BitChat can connect devices across a mesh network and allows you to send message without Internet connection.
By Alexandra Arici – Aug 14, 2025
Getting your WhatsApp profile out there is really a simple process.
By Alexandra Arici – Apr 27, 2025
Control your WhatsApp call participants more effectively by choosing who can join. The feature rolled out to users in late 2024.
By Danny Maiorca – Jan 14, 2025
Slack Lists are an incredibly useful feature that you should consider using, and in this guide, you’ll discover the key benefits.
By Danny Maiorca – Dec 8, 2024
If you’re weighing up Slack Free vs. a paid subscription, check out this full comparison; we’ll go over everything you need to know.
By Danny Maiorca – Sep 20, 2024
Read all about the best Slack status suggestions in this full guide. All have been tried and tested; they’re based on personal experience.
By Danny Maiorca – Sep 10, 2024
Read this complete guide on the best Slack alternatives, with a handful of free, paid, and open-source options available.
By Danny Maiorca – Sep 4, 2024
Signal is a simple and easy-to-use privacy-oriented instant messenger. Learn how you can use this powerful app on Linux using Signal Desktop.
By Ramces Red – Apr 27, 2024
Is Telegram acting up and not saving images like it should?
By Alexandra Arici – Jun 24, 2022
Easily save your Telegram data to your PC.
By Mehvish Mushtaq – Jun 16, 2022
Make good use of the stickers feature in WhatsApp.
By Mehvish Mushtaq – Jun 11, 2022
If you use Telegram as your instant messaging app, learn how you can set or create your own animated chat backgrounds in Telegram.
By Sagar Naresh – Jul 13, 2021
The Google Reply app is bringing AI and automation to everyday messaging. Let’s see how it works to help you improve your productivity.
By Tracey Rosenberger – Apr 14, 2018
If your working environment restricts you from connecting to the Internet, you can still chat securely and privately over LAN with Softros LAN messenger. Find out how.
By Vamsi Krishna – Apr 17, 2017
Ever wondered how Emoji work? They’re more than just a fun way to express yourself via SMS or online. Here’s a closer look at these popular characters.
By Paul Ferson – Jul 7, 2016
Cutegram is a free and open source Telegram client for GNU/Linux focusing on user-friendly compatibility with Linux desktop environments. Here’s how it works.
By Derrik Diener – Jun 3, 2016
Are you looking for a Skype alternative with no central server? Meet Ring. It’s decentralized, focused on privacy, and is all about peer-to-peer.
By Derrik Diener – Jun 2, 2016
If you are looking to access Facebook messenger from your Linux desktop, linuxmessenger is a “Facebook-like” desktop client that you can install in Linux
By Damien Oh – May 9, 2013
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