November 4, 2015 Instagram apologizes to user for handing his account to soccer star with same name Instagram was left red-faced Monday after it was forced to apologize for shutting down the account of a user and handing it to a famous soccer player with the same name.
November 4, 2015 Still skeptical about the Apple Watch? The first 24 apps won't change your mind "A solution in search of a problem" has become a popular criticism leveled at the Apple Watch.
November 4, 2015 Like this? Facebook says it’s working on virtual reality versions of its apps Facebook said Tuesday it’s developing virtual reality versions of its apps.
November 4, 2015 Global tablet sales dip for first time Tablet sales have fallen for the first time since the devices went mainstream in 2010, so says research firm IDC. According to its most recent data, 76.1 million tablets were sold globally by tech firms during Q4 2014, down from 78.6 million for the same period a year earlier.
November 4, 2015 Twitter officially rolls out ‘while you were away’ recap feature Twitter on Wednesday officially announced its new ‘while you were way’ feature, designed to provide users with a recap of ‘important’ tweets they might’ve missed while away from the service.
November 4, 2015 Uber agrees to share passenger trip data with Boston; city hopes it will help improve services Uber has agreed to share trip data with Boston, and city officials hope the information helps them improve services.
November 4, 2015 5 more apps that make you say 'Wow!' Here are five mind-boggling apps that I know you're going to want.
November 4, 2015 How high tech will reduce driving accidents With the world’s first ever ‘connected car’ due to hit dealerships in the next two years, the future of driving is getting closer. And University of Arizona researchers are working to make that future safer for all.
November 4, 2015 FireChat downloads spike as Hong Kong protesters turn to messaging app Off-the-grid messaging app FireChat has seen a spike in users in recent days as pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong download it in their thousands. The app is unaffected by congested cellular networks and cannot be easily blocked by the authorities. The post FireChat downloads spike as Hong Kong protesters turn to the off-the-grid messaging app appeared first on Digital Trends.
November 4, 2015 Tech Q&A: Phone printing, iOS8, and more Want to know how to print from your tablet or phone and find out about sleep gadgets and iOS8? Then read this column.
