Facebook releases Web/Mobile Chat feature

Facebook has begun rolling out around the world the feature that indicates if your online friends are using the website or mobile version of the site. The upgrade is said to be part of Facebook’s goal to improve its messaging services.

Source: Tech Crunch

Google Nexus’ wireless charger now available in Canada

Source: The Verge

Google released its wireless charger for the Nexus 4, Nexus 5, and Nexus 7 is now available in Canada and the US for $49.99. The red and yellow Bumper Case worth $34.99 and the black and white $49.99 QuickCover are also for sale.

Twitter takes out option to receive direct messages from non-followers

Twitter introduced a new feature last month that allows you to receive direct messages from any follower. Now, The Next Web reported the social network site quietly took out the feature. The attention to improving DMs supports rumors that Twitter plans to release a standalone app for messaging.

I asked Twitter why the "accept DMs from anyone" feature is gone, and all I got was a link to this post: https://t.co/HMfDnHiEn6

— Mathew Ingram (@mathewi) November 18, 2013

Introducing PhotoSuerte, new photo chat and sharing app

A new photo chat app allows you to talk to people from all over the world. PhotoSuerte lets you share any photos you want with someone from another part of the world. Just take a photo and send it to a randomly selected member of the PhotoSuerte network and wait to get back a photo-answer. You can view the map where the photo was taken and share your favorite ones on Facebook and Twitter.