Twitter has today introduced the ability for users to receive direct messages from people they choose not to follow. Until now, users had to be following each other to communicate privately, but the new option lets you receive DMs from anyone who follows you.
U.S. Cellular is the latest operator to jump on the data-sharing bandwagon, with the introduction of its new “Byte-Sized Shared Data Plans.”
Like AT&T and Verizon, the plans are available to purchase for both standard and business accounts, entitling all registered customers access to one large pool of data, which is divided amongst users on the same account.
Still waiting for BBM to come to Android and iOS? Aren’t we all.
It’s been almost four weeks since BlackBerry attempted and then stalled its cross-platform BBM rollout, and the Canadian company has remained pretty quiet about its plans ever since. But according to chief marketing officer Frank Boulben, we could see BBM in the App Store and Google Play before the end of the week.
Yesterday, a video materialized showcasing Google’s flagship Nexus 5 running Android 4.4 – which is scheduled to be unveiled later today. Now, less than 24 hours later a mass of leaked screenshots have emerged, highlighting a 2013 model of the Nexus 7 running what appears to be Android 4.4 KitKat.
While the Galaxy Note 3’s massive display may not be for you, you may wish to run some of the handset’s built-in apps on your smaller Galaxy S4. Fortunately, there are developers out there who are hard at work porting them over, and you can download and install a number of them now.
