WhatsApp is doing pretty well with its minimal features set and we must all agree with the fact that this is the most popular chat app in the world. Time changes though and I don’t even believe that I hear...
Have you heard about the Bottle Flip Game? This one has been inspired by the real-life trend of flipping half-filled bottles with the hope that they would land facing the correct way. The idea sounds familiar and the game is...
We have all been there and we know how it feels to be the owner of a highly complex Android device that seems to be able to do everything. At the beginnings, in its days of glory, it is fast...
Allo, the new messaging app from Google, is currently making its way to Android and I must admit that I was intrigued to discover it. After a long wait, since Google I/O in May to be exact when it was...
Allo is a mobile-only app that is meant to be a fresh start for Google’s new communication’s division (which also runs Hangouts and Project Fi). Google was clear about its intentions regarding privacy and all conversations are encrypted “on the...
The first thing that happened when I downloaded Allo, only a few seconds after I had given Google’s new messaging app my phone number and snapped a selfie, is that I got a message from a new friend. I am...
You may have noticed over the past few months that your once-speedy Android device is acting out different and has slowed down considerably. Buying a new device shouldn’t always be the option to take in consideration, but you may be...
It probably happened to you too: you have been more than once disappointed of the usual ringtones and vibration alerts which fail to grab your attention, causing you to miss an important call or text. In such a case, you...
SMG Studio, developers of One More Line and Thumb Drift have announced their next game, One More Jump. Strange or not, this is not actually developed by them, but is their first published title, with the game being developed by...
Google announced the new IM service at Google I/O 2016, and no more than four months later, we finally get to try it out. Will this become Android’s default instant messaging platform; will it be popular? I like making assumptions...
