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who actually is to blame for the roll out failure well on google play i noticed there has been a reduction of fake BBM apps to one which is claimed to be the official one updated today but on the left hand side the reviews left for the apps is not worth it so i say again RIM where is the official BBM app we've been waiting for. Although it's been a long day for those waiting for cross-platform  BBM  and those in Waterloo working to make it all happen, there was some pretty interesting news in  the status update from BlackBerry . In case you missed it, they actually added 1.1 Million users to the BBM platform without even launching the app officially.  I'm not trying to sugarcoat it,  the rollout has been a frustration and not the best experience  but again, 1.1 Million users in less than 8 hours. I guess that answers the question about whether or not people are willing to give cross-platform BBM a go. Now all that needs to happen is getting it offi...

Skype will be pre-installed in Microsoft Windows 8.1, due to be released next month. Skype is owned by Microsoft. Bloatware is the term given to programs that come pre-installed on computers even though it's unlikely they will be used by every owner. Sometimes they are difficult to get rid of and can consume resources unnecessarily. Pre-installed anti- virus software has often fit that definition. Now, Skype looks to be joining that list. Microsoft owns the voice, audio and text messaging program and will be making it the default instant communications tool on the newest version of Windows. "This is fantastic news for both Skype and Windows users," Skype said in a blog post . "Now you don’t have to download your favorite app to stay in touch whenever you’re apart. With Windows 8.1, simply tap the Skype Live Tile, log in, and you’re ready to go." The new integration is similar to how Apple installs its FaceTime video chat service on the OSX operating ...

Another Fake BlackBerry Messenger App Shows Up In Play Store One of the key strengths of any BlackBerry device is its BBM service. This allows anyone to easily share messages and other content to other BlackBerry users. Previous reports say that BlackBerry Messenger will soon be arriving for the Android platform which has excited a lot of people. As of now though there is still no official BBM app at the Play Store coming from BlackBerry. Some individuals are taking advantage of the anticipated release of BBM for Android by releasing what is supposedly a BBM app. A few months back there was a fake BBM app that tricked quite a number of people. Today, a new app has surfaced called BBM App created by BBM Droid which is obviously a fake as well. From its description alone it states that “THIS IS NOT THE OFFICIAL BBM APP”. What it does is that once someone installs this app it proceeds to download another app which needs to be installed. We are not sure what the downloaded file conta...

#15 Facebook Hey, we all use Facebook whether it be once in a while or several times per day; but this is honestly what the logo should say.   #14 MTV When MTV first launched in 1981 it was known as a station that would not only empower America's youth, but also provide them with the latest and greatest in the world of music. Unfortunately now it's just this!   #13 Rice Krispies Sap, Crackle, Soggy; no pop! As a kid nothing was more urgent than eating your Rice Crispies before they turned into a soggy mess.   #12 Pepsi Pepsi, the choice of a huge generation!   #11 IMDB Honestly us nerds are the only ones who give a damn about things like directors' names or what year a movie came out.   #10 The Olympics Unfortunately the IOC, the International Olympic Committee only cares about one thing; MONEY!   #9 Apple What is the difference between one laptop and another or one smart phone and another? Give up? Nothing ...

BlackBerry's venerable messaging platform to hit Samsung's devices. Would a cross-platform version of BlackBerry Messenger benefit RIM? (Credit: BlackBerry.com) It seems like it was ages ago when BlackBerry dropped the news that BBM would find a home on Android handsets. Apparently the wait is about to end, at least for owners of Samsung Galaxy phones. A new report from the folks at N4BB claims that Samsung has officially committed to the messaging app. Specifically, BBM addicts will be able to download BlackBerry Messenger software via the Google Play store "soon." With BBM, Galaxy users will have access to their BBM accounts, including BBM chats and BBM Groups. It also appears that BBM functionality will be integrated in Samsung devices through a Samsung messaging hub. Whether this means Sammy customers will be treated to a UI similar to the BlackBerry Hub, basically a unified inbox on steroids, remains to be seen. Frankly it's one the best feature...

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As BlackBerry gets set to take its native BBM instant messaging service cross-platform to Android and iOS, there’s no doubt the incumbent it wants to crush is WhatsApp. Over the last couple of years WhatsApp has grown to have a huge base of users across platforms and around the world. Jump into any phone app store, and WhatsApp will always be near the top of the list. WhatsApp has been successful because it gained critical mass in filling a void that BBM could have and arguably should have done years ago. Anybody who’s used BBM and watched the rise of WhatsApp knows WhatsApp essentially ripped off BBM in form and function, and has been playing catch up to BBM on a feature by feature basis. Most people I know don’t love WhatsApp – they simply tolerate it, as it gets the job done well enough for the most part. The thing is, it really doesn’t. One critical feature that WhatsApp is sorely missing that a lot of users simply do not realize is a notification that your message has been r...

Earlier on yesterday, news broke out that Rivers State Governor had doled out a $100,000 cheque in favor of sick music producer OJB Jezreel for his kidney transplant surgery. Well, some minutes ago on Twitter, Head of fund raising committee for #SaveOJB, singer Nomoreloss confirmed the story.

Afrocandy Is Asking Guys To Send Her Pics Of Their D**ks For Audition Very soon it will be P**** we go here for audition Guys what do you think since there have been public displays of PP on air and its now a common thing to everyone, well una don hear now, interested candidates please send her you pics.

In a blog post published Thursday , Instagram introduced the app's new video-sharing feature by showcasing four short cinematic clips people had shared with its service. There was a video of Kobe Bryant walking through a doctor's office on crutches; another of babies gurgling on a blanket; a whimsical one of an amusement park ride above the mountains of Hong Kong; and a video of a latte being made in a Santa Cruz café. Once the new service went live to Instagram users, however, the videos rushing in were of a decidedly different sort: Every few seconds brought a new clip of people speaking into their smartphones, extended at arm's length, with expressions of disbelief, horror, surprise, confusion and excitement. There were stop-action videos of people smiling and sticking their tongues out. One girl filmed herself lip-syncing to Miley Cyrus. "This is awkward!" another teen squealed. It marked a major moment not only for Instagram -- which had just anno...

  Video, meet Instagram. Facebook on Thursday announced that it had added video recording, editing, filtering and sharing capabilities to Instagram, the immensely popular photo sharing service Facebook bought last year for $1 billion. "We need to do to video what we did to photos," said Kevin Systrom, the co-founder and CEO of Instagram. "What we've done is made Instagram better." The app allows Instagram's 130 million monthly active users to record 15-second collages of video clips. Users can delete and re-record clips, and the app features Cinema, a video stabilization tool. Like photos that are shared on the app, videos on Instagram will have 13 custom filters. If any of this sounds familiar, it's because Facebook is taking a page right from Twitter's book. In January, Twitter released Vine , an app that records (and then plays on a loop) 6-second video clips. For Twitter, Vine has been nothing short of a huge succe...

  BAD MARKET Mr. 419: Hello, how are you? Ayo: Fine. Pls, who am I speaking with? Mr. 419: Haba, don't you remember me? Who do you know in UK dat could be calling? (Sensing a scam, Ayo threw in a trap…) Ayo: Johnson! Is that you? (Meanwhile, Ayo doesn't know any Johnson in UK) (Thinking it's a break, he swallows the bait) Mr. 419: Of course, this is Johnson! How come you didn't recognize my voice initially? (Ayo certain it's a scam, he decided to punish him verbally and financially. He had the time that morning so he was going to assist him waste his call credit.) Ayo: Jooooooohnson! Kai! Omo buruku gbaa ni o! (You are a very bad boy). Your father died, you didn't so much as show up or send a note. Omo a se iru e fun e o! (Your children will repay you with such). Didn't you hear about his demise? He was so bitter and full of original and heavy curses for you. Mr. 419 (Obviously sub...

You’re stronger than you think you are. Mistakes teach you important lessons. Every time you make one, you’re one step closer to your goal. There is nothing to hold you back except you. You can press forward long after you can’t. It’s a matter of wanting it bad enough. No matter how much progress you make there will always be the people who insist that whatever you’re trying to do is impossible. You are limited only by your own imagination. Let it fly. Perception is reality. Your instincts can be trusted. There is only one question to ask yourself: “What would you do if you were not afraid?” It’s often hard to tell just how close you are to success. The only mistake that can truly hurt you is choosing to do nothing simply because you’re too scared to make a mistake. Never let success get to your head, and never let failure get to your heart. You have to fight through some bad days to earn the best days of your life. Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how ...

  Written by dave There are numerous ways to make money on Twitter, a social media website that has gained more than 1 BILLION users since its birth in 2006. Roughly 20% of these users are businesses. These businesses use Twitter to keep in touch with clients and sends messages about deals and brands. Some people use twitter to promote their careers, services and partners. If you are a capable Twitter user, you can use this site for cashing in and make bank, bro… Sorry about that. Anyway, you need to be good at marketing yourself, marketing for others and staying in touch with trends and all the latest events. Follow the steps below to make money on twitter. Learn to be a masterful Twitter user – No one with beginners Twitter skills can make money on Twitter. You need to be an expert at getting people to follow you, using multiple accounts and creating captivating tweets.

Below we have listed 10 different ways you can make money on Facebook. These are some great tools available that can really help you save up some extra cash. Check these out and send us some feedback. It would be greatly appreciated. 1- My Merch Store Zazzle - This is an innovative website where you can make money selling T-shirts and other customizable items. It allows you to create and design any product on their site for free and sell them on your Facebook page. Think about the potential buyer base for customized apparel especially if you have a lot of Facebook friends. You can also sell products other people have made and earn a commission on those. So, even if you arent sure about designing, you have a way to earn extra cash using Facebook with the help of this app. This is one of my favorite ways to make money on facebook 2- Cafe Press   – This site has the same idea as Zazzle, but with a much bigger and well-known online store. CafePress lets you easily sell any product fro...

Written by mike Twitter has changed the way the world works 140 characters at a time and you need a daily Twitter plan. If you are trying to make a living online (just about everyone is) then you need to effectively manage your time. It is possible to spend your entire day just keeping up with tweets as they come in but that is like taking 2 steps forward and then sliding 3 steps back. The first thing you need is a website and blog that have social networking elements embedded already.

Top recruiters share how they use social media to source and screen job candidates. Social media for job seeking and social media for recruiting, sourcing and screening job candidates with guests Steve Levy blogs at The Recruiting Inferno and Tom Bolt who blogs at Make HR Happen . download here (right-click, save as)

11 Most Popular Female Bloggers of 2013! Today when the biggest competitor of man out there in industry is woman, even the online earning medium too is equally availed by the powerful ladies who know how to cash their talent. It was once perceived that women lack in technical skills and it was somehow true too when the technical work was all limited to the real world, thanks to the online earning strategies, now the chances to make money online are equally available for both-man and woman. When it comes to blogging , women are a sound contestant of the race and are generating good revenue with their blogs. Being a male blogger myself, here are a few inspirational women who are known for their work. All data is latest for 2013 especially.  Have a look! List of Most Popular Female Bloggers 1. Gina Trapani Blog: www.lifehacker.com Alexa Rank: 625 Niche: Self-improvement The lady who has made it to the top 10 richest bloggers of the world is the owner of Life hacker. The site...

The music streaming wars have officially begun. Google on Wednesday announced Google Play Music All Access, a streaming music service for smartphones, tablets and desktops. All Access, which launches in the U.S. on Wednesday, allows users to stream "millions" of songs, create personalized radio stations and discover music based on their music preferences, according to the company. "This is radio without rules," Chris Yerga, Android's engineering director, said when he introduced the service at Google's annual I/O conference in San Francisco. "It's as lean back as you want to as or as interactive as you want it to be." The service, which will be available for $9.99 per month after a monthlong free trial, competes directly with Spotify, the 5-year-old streaming music service that launched in the U.S. in 2011, as well as Pandora, the Internet radio giant. Unlike All Access, which has a monthly fee, Spotify uses a "freemium" model; ...