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WhatsApp launches native app for Mac OS and Windows.

WhatsApp has now officially announced a new desktop app. "Like WhatsApp Web, our desktop app is simply an extension of your phone: the app mirrors conversations and messages from your mobile device," the company said in a blog post. Available for Windows (version 8 and up) and Mac OS (version 10.9 and up), the app stays synced with WhatsApp on your mobile device, allowing you to communicate with other WhatsApp users in your list while your handset remains in your pocket. DOWNLOAD "Because the app runs natively on your desktop, you'll have support for native desktop notifications, better keyboard shortcuts, and more." Head to the Download link below to grab the new app. Source | Download | Via

Google is offering 2GB of free Drive storage to those who take an account security checkup

Google Is Once Again Offering 2GB Of Free Drive Space If You Complete The Account Security Checkup Today is Safer Internet Day - a day aimed at promoting the safe, responsible, and positive use of digital technology. And just like last year , Google is celebrating the day by offering free Drive storage to those who perform a security audit of their Google account. In case you didn't take it last year, the Google Security Checkup lets you quickly review and manage your Google Account’s security settings. These include recovery options, connected devices, account permissions, and 2-step verification settings. Via1 | via2 | Google Security Checkup

You can share your iPhone 6s' Live Photos on Facebook

Remember Live Photos? The feature made its debut in iOS 9 a few months ago, and it pairs an image with a video of the moments just before and after you captured it - with sound too. If you love Live Photos, then you'll be happy to know that Facebook is starting to support these. The latest update for the social network's iOS app should become available in the iTunes App Store today, and it will introduce Live Photos support. That said, you may need to be patient, because this is reportedly going to be a staged rollout. Only a "small percentage" of users will instantly have access to the new feature, while the wider rollout will come in 2016. If you are one of the lucky ones, you'll be able to share Live Photos onto the social network, and those using Facebook on a device running iOS 9 or later will see the full effect (while the rest of the world will presumably just get the still image you captured). Via

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