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Does Facebook-WhatsApp deal means death of SMS?
ANI
Washington, February 21, 2014
Although, for Facebook, the deal means more user base, more penetration in emerging markets, but until the deal goes through, SMS stands no chance of vanishing so soon.
Does WhatsApp deal show Facebook knows what's up?
Michael Liedtke
San Francisco, February 21, 2014
If Facebook hopes to remain the social networking leader, CEO Mark Zuckerberg knows the firm must follow the people.
Why a million users join WhatsApp everyday
Molly Hensley-Clancy
New York, February 21, 2014
The online messaging platform has been catching on for a few years with younger users and international sets of friends, but a much larger audience noticed it on February 19, when Facebook Inc said it had agreed to pay $19 billion for the service.
Facebook will pay WhatsApp $2 bn even if deal fails
PTI
New Delhi, February 20, 2014
\"In the event of termination of the merger agreement under certain circumstances principally related to a failure to obtain required regulatory approvals, the merger agreement provides for Facebook to pay WhatsApp a fee of $1 billion in cash,\" Facebook said.
Politicians bank on Facebook for Lok Sabha poll victory
PTI
New Delhi, February 20, 2014
Facebook users would be able to pose questions directly to key political contenders for 2014 general elections with the launch of a special initiative, 'Facebook Talks Live', by the social networking website.
'Postcard' app for iPhone lets you cross-post on multiple social networks
ANI
Washington, February 20, 2014
Postcard is beneficial for those whose job likely involves social media management of some sort.
What the WhatsApp deal means for Facebook in India
Sunny Sen
February 20, 2014
In India, which has about 200 million Internet users, mostly on mobile, the WhatsApp acquisition will play a big role. The first thing that Facebook gets is a quick addition of about 30 million users, who are using WhatsApp over mobile phones.
Why WhatsApp is so big in India
IANS
New Delhi, February 20, 2014
WhatsApp is a company with just 55 employees. But it has 450 million active users (heading to a billion) resulting in a valuation of over $40 a user -about the same level per user that Hotmail was acquired by Microsoft in 1997.
Is WhatsApp worth $19-billion Facebook bet
Barbara Ortutay and Michael Liedtke
New York, February 20, 2014
\"People are going to look at this and say, `Uh-oh, did they pay way too much for this?,\" said Anthony Michael Sabino, a St. John's University business professor.
Leaderspeak: Zuckerberg on buying WhatsApp
BT Online Bureau
February 20, 2014
In an acquisition move bigger than Google, Microsoft or Apple have ever done, Facebook has announced to buy mobile messaging service WhatsApp for $19 billion. Here's what the social network's founder and CEO had to say about the buy -
All you need to know about WhatsApp
Associated Press
February 20, 2014
Facebook Inc will buy the fast-growing mobile-messaging startup WhatsApp for $19 billion in cash and stock in a landmark deal. Here's is some key information about the messenger -
BlackBerry shares surge as Facebook bids for WhatsApp
Euan Rocha
Toronto, February 20, 2014
The deal sent shares in BlackBerry up as much as 9 per cent in trading after the bell because it put a rough valuation metric around the smartphone maker's own BlackBerry Messaging service.
Facebook to buy WhatsApp messenger for USD 19 billion
Gerry Shih and Sarah Mcbride
San Francisco, February 20, 2014
The WhatsApp deal is worth more than Facebook raised in its own IPO and underscores the social network's determination to win the market for messaging.
Galaxy S4, FB, WhatsApp top searched names in 2013
Nidhi Singal
December 24, 2013
Samsung is the most searched mobile brand for the year and its Galaxy S4 topped the handset list.
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December 27, 2013
Value for money gadgets and services. Featuring: Canon Powershot S200, BBM for iOS and Android, Logitech Z600 speakers, ZTE Open smartphone and Dell Inspiron Series 3000 laptop.
Which is the best messaging app?
Nidhi Singal
November 28, 2013
Messaging apps are all the rage now. There are dozens of them around and all, unlike the SMS, are offered free. A comparison of the features of the five most popular ones -
Facebook releases updated Messenger for iOS, Android
ANI
Washington, October 31, 2013
The changed features include friends' avatars in circular with a little badge on them if a friend is using the Messenger app.
Can digital media make a difference in 2014 elections?
Shweta Punj
November 7, 2013
Digital media is changing the way political parties interact with voters. Digital media strategies are now part of the overall campaign briefs, and parties are spending an increasing amount of time and resources to mobilise netizens.
How messaging apps are expanding their user base
Nandagopal Rajan
September 9, 2013
Brand pages are proving to be the best way to monetise apps, especially in countries such as India, where in-app purchases are yet to gather steam. Almost all messaging app companies have tied up with mobile manufacturers to preload their apps on new devices.
Best smartphones for students
Nidhi Singal
September 10, 2013
Yes, you will be ashamed to go to college without one of these. But which ones are ideal for students without burning a hole in their parents' pockets?
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