Samsung has finally added period tracking to its Health app, a feature that’s been available on Apple, Garmin, Fitbit and a plethora of third-party apps.
HBO Max will be bringing us this much vaunted Friends reunion show relatively soon, and it is costing them a pretty penny.
In order to help improve its speech recognition technology, Facebook will offer to pay some users for voice recordings through its Pronunciations programme.
WhatsApp has reached another major milestone. The messaging service has announced that is has over 2 billion users as of February 12th 2020.
Netflix is rolling out support for a new video codec, AV1, in its Android app. It compresses video 20 percent more efficiently than the current VP9 codec.
Google Assistant now supports Japanese for Pixel 4 devices and is expected to roll out to other devices in future software updates.
The initial details of Vine successor Byte’s partner program has been shared by the company, only days after its launch and only 800,000 downloads.
MTN have launched data bundles for TikTok, aiming their sights at the younger audience who’s accounts are primarily paid by parents or guardians.
The successor to Vine, called Byte, has officially launched and is available for download on iOS and Android as of January 25th.
Opera is in some hot water due to the fact that it seemingly violated Google’s policies when it comes to predatory or reckless lending.
As of May 2020 Wunderlist to-do’s will no longer sync, but users will be able to import their content into the much revamped To Do app from Microsoft.
The first Uber safety report has been released, making publicly available the data it uses to track various incidents to improve security on its platform.