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21Snapchat has earned just $ 3.1 million The other day, Snapchat released its financial statement and the figures in it did not surprise anybody. No wonder that Snapchat with the evaluation of approximately $20 M is making almost no profit. Lots of startups make losses for years and some go public well before they become profitable….
20WhatsApp Web version for iOS In less than a year from the WhatsApp Web’s release the browser version of the messaging app for the iOS platform hit the ground. Earlier, users could see an iOS button on the app’s website, but it only meant there was a mobile version of WhatsApp for iPhone fans to download….
20Vonage is a strategic partner The developers of the mobile app Vonage can boast about partnership with a consortium of IT and telecom companies The Alliance Partners. Companies have found common ground on providing cloud services. The Alliance Partners has 17 agencies all over US. A partnership with a VoIP app secures the consortium an…
20Emoticon anarchy is afoot – HipChat introduces collections HipChat managed to stand out among competitors by giving its users the possibility to create smileys, stickers and emojis, submit them to the administration and then share them with friends in everyday communication. Sure, Atlassian’s product is not the only messaging app that carries out such promotion…
20LINE lets you keep track of friends Japan’s messaging application LINE never ceases to amaze. LINE Lite, the official lightweight version of the app, came out just recently and already the company is presenting a new product: location service LINE HERE. What does LINE HERE do? Anyone, who has read a Harry Potter book, will…
20Nimbuzz figured that counseling is cheaper? Any software program, be it a simple mobile app or a complex integrated system, has problems and bugs. Usually, when a problem is encountered developers try to fix it. Nimbuzz, however, took a different approach. Instead of fine-tuning the app and making things easier for users, Nimbuzz published advice…
19Confide on your desktop Confide messenger, known for its one-of-a-kind approach to data protection, has released a desktop version of its application. Eighteen months ago, Confide’s new mobile version came out for iOS and Android devices. The app’s strong suit, or its feature, is that users cannot read more than one line at a time…
19Tencent injects funds into Kik Interactive Inc.! Tencent is the largest internet company in China, as well as the owner of QQ and WeChat messaging apps, has decided to invest into Kik Interactive Inc. The situation looks rather strange, but both WeChat and Kik are regionally popular communication clients. They’re practically rivals, to be honest….
19LINE Lite available almost everywhere We’ve already told you about LINE’s plans to present a lite version of the communication app ahead of the IPO. And, finally, no more waiting! A few days ago, LINE officially released a version of its app that is simplified, lightweight and consumes less mobile data — LINE Lite. The…
19Skype’s rolls out ver. 5.10 for Android Skype developers presented a new version of its product for Android devices. Skype’s new version is 5.10 and it can boast about several innovations aimed not so much on the functionality of the program, but on user convenience. Ringtone personalization Now users can set different ringtones for separate…
