Author: Tech Section
A former Facebook executive has criticised the social network for ripping society apart during a question and answer session.
Facebook launched a new service for children at the same time that a moral panic was sweeping the UK about the dangers of children using live-streaming apps that enable anyone to broadcast video directly from a smartphone or a tablet.
Jackie Charley said she ‘could not stop laughing’ after harmless festive images were blocked by Facebook because of ‘adult’ nature.
As Facebook continues to tinker with its layout and services to spur more interactions and engagement, it seems that not even the most well-known or oldest features are spared.
Apple is close to buying the music recognition app Shazam for about $400m (£300m), media reports say.
Well, “a friend in need is a friend indeed” goes a long way, but in this case, this phrase hardly makes any sense.
The social network’s new feature asks fun, silly, lighthearted questions for your profile page.
East Sepik Governor, Allan Bird, has called on Telikom PNG to charge reasonable rates for their services in his province.
All American Airlines wants for Christmas is… some pilots.
Program managers and departmental heads at the Kinim station on Karkar island will be issued CUG phones with email addresses so monthly reports are done and reported back to their member of parliament.