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As stated by Google when it revealed the newest features of Google Allo, its messaging app, it turns out that people only use 3 percent of all emoji existing today. In other words, the remaining 97 percent of all emoji are all but underused.
It was a long wait for fans of Google Play Music, but finally, Google is starting the deployment of a new and improved version of its music streaming service. The tech giant has announced this week that it is in the midst of introducing new updates to its Android, iOS and Web offerings, bringing an enhanced user interface that takes full advantage of machine learning to offer music that is most relevant to the user at any particular moment.
Apple has joined forces with 24 nonprofit organizations in order to let mobile users make full use of Apple Pay, the tech giant’s mobile operating system, in donating money to charity. Beginning this week, people can make their donations by way of Apple’s contactless mode of payment to charities that include the American Red Cross, Doctors Without Borders, Save the Children, and the World Wildlife Federation.
It has been about seven months since Huawei launched its P9 smartphones, but it appears that the Chinese mobile giant has a hit in its hands. The number three smartphone vendor in the world has revealed that it has managed to sell over 9 million units of its P9 handsets. Back in September earlier this year, the company announced that it had shipped around 6 million units of its P9 devices, but the last couple of months have seen Huawei sell another 3 million units.
According to a report published by the Korea IT News recently this week, South Korean wireless carrier KT has practically declared that it will become the first mobile operator in the world to successfully commercialize5G technology about three years from now.
Apparently, one can only take so much when it comes to politics. According to a new report published by mobile analytics firm Flurry, two of the lowest decreases in news browsing activity, as done by way of news apps installed on smartphones and tablet devices, happened right after the second and third Presidential debates.
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