Nothing much, just another WhatsApp glitch. Happens. This time whenever you send or receive a message that contains emoji/s, a mysterious black dot can appear in the middle of your screen. If you touch the screen when that icon’s there, the whole app will freeze and you will need to restart it in order to continue. Tech-savvy folks have already figured out why does this happen – long story short, whenever this icon’s on, there is over a two thousand icons hidden in the message. Overload of signs upon entering it causes the application to freeze solid.Google is seemingly ...
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Facebook of the future may have a user’s fee
Rumours about a paid Facebook have been afloat at least ever since the memorable Mark Zuckerberg hearing before the US Congress. As it turns out, there is at least some truth to them; according to Bloomberg, Facebook is discretely gathering data on whether or not would a subscribed Facebook be a success. This has a double goal: first, to allow FB to make more money and second, to see whether or not are people willing to pay for removing ads. It has been reported that a relatively large number of Facebook users leave the website due to the growing amount of ads (something that I personally ...
Twitter glitch exposed every account’s password. Better change yours
All 330 million Twitter accounts have recently had their passwords exposed due to an error in hashing process (the thing that turns your password into a random string of numbers and letters). This in turn has caused user passwords stored in an internal log to go unmasked for a moment. Twitter claims that the glitch was fixed immediately and that there were no signs of a breach. Still, it may be a good idea to change your password just in case. Tweet Vote on HN ...
T-Mobile and Sprint will fuse together
It is now official: T-Mobile and Sprint are going to fuse into a single entity. This new company’s value will supposedly stand at around 146 billion dollars. Oh my… CEO of this company will be one John Legere, chief of T-Mobile USA. It will be one of the top three telecommunication companies in the US with over 127 million clients. Tweet Vote on HN ...
GOCLEVER Quantum 500 Steel, a durable phone for a reasonable price
Are you looking for a phone that can take a hit? One that you can take with you on a mountain trip and not spend every minute worrying it will fall out and break? Or perhaps you are easily distracted and often let your smartphone slip and drop onto cobblestones or into the toilet? If so, then look no further – GOCLEVER Quantim 500 Steel is the phone for you. Its main features are following the IP68 water-and-dust resistance norm, which means it is not afraid of neither water nor dirt, and a highly durable Gorilla Glass 3 display, which allows the phone to hit the ground hard with ...
New Gmail right around the corner. New design, new functions
It took months of rumours, gossip and an occasional leak, but we have made it – yesterday, Google officially presented the newest update of its well-known e-mail service Gmail. This improved Gmail offers a large variety of new functions, more interesting of which are:– reminder function, e.g. ”Monday, 19:00, brush your teeth”,– shortcuts to services,– setting chosen conversations into quiet mode,– opening attachments without opening the mails,– reminder of long-time waiting messages,– suggestions of declining newsletters after not ...
Phones will not kill any more, or how Android P and others put a stop to gun emotes
Android P operating system has recently changed its gun emote; instead of an actual pistol, it now presents a water gun. The change can be pretty surely tracked to the latest mass shootout that recently have become America’s national pasttime. Since no company wishes to risk being somehow connected to the future and past trageides, many smartphone providers decide to ”chicken out” and remove any gun icons from their phones’ completely. Google is not the first one to do so, too: both Microsoft and Apple have got rid of them way in 2016. Gun emotes can still be found ...
Large number of Lenovo P2 owners have trouble unlocking their bootloader
Lenovo P2, launched back in the good ol’ days (yeah, right) of 2016, was a good phone. It sported a large 5.5′ display, Android 7.0 Nougat (second most popular Android OS to date) and a very large 5100mAh battery. Even today, without the upgrade to 8.0 Oreo, it is a reliable phone with a significant number of owners. Unfortunately, these owners are now facing a serious problem with their devices.An increasingly large number of Lenovo P2 units has problems with unlocking their bootloader. Whenever somebody tries to enable OEM unlocking in order to run the ”fastboot oem ...
PUBG Mobile gets two new and easy game modes
Tencent Games has released PUBG Mobile update number 0.4.0. The update contains a new map, number of optimalizations and, last but not least, two new game modes. The first one is called Training Mode. It serves as, well, a training mode for new players. It allows the player to try out all the game’s weapons and vehicles without the risk of dying, as you cannot deal or receive damage in Training Mode. Arcade Mode is basically a smaller version of the game’s classic Battle Royale; it lowers the number of players from 100 to 28. Arcade Mode also allows to select a specific ...
Bluboo S3 – an affordable mid-ranger with huge battery
If you were looking for a decent smartphone with a really large battery then look no further, o pilgrim, for you have found it. Bluboo S3, despite its no-name category, offers a very reasonable compromise between a low price and high specs and, as a bonus, throws in a battery that, when compared to most devices available, is absurdly large.– price: $149.99,– 18:9 display, thin bezels,– MediaTek 6750 CPU, 8-core, 1.5 GHz,– 4GB RAM, 64GB storage, microSD slot up to 256GB,– 21mpx + 5mpx main camera, 13mpx selfie shooter, Portrait Mode,– Type-C port,– ...