Happy birthday, girlfriend. Today is your time to shine, and the spotlight is totally on you. Amidst all of the champagne poppin' (for those who are 21 and up), and partying the night away — the last thing you want to do is take time away from celebrating to think …

WhatsApp has some little secrets not known to everybody. These little secrets – I call them WhatsApp hacks – allow you to tweak the app and do more than you can normally do on the instant messaging app. This post aims to show you the little secrets, and as you …

The other major update is that WhatsApp will finally be introducing the live locations feature in Windows Phone. This feature was earlier introduced in Android and iOS around a year back. Another thing mentioned in the report is the fact that the Stickers feature has not been enabled as of …

WhatsApp has launched a person-to-person payments feature via bank transfer that is in line with the Unified Payments Interface in India, according to multiple local media reports. The Unified Payments Interface is a standard set forth by the National Payments Corporation of India to help make … Read More

Twitters users have been using this President's Day as an excuse to pay tribute to Barack Obama, chastise Donald Trump, and pay tribute to fictional presidents like Josiah "Jed" Bartlet from "The West Wing." The hashtag #PresidentsDay2018 trended at the top of Twitter Monday.The holiday was … Read More

Twitter's unexpected discontinuation of its free eponymous Mac client late last Friday hasn't gone over well with Mac users, even though it rated an abysmal 1.7 out of 5 stars before it disappeared from the Mac App Store. Amid concerns that Twitter's other long-neglected Mac app, TweetDeck, might soon … Read …

Today, on Presidents Day, Barack Obama can take a bow. The former president has joined a very exclusive club: He now has more than 100 million followers on Twitter. Earlier this month, people noticed that one of those followers is someone rather unexpected (more on that later). According to the … …

In a short string of tweets, in other words, Facebook's vice president for advertising twisted and obfuscated the issues almost beyond recognition. For one, the indictment states clearly that the Russians were not merely buying ads: It alleges that they used fake American identities, fraudulently obtained … Read More

On most days, Facebook doesn't have much in common with President Trump. But at the moment, both are in the damage-control business, as they try to get out from under the cloud of suspicion related to Russia's meddling in the 2016 election. Their goals collided in awkward fashion over the …

A Facebook executive says the social network will begin using paper postcards to try and stop foreign meddlers—for instance, Russian agents—from buying ads designed to influence U.S. elections. Before the 2016 Presidential election, nearly 10 million Americans saw ads that were linked to Russia's … Read More