by Mike Andrici, 1 month ago

Throughout the last decade, there have been numerous debates regarding the security measures that can be put in place to protect our online identities. But given that our newly found mobile lifestyles can now provide…

by Mike Andrici, 1 month ago

As soon as Facebook unveiled Home for Android, the online tech media was quick to dissect it into tiny bits and pieces, not without a hefty amount of criticism, most of which coming from people…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 1 month ago

We are all mobile geeks here at Android Authority. We love everything with a power button. We like to comment on the latest news and endlessly argue over which phone is better. On the Friday…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 1 month ago

Facebook made quite some buzz when it quietly launched free calling through the Facebook Messenger app for iOS and Android. While initially available in the US and Canada, Facebook recently rolled out voice calling in…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 3 months ago

It’s a numbers game for social networks. And while Facebook is still king of the hill, there’s one competitor that might soon overtake the leading social network. Google+ has reportedly climbed the social ladder, so…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 4 months ago

I wrote before that the proverbial Facebook Phone might actually be the smartphone you’re holding right now. It turns out that we might be closer to the real deal than I previously thought. While there…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 4 months ago

In the face of a wave companies making moves on the mobile phone market, Facebook seems to be the last hold out. Other high-profile companies have been carving out chunks of the smartphone market, since…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 4 months ago

This is a novel approach to spam: put a price tag for each message sent to a person you don’t know. At least that’s what Facebook wants to test. If implemented, besides being a spam…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 4 months ago

This issue has been discussed before, and has been considered as an affront to the freedoms that Internet users enjoy. But this is China, and it’s a regime that’s a unique mix of forward-looking innovation…

by Carl Parker, 7 months ago

Twitter is one of the most famous social networking and microblogging services in the world. Even though Twitter has its own official Android app, third-party developers have been making client apps for Twitter. Since such…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 8 months ago

If you’ve been wondering how Facebook makes money, here’s a big demonstration of just how powerful a social network can be, in terms of mining market data. Facebook has just launched its mobile ad network,…

by Costea Lestoc, 8 months ago

While all hope seems lost for Samsung in its legal battles against Apple, the company is making its comeback against the company that has so far cost them billions of dollars in legal charges. In…

by Alvin Ybañez, 8 months ago

There are a variety of third-party Twitter apps on the Google Play Store but, among all of them, only one has been granted a seat on my Android phone. I’m not really a Twitter fan,…

by Dan Evans, 8 months ago

The Internet is bustling with information. Everything you could ever need is right at your fingertips, as well as the power to share our own findings. A number of websites already exist for sharing and…

by Carl Parker, 8 months ago

Numerous Twitter client apps for Android are springing up like wildflowers, each one bringing added features to improve the user experience, such as features allowing you to tweet more than the allotted 140 characters or…