Instagram has been back at work, and now the service is gaining a new feature. The latest update for Instagram on Android allows users to send ‘Live Videos’ as a direct message.
Facebook has a brand new messaging app called ‘Messenger Kids.’ As its name implies, the client has been designed with kids as the primary audience. The application just made its way to Apple’s App Store on iOS, but will soon release on Android.
We are seeing that a number of manufacturers’ devices are unable to call the emergency 9-1-1 number in the United States. Please take note, as it can save your life!
Amazon is looking to join the already crowded market that is messaging apps. According to a trusted source who obtained customer survey info over the weekend, Amazon could soon announce a messaging service named ‘Anytime.’
Our guess is that most of you have a smartphone if you’re reading this. Being smartphone owners ourselves, we’re always interested in knowing when a smartphone gets updated. Wouldn’t it be convenient to have this all in one place? That’s why we created our ‘Droid Updates’ Weekly Series.
As we speak, Google I/O 2017 is taking place in Mountain View, California where developers, Google enthusiasts and media have all gathered round to learn what’s next in tech. In late March, Google announced the first Android O developer preview right on the heels of heels of Android Nougat 7.1.2. The software has been in alpha-like condition ever since, that is until today. During today’s keynote address, Google fully unveiled the next version of its operating system, Android O as we [Read More]
Android 7.0 Nougat arrived on the world stage back in September when Google unveiled the Pixel and Pixel XL, but it appears as though some customers (Verizon Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge customers, in particular) are just getting Google’s latest sweet treat – six months after its unveiling. There are less than six months remaining before the unveiling of the new major Android update: Android O.
The stable release of Android Wear 2.0 is finally here, as per Google’s latest word. The tech giant has been testing the software in-depth for many months following the official announcement that took place back at Google I/O in May of 2016. After experiencing troubles with the software that later forced an extended delay to its arrival, the software is now ready for the prime time, and will soon make its over to select Android Wear offerings. Here’s everything you need to [Read More]
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