Samsung's cheap-feeling plastic builds is now has the largest share in the smartphone market for every single region all for which it collects data. For the first time ever, the company has straddled the globe as the world's top vendor.
Messaging apps are built to offer a free alternative to SMS, expanding themselves to a range of platforms. To sustain their business and to raise funding for some/additional revenue, most opens up a sticker shop. And that includes Viber.
Twitter, the 140 character microblogging platform, has set the stage as one of the largest technology initial public offerings (IPO) ever with shares at $26 each.
It's almost hard to remember a time when Facebook wasn't all about "liking" or "sharing" something.
LG, backed by Google, is releasing the Nexus 5 after a countless rumors and leaks. Boasting high specification and Android KitKat, the device is replacing the Nexus 4, putting itself into the spotlight among high-end smartphones.
Blackberry has resumed a phased rollout of its BBM messaging app for Android and Apple devices after September's delayed launch.
On Wednesday, October 16, 2013, Facebook removed the restriction for users under 18 that previously limited who could see their online postings from photos to musings on the world-wide social network.
Twitter has rolled out a feature update that is useful for users who use Twitter to communicate both publicly and privately.
In October 8, 2013, Samsung announced the Samsung Galaxy Round, which proclaims as the world's first smartphone with a (deeply) curved display.
Advertisements are everywhere, and ad-supported products are quickly becoming a norm, rather than an exception. And since it's becoming a common thing on the internet, ads will show in places where people are not expecting.