Tag: apps

Another source described WhatsApp's plan as similar to Apple's recently announced Business Chat, which lets customers communicate with businesses to "get answers to questions, resolve issues, and complete transactions." Facebook's other messaging app ... ( read original story ...)

WhatsApp is one of the most popular messaging apps for iPhone that boasts more than a billion active users per month. You can share text messages, send and receive photos, videos, and voice messages, place voice calls and much more. Since WhatsApp requires ... ( read original story ...)

Facebook's last remaining tentpole product in China —WhatsApp —has reportedly been severely crippled by changes to China's internet filters, often known as the "Great Firewall." New filters are specifically targeting WhatsApp functions, a source and ... ( read original story ...)

The process of quitting an app actually uses up battery life. Business Insider Closing unused apps on your iPhone won't improve its battery life. I repeat, opening up the multitasking window and swiping apps off the screen won't help your iPhone get ... ( read original story ...)

Millions of people are exhausting their iPhone batteries by wrongly swiping apps to force them to quit, according to an Apple expert who called it the 'single biggest misconception about iOS'. Double tapping on the home button and then swiping apps up to ... ( read original story ...)

Apple's clips app, which lets users create and easily edit shareable videos, has released an update that allows users to add animated Disney and Pixar characters to their videos. The app combines many of the popular features found on video sharing ... ( read original story ...)

Fact: Tablets are nothing without a rich selection of apps. Thankfully, iPads of every size, from the cute iPad mini to the XXL iPad Pro, can access Apple's wonderful App Store to get a huge variety of software to suit any user. According to Apple, more ... ( read original story ...)

(That said, erasing the iPhone is also how a kid can get by your pre-set restrictions. Yeah, it's not a foolproof scheme.) Next, restrict use of individual apps (block use of things like Safari, Camera, Siri, FaceTime, iTunes Store, making in-app purchases ... ( read original story ...)