Viber Launches “Bear With Me” Sticker Set in the Viber Sticker Market
Stickers are a great way to express yourself when you’re chatting with your friends via VoIP or messaging, and go farther than emoticons go as far as options and expressions…
Nimbuzz Named “Technology Enabler of the Year on Mobile” at SMARTIES 2014
Most of us are familiar with Nimbuzz, the mobile messaging app that has seen the birth and deaths of a number of mobile operating systems and yet itself continues to…
Juniper Research: Global Smartphone Shipments to Reach 1.2 Billion This Year, Driven by Low-Cost Devices
Juniper Research estimates that the number of smartphone shipments will approach 1.2 billion this year, an increase of 19% from 985 million in 2013. This growth is largely driven by…
Tencent’s WeChat Popularity Soars to New Heights, in Singapore and Worldwide
There’s no questioning WeChat‘s popularity. The messaging application skyrocked to 438.2 million active users in May, giving it the second largest active user base in the messaging world, trailing only…
Get Free Calls With WeChat India’s New “Friends n Rewards” Campaign
Tencent’s star child WeChat has launched its latest Friends n Rewards campaign in India that users can take advantage of simply by making a video call, sending a voice message…
Nimbuzz Gains a New User Interface and Support for Dark and Light Themes on Windows Phone
Nimbuzz is one of the few calling and messaging apps (like fring who have survived since the days of Symbian, Windows Mobile and legacy BlackBerry, and continues to thrive even…
Skype for Windows Phone Receives Location Sharing, Photo Saving, and Conversation Controls
The newest update to Skype for Windows Phone brings a number of new features to Microsoft’s popular calling and messaging application for their mobile OS. The list of these changes…
Facebook Messenger for Windows Phone Receives New Abilites With Latest Update
Facebook Messenger was updated to v8.0 in Windows Phone Store and received the ability to forward a message or photo to someone who isn’t a part of your current conversation.…