Messenger stories
If it wasn't for the distinct lightning bolt icon on your phone, you'd almost mistake the new version of Facebook Messenger for a Snapchat clone.
Xero launches its new partner program and advisory directory, connecting over 100,000 business advisors with small businesses.
One billion people now use Messenger app to communicate every month, according to a company statement. A new emoji has been added to celebrate.
Facebook Messenger is testing one-to-one secret conversations with end-to-end encryption, to provide additional privacy for sensitive information.
A recently discovered vulnerability in Facebook Messenger could have had monumental consequences - here is some advice for protecting yourself.
There is one thing for certain – it is an exciting time to be a consumer, as bots that exist within your Messenger app are soon to become the norm.
Recently, Domain (Australian real estate website) announced they would be utilising bots to help service their customers.
Microsoft recently announced a fleet of apps designed specifically for Windows 10 from the social media heavyweights.
UK tech firm SkipRoaming has launched an app that aims to reduce the cost of mobile international and roaming calls.
Facebook introduces video calling feature for its Messenger app, enabling face-to-face conversations. Rollout begins today in various countries.
Facebook is claiming 10% of the mobile VoIP market via Messenger, as it looks to ramp up that figure with its WhatsApp voice offerings.
Facebook's Messenger app now boasts over 500 million monthly users, but many were coerced into downloading the app, sparking user discontent.
Despite all the complaining from many users, Facebook's separate messaging app has proven to be extremely successful.
Security researcher finds hole in social networking site's messaging system, before cements it closes before those damn hackers find out.
Starting April 8, Messenger users will begin the transition to Skype, with Microsoft promising a seamless migration of contacts and services.
Microsoft bids farewell to Messenger, switching to Skype by March 15 for enhanced chat and video calls, excluding China.
Software company migrating users to Skype after announcing plans to retire its Messenger service early next year.
Social networking site says claims that users' private conversations are appearing on public timelines is false.
Almost half of those surveyed admit to unauthorised streaming of TV programmes and almost a third indulge in unauthorised downloading of movies.
Slingshot introduces a $19 data-only plan for NZ users, catering to the growing trend of app-based messaging, ideal for those reliant on apps.
