You may have heard that Internet.org is a nonprofit organization launched by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and dedicated to bringing Internet access to people who can’t access it, or can’t afford it. Check out this latest news from PCWOrld.com
Qualcomm’s next LTE modem can reach gigabit speeds, but that might not be the most important thing about it. Check this article from PCWorld.com
Digital content, especially streaming, is king. Just a decade or so ago, most people got their music from CDs, rented DVDs from the store, and bought physical video games. Now, Spotify has replaced iTunes and CDs, Netflix streams tons of original content, and you can buy nearly any video game digitally – even streaming games using PlayStation Now is possible. More of this article from MakeUseOf.com
For Instagram users with more than one account, life has just gotten a lot easier.
On Monday, Instagram released a new feature to allow switching between multiple accounts on its iOS and Android apps. Instagram users are now able to add and switch between five different accounts. Instagram had started testing account-switching for iOS users last week, according to TechCrunch. Back in November, Instagram tested this feature for Android users. More of this latest news from PCWorld.com
You’ve heard about it. You’ve read about it. You may have even tweeted about it. But it looks as if Twitter’s non-chronological “algorithmic” timeline is almost here. More of this article from PCWorld.com
When you sign in to Facebook this morning, you’ll be greeted by a strange message: “Happy Friends Day!” If you’re wondering what Friends Day is, don’t worry—you haven’t missed out on celebrating this important holiday for your entire life. It’s a social media holiday that Facebook just invented to celebrate its 12th birthday. More of this latest news from PCWorld.com
Amazon Echo is going back to its music streaming roots with Spotify support.
The connected speaker can now tap into Spotify’s 30 million songs through voice commands. For instance, users can say “Alexa, play Pearl Jam from Spotify,” or “Alexa, play Afternoon Acoustic from Spotify.” Check out this article from PCWorld.com