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The article reports on the growth of the online chat and text messaging software Discord, developed by programmers Jason Citron and Stanislav Vishnevskiy. It mentions that the application was created for easier communication among online gamers and their audiences, and describes future possibilities for the company to make a profit.

The article evaluates several application softwares for sharing files, messaging and web browsing such as the Cryptocat open source web and mobile app, the Messenger chat app, and the BitTorrent messaging app.

The article evaluates several application software including the social network WhatsApp Messenger app from WhatsApp, the JustWatch app from JustWatch for watching movies online, and the Bing Search app from Bing.

The article offers brief information on computer applications including the AirPlay Recorder for music, the Fotopedia for traveling and the Wordeo related to messaging.

The article reports on startup companies that offer applications that send messages that disappear once the recipient closes them or replies. Snapchat's application that sends disappearing selfies is popular among teenagers. Other companies that are pitching similar software to corporate users include Confide with a text-based iOS application and Dashlane which allows users to send documents that can be set to delete themselves at a present time.

The article evaluates several computer applications including the App Lock: Fingerprint & Password, Signal Private Messenger, and Texpand.

The article reports on the first improvement which will release by technology company Microsoft Corp. to its Windows 10 operating system codenamed Threshold 2. It states that the update consists of the enhanced Messaging app for the Desktop, and the company is expected to add various tools to Cortana, a personal assistant for the operating system. It mentions also the addition of features to Edge, Microsoft's new browser.

The article reviews the texting application (app) from InteractWith.

The article discusses the trend of messaging applications (apps) to launch as a platform that businesses can use to reach customers. It cites video and text messaging service Tango which is partnering with e-commerce firm Alibaba shopping arm AliExpress and Wal-Mart Stores to boost its e-commerce service. Tango founder and chief technology officer (CTO) Eric Setton admits emulating WeChat, deemed Asia's most popular messaging app, whose parent company Tencent bought a stake in Alibaba rival JD.

The article discusses the "porn bot" problem of the Kik messaging application. Topics covered include the findings that porn bots make up about one percent of the application's daily message volume, investigation into the mastermind of the online scam and the way by which "spammers" make money through the use of porn bots.

The article evaluates several application software including the Telegram for private messaging, the AccuWeather for weather forecasts, and the Type Machine for rescuing lost text messages.

The article focuses on the high technology industries company WhatsApp, which has developed an application software of the same name for text messages used as social media. The company's refusal to present Internet advertising on its Website is considered. The possible competition WhatsApp poses to social media company Facebook Inc. is examined.