The "bring your own technology" movement promises to deliver many benefits, yet it also introduces new considerations and complexities, says Networks Unlimited.
The Facebook-owned messaging app now lets users place ephemeral pictures and videos as a `status', similar to Instagram and Snapchat Stories.
Jed Hewson and Bruce von Maltitz, co-founders and joint CEOs of 1Stream, outline what to expect in 2017.
What makes the current fake news phenomenon more frightening is that there is no specific force behind it, writes James Francis.
A new app lets busy mothers seek friendship with other like-minded mothers through a platform similar to popular dating app, Tinder.
The Facebook-owned messaging application establishes itself as a mass-market service among mobile data users in the region.
Companies should be up to date on new ways to interact with their customers, says Henry McCracken, regional sales director for Aspect Software.
The social network will provide more impression-level data and allow advertisers to only pay for video ads viewed in their entirety.
The social network will create an original content ecosystem with Mina Lefevre, an ex-MTV exec, heading the project.
The more data-conservative version of the Facebook mobile app now has more than 200?million monthly active users.
The social media network introduces safety features to stop creation of abusive accounts and show fewer existing offensive tweets.