Apps

Instagram continues to be flooded by spam, especially group requests via annoying messages. Here's how you get rid of them.

Time for our weekly column on the best apps of the week. This list includes both Android and iOS apps. Did you find something useful?

With the integration of Hangouts in Google Chat, Google prepares another restructuring of its messaging apps

WhatsApp has published a clarification on what will happen to the app if the user does not accept the new terms of use.

The latest version of Google Play Store supports sharing of apps from one phone to another using the ‘Nearby Share’ feature

WhatsApp has upset many of its users, seeing an exodus happen. However, even more remained. Wither the way forward? We remain unsure at the moment.

After the huge success of Clubhouse, it's no wonder that both Facebook and Twitter are working to replicate this platform.

A barcode scanning app is actually malware that contains malicious code following a recent update. Here is more about it, and be careful!

How many takers for a drunk mode that prevents you from doing something stupid with your smartphone?

Starting next month, Google Fit will allow us to measure both heart rate and breathing rate using the smartphone's selfie cam.

Google Meet finally offers a preview feature that lets you check your tone and hairstyle before you start with each call. Useful or not?

YouTube introduces "Clips", a new feature that lets you create and share clips from videos. We'll tell you how it works.

You can finally use Street View with a live map in Google Maps. Here's how to use the new split-screen feature.

Here are our 5 free and paid applications on Apple's App Store or Google's Play Store. Games, productivity, wellness or personalization.

WhatsApp introduces an additional layer of security for users of WhatsApp Web by adding an option to use biometric authentication methods

In the fight against misinformation, Twitter has launched Birdwatch. Users of the microblogging service can help with moderation themselves in the future.

Apparently, users of some Honor and Huawei phones will soon be unable to use the Google Messages and Duo apps. Find out more here!

Telegram is removing 'hateful content', but after years of tolerating violence and the sale of drugs and sex, is this too little too late?

The social network Parler, often referred to as a home for far-right users, has made it back online after finding a new hoster.

Signal suffered a major outage that lasted more than 24 hours thereby raising questions about its relevance as a proper alternative to WhatsApp