Skype app lets users swap video messages
Skype has launched a video messaging app called Skype Qik, letting users swap short clips up to 42 seconds long via their mobiles.
Skype has launched a video messaging app called Skype Qik, letting users swap short clips up to 42 seconds long via their mobiles.
Dropbox has denied reports that hackers broke into its computer systems and stole almost seven million usernames and passwords, claiming that the data leaked online is not associated with Dropbox accounts.
Despite improvements to mobile internet access, commuters in the UK are still being hit by black spots that prevent them from carrying out tasks on the internet while on the move, according to new research.
Netbiscuits has launched one-stop smart analytics dashboard in its free Mobile Analytics software, helping marketers to track web visitors from smartphone, feature phone, tablet and PC through one dashboard.
Forget pay per click, how about pay per cackle? In a new digital take on admission fees, a comedy club in Barcelona is using facial recognition software to charge per laugh, rather than per show.
Facebook has launched a new tool that lets advertisers target people within a set radius of their business.
Microsoft has revealed a prototype gaming system that turns any room into an interactive, augmented reality display.
Pro-democracy protestors in Hong Kong are using FireChat to keep in touch and bypass an internet and network lockdown in the country.
Microsoft has given its first glimpse of its Windows 10 software, hoping to replace its much-criticised current operating system.
eBay is planning to split off its payments system PayPal into a separate company next year, amid claims they are holding each other back.