The voice call just got re-invented. Sidecar is an ambitious app that goes well beyond video chat apps like FaceTime or Skype and builds on apps likePair, which lets you share various items like photos, your location and more with another person.
Facebook has finally gone public. The much-fussed-over IPO came to pass this morning, making its debut on the Nasdaq at $38 per share. So what does that mean for you, the average joe? Unfortunately no...
Beginning this week, Chrome browser users will have the convenience of syncing their tabs, bookmarks, extensions and even back buttons across their devices. So if you use acomputerat work, you can...
When we first heard about Snapchat, a curious little app that lets you set a self-destruct timer on photos you send to others, we just had to get our hands on it and try it out ourselves. Our findings? Snapchat works as advertised.
Americans may not trust the media, but they trust friends to tell them about news. According to research by schools.com, 28 percent of the news Americans get comes from social media, mainly Facebook.
Sure, you can email that file you were working on to yourself, but that's a clunky solution for the technologically unsophisticated. Nowadays, one of the best ways to be productive is by storing your documents in the cloud.
What are the next big things in mobile? Our mission was to answer that question at CTIA Wireless 2012, where more than 40,000 attendees and more than 1,000 exhibitors gathered in New Orleans this week...
AVG is here at CTIA 2012 showing off its revised Mobilation security app for Android, and after spending some hands-on time with it, we found ourselves impressed with the app's new looks and features....
Move over QR codes. A new competitor in the get-more-here space is getting real. In fact, it's getting really real, through some technical augmentation from VoterView. This free iOS app boasts being "...
These days, messaging apps are a dime a dozen, and word of any new releases is sure to induce some groans and questions. So is it even possible to distinguish oneself from the gaggle of text apps available today?.
