Mastercard Set To Replace Passwords With Selfies

MasterCard is looking to the future of online payments security. The credit card company is experimenting with a mobile app that uses facial recognition to verify your identity. Wave bye-bye to passwords; soon all it might take is a good selfie to buy your weekly shopping.

LG Introduces A Thin OLED TV That Could Be Stuck To The Wall With Just A Magnet

TVs are getting so thin that even supermodels would say to them “steady on mate, have a bag of chips!” This latest OLED model from LG is no exception.

ios 9 Is To Have A Single App To Control Your Entire Smart Home

According to 9to5Mac, the next version of Apple's mobile operating system will include a single app which can control all HomeKit devices.
The app, named Home, will have a variety of functions, including the ability to create virtual rooms, set up connected devices and turn the Apple TV into a central home hub.

Mtn Nigeria Gives Their Customers Free 150MB of Data

The telecom giant in Africa, which is MTN Nigeria gives free data of 150MB.

Facebook Introduces Video Calling To Messenger

With instant messaging and voice calls offered by Facebook’s Messenger it was almost inevitably that the social network would add video calls from your mobile into the mix.

Samsung Leads Smartphone Market Charts Courtesy Of Galaxy S6

Market share figures for 2015 are out, revealing where the titans of tech currently rank. The big news is that the Galaxy S6 has managed to keep Samsung in first place.

WhatsApp Messaging Application Now Serves 800m Users Monthly

Well, the folks at Facebook will be celebrating this weekend. The social network’s messaging platform WhatsApp now has 800 million active users every month. If it goes on like this, the service should exceed 1 billion users by the end of the year. Now that’s a lot of chatter.

Samsung Believes Galaxy S6 And S6 Edge Sales Will Reach 70 Millions

Samsung previously estimated that it would be able to sell 50 million Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge handsets in 2015, but now the South Korean company has upped that to a whopping 70 million – but is that actually a realistic figure? We think it might be.

Sony Introduces Sony Xperia Z4 Smartphone In Japan

Sony has officially announced its Xperia Z4 smartphone in Japan. The flagship handset retains the form factor of the Xperia Z3, but weighs in lighter at 144g and thinner at 6.9mm, and includes a metal band around the edges.

Apple Set To Launch 12-inch MacBook Air With Retina Display at Next Event?

Apple will reportedly unveil its long-rumoured 12-inch MacBook Air with Retina display at next week's event.

Blackberry Announces 100 Millions BBM Downloads on Google Play Store

Blackberry has revealed that BBM has hit the 100m download mark on Google Play.

Microsoft To Release Xbox One Wireless Controller Adaptor on PC

Xbox One wireless controllers will soon be compatible with Windows 10 PCs, Microsoft has confirmed.

Apple Set To Kickstart Electric Cars By Year 2020

Apple is reportedly aiming to kickstart production on electric cars by 2020.

Sony Announces Xperia E4 Smartphone

Sony has taken the wraps off its latest Xperia smartphone, which promises to "unlock entertainment and endless fun".

Microsoft Windows 10 To Reach Manufacturers In June

Microsoft is reportedly aiming to complete the final build of Windows 10 by June.

Nvidia Unveils First Mobile Super Chip

Nvidia unveiled a new chipset designed to give your car an autopilot.
Dubbed Drive CX, Nvidia’s car computing platform was unveiled ahead of CES 2015. According to the company, it will be compatible with QNX, Linux and Android car operating systems.

Android To Power All Philips Smart Televisions From TP Vision In 2015

All 2015 Philips smart TVs and UHD sets will be powered by the Android operating system, rights holder TP Vision has announced.

Viber Introduces Games To Its Platform

If you're going to try rivaling Skype, you may as well go big or go home. For Viber, over the past few months, this has meant taking its messaging and VoIP calling services to a different level, one that

Facebook Has Moved On From Bing As Search Box

Both Facebook and Microsoft officials have confirmed that the social networking giant has officially dropped Bing from its search results. Type in a word or phrase into Facebook's search bar, and you'll no longer be given the option to search for your query on Bing.

Swype For ios 8 Now Supports More Languages

Apple iOS 8 users can now type faster in more languages: Nuance today announced its Swype keyboard now comes with support for more than 20 languages.
In addition to English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish, Swype now supports British English, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Greek, Hinglish, Hungarian, Irish, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Swedish, and Turkish. Just long-press the space bar and select your desired language.