Facebook releasedOrigami for OS X for designing interactive user interfaces. But, for some reason you couldn’t actually prototype those interfaces on iOS. Today, the company fixed that. Origami Live for iOS lets you run those prototypes on the device you’re probably building those interfaces

Facebook’s Bug Bounty program paid $1.3 million last year, with Oculus and Moves now included

Facebook’s Bug Bounty program paid $1.3 million last year, with Oculus and Moves now included Facebook has announced that it paid 321 hackers worldwide last year over $1 million to help spot security flaws in the social network’s software. That brings the total amount of money awarded since the program started in 2011 to over

Facebook is adding a new feature to help with suicide prevention in the US

Facebook is adding a new feature to help with suicide prevention in the US Facebook is rolling out a new mechanism to help combat suicide in the US. This means that posts on the social networking site that appear to be suicidal will trigger a series of notifications offering help. The announcement, made in a post on

Facebook now allows custom gender options

Facebook now allows custom gender options   Facebook now allows its users to enter any term they want to describe their gender, and also indicate how they’d like to be addressed. The social network previously offered a list of gender identities to choose from, but now allows users to add their own preferred terms. A

Dropbox for Windows Phone update adds shared folders

Dropbox for Windows Phone update adds shared folders Dropbox for Windows Phone has been updated, bringing it to version 1.1, and adding the ability to create and manage shared folders from within the app. As usual, there’s a smattering of bug fixes too. The change means Windows Phone users can now create, unshare and edit shared folders

Microsoft discontinues Facebook, Google chat in Outlook.com

Microsoft discontinues Facebook, Google chat in Outlook.com Today, in an email to Outlook.com customers, Microsoft announced that it will be discontinuing support for Facebook Chat and Google Chat on the service. The company blames the Google Chat removal on Google changing its chat protocol but doesn’t mention why it’s removing Facebook support. Going forward, the

Hands-on: Office for Mac 2016 finally makes OS X users first-class citizens

Hands-on: Office for Mac 2016 finally makes OS X users first-class citizens e of the main questions you’ll get if you ever coerce someone to migrate from a PC to a Mac is “does it run Microsoft Office?” For as long as anyone can remember, that’s been hard to answer with a straight face. Office for

Windows 93 is what would have happened if Bill Gates had dropped acid

Windows 93 is what would have happened if Bill Gates had dropped acid   In the early 90s you either had Windows 3.1 (it sucked) or the Mac (it sucked a bit less). Then Windows 95 appeared and for a long time, it ruled the nerd school. But imagine a magical world where Bill Gates

Permanent WhatsApp ban: what you need to know and how to avoid it

Permanent WhatsApp ban: what you need to know and how to avoid it Some of you may have seen the stories floating around that, following the temporary bans imposed by WhatsApp on those making use of unauthorized WhatsApp clients like WhatsAppMD and WhatsApp+, permanent bans for the lifetime of a phone number are now being

Nexus 5 2015 (2nd generation) reportedly coming this year, Huawei to build it

Nexus 5 2015 (2nd generation) reportedly coming this year, Huawei to build it     The news arrives via Gizmochina, which claims that Kevin Ynah, director of a market research firm, has confirmed that Google will be teaming up with Huawei for a second stab at the Nexus 5 success. Gizmochina speculates that Google could partner with Huawei has