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Twilio Authy Desktop app users have less than a month to switch to the mobile app or make major changes to how they log into various services.

All this sounds a bit rich given Microsoft's wider deployment of 'suggestions' and nagging to use its various other services in Windows 11 recently.

Windows 11 (or 10) users can now simply drag a file from their desktop to Android smartphone, or vice versa, using Nearby Share which has arrived in beta.

iOS users have been screaming for iMessage to adopt some kind of edit and unsend message feature, and now it's finally on the way to iPhone users.

A new smartphone app has been created by a team from the University of California Santa Barbara to diagnose COVID-19 and the flu.

The fourth iteration of Fitbit's Charge is the best of the series and may prove to be the pinnacle of the current form factor.

Anyone wanting to get into the limited preview for the Microsoft Family Safety app will need to sign up.

Video chat is supposed to land in late Q2 2020 according to the earnings report.

The data from the coronavirus tracking app will only be shared with health authorities.

Fitbit's Versa 2 smart fitness watch gets fully tested. Join us as we explore what it's all about.

A leaked memo from within Apple has shown that the thinly veiled excuse for Apple to kowtow to China and remove the app HKmap.live used by protestors.

Despite a rocky start, Fitbit is betting their future on smart watches, and it looks like the strategy is starting to pay dividends.

Looking for some 4K video processing software to edit and fix GoPro 4K footage? VideoProc may be what you need.

Nintendo's app Dragalia Lost has made a huge $16 million in just two weeks after its release.

Fitbit has successfully refined the smartwatch concept, but the lack of usable apps is getting hard to defend.

It's taken six years, but Fitbit has finally given their Wi-Fi fitness scales a refresh that refines - not redefines - the user experience.

After a long wait, Fitbit is finally ready to challenge Apple's dominance of the smartwatch market. But should Cupertino be worried?

Rainway has announced that their game streaming app will be going life on January 20th.

Take home a Fitbit Blaze Smart Fitness Watch on us.

The Blizzard Battle.Net mobile app makes it easier to coordinate play time, discuss strats, or just hang out and chat.

Following up on last year's casual-focused Alta, Fitbit gifts its successor with heart rate tracking, in the same slim line profile.

HP's Sprocket is the newest novelty photo printer to enter the market, aiming to make portable social image printing as fun as possible.

We don't expect Apple to start manufacturing similar products anytime soon, but Beddit might provide them important data.

The new Instant Games on Messenger will roll out over the next few weeks worldwide for both iOS and Android.

Facebook has finally decided to expand Messenger Lite's reach, and the company made the app available in 150 additional countries.

WhatsApp has introduced two-step verification feature for its Android, iOS, and Windows Phone users.

The Messenger Camera should roll out globally over the coming days.

Facebook events app is perfect for users who like to have a better overview of their upcoming events.

The first Amazon Go store is located in Seattle and it will open to the public in early 2017.

Facebook launched a standalone app for events and it's perfect for users who like to have a better overview of the upcoming events.

The announcement marks Facebook's effort to enable better connectivity in developing countries.

In 2016, how does Fitbit follow up its all-time bestselling fitness band? With some excellent refinements and useful new features.

Fitbit's Alta fitness wristband looks to the lower-end of the market, with a sleek and user-friendly device.

Can Fitbit's latest fitness watch keep them ahead of the game? Ben spent a few weeks running and living with the Fitbit Blaze and returns with verdict.