Can Viber Get Over Two Billion Users Worldwide? Rakuten CEO Says “Yes”
Let’s face it, trying to outperform WhatsApp in the user engagement category was once thought to be impossible. After all, who could possibly contend with the app’s strong user base…
Skype Integration With Outlook.com Complete and Rolled Out to All Users
Skype with Outlook.com integration first showed up on video in March last year. However, at its initial offering, only UK users could use app’s video and voice calls and messaging.…
Official Facebook Messenger App Now Available for Windows Phone
We heard during Mobile World Congress that Facebook Messenger would be released for Windows Phone. As promised, Facebook has just officially released their Messenger app in the Windows Phone Store.…
BlackBerry Reportedly Experimenting With Monetizing BBM With Adverisements
It turns out that stickers might not be the only change coming to BlackBerry Messenger. BlackBerry is reportedly experimenting with ads in BBM as a way to further monetize the…
Chat Rooms And Accompanying Features Arrive For Nimbuzz on Windows Phone 8
Nimbuzz has announced the availability of chat rooms in their calling and messaging app for Windows Phone 8 with its latest iteration: version 1.1.7. The new chat rooms allow users…
Tango Quietly Releases Messenger App for BlackBerry, Still No Windows Phone 8 Support
Tango has told us they “have no plans to support Windows Phone 8” despite the fact that the app is in high demand for the fastest growing mobile platform in…
Juniper Research: Mobile Roaming to Represent 8 Percent of Global Operator Billed Service Revenues by 2018
A new report from Juniper Research has valued operator revenues generated from mobile roaming at nearly $90 billion by 2018, compared to $57 billion this year. This will represent over…
Sticker Shop Finally Makes Its Way to LINE for Windows Phone
Finally, Windows Phone users won’t have to use this workaround to download LINE’s Stickers, as the latest update finally delivers the Sticker Shop to Microsoft’s mobile OS. Users can now…
