The world's largest social network Facebook has confirmed that a new feature called "Reactions" is officially being put through test in order to see how users interact with it. Users of Facebook have long wanted a "Dislike" button to be made available on the social network. After all, it seems a little unfair that you can "Like" a post, status update, photo, or comment, but you have no real way of showing dissatisfaction. Rather than integrating a "Dislike" button, Mark Zuckerberg has opted for a more dynamic feature that provides additional options to the end-user.
To celebrate its five Emmy awards for original series "Transparent," Amazon is offering a considerable discount on a year's subscription to Amazon Prime, allowing customers to not only access its online video and music streaming services, but to also receive faster shipping on orders from amazon.com.
After spending a great deal of time, energy and resources fighting the system, Uber has once again started offering its services in the gambling capital of the world, Las Vegas. The fast-growing transportation network company had originally started trading in Las Vegas in October of last year, but was promptly stopped in its tracks thanks to an injunction served by the Washoe County District Court. After almost a year of battling, Uber is now back in business once again in the city of lights.
It's finally happening. After numerous requests and hints, Facebook is getting a Dislike button, but it might not work the way you think it would.
It only seems like five minutes ago that we were waxing lyrical about the download speeds offered by 4G/LTE and waiting eagerly for networks around the world to introduce it. Verizon, one of the world's largest mobile carriers, clearly isn't one to rest on its laurels, as demonstrated by the fact that the company has already put its 5G technology through its paces with some astonishing results.
Tips on how to post or upload photos on Facebook in high or best quality possible and beat Facebook's compression methods.
After months of build up, Google today finally launched its competitor to Twitch, with YouTube Gaming going live on the web today, and its iOS & Android apps also being made available.
Coin, the electronic card that aimed at solving all your credit/debit/loyalty card woes, has just received a major hardware update in the form of the second generation of the product, aptly named Coin 2.0. Among a variety of enhancements, Coin 2.0 adds support for NFC-based payments, making it all that better for daily use.
Users of popular movie streaming app Popcorn Time might want to reconsider after the decidedly illegal software became the latest to find itself squarely in the sights of movie makers in the United States. In documents now available to anyone with a web browser, it is clear that the makers of comedy The Cobbler are going after users of Popcorn Time in the U.S. state of Oregon.
Here's how to check if your account data was leaked in the now infamous Ashley Madison hack. This service lets you know if the provided email address has been compromised or not.
















