![[Image & Video] Some Of The Biggest Pranks Of This Year Made By Tech Companies](https://thetechjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/April-Fools-Day-150x158.png)
Every year, tech companies unveil new April Fools’ Day fake announcements. Some are impressively comprehensive; some are frankly painful. Today, we have brought some of the biggest April Fools’ Day pranks made by tech companies
Coursera is widely known for massive open online courses. It works with universities to make some of their courses available online. However, to spread its free online courses easily, lately, Coursera has officially launched a mobile app for Android.
Last year in October, a rumored occurred that Motorola was making a 6.3-inch phablet named Moto Xplay. And now, a new rumor is swirling around that Motorola is planning to launch Moto Xplay in the third quarter of this year.
Last Thursday, Microsoft unveiled three new Office apps for the iPad. And now, Microsoft has made its Office apps for iPhone and Android, completely free to use.
Silicon Valley has come to be synonymous with the headquarters of the best companies in the tech world. But Fortune’s list of top 100 companies shows that many top tech companies are based elsewhere.
By using any weather apps, one may get the information, but what if there’s no reliable data connection to get the latest update? Keeping that in mind, a Danish team of enterprising inventors has created Vaavud, a new smartphone gadget that lets you measure wind speed easily, anywhere.
![[Review] 3 Top Websites For Sharing Photos](https://thetechjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/photo-sharing-sites-150x75.jpeg)
Nowadays, photos have become an important part of our regular life, and we take thousands of photos ever year. The question is: how to share your photos with like-minded fellows? In this post we have accumulated information about three top photo sharing websites that cater to your needs.
There is a very distinct advantage Apple has over Android. And that it the utter lack of platform fragmentation. This is manifest in the latest numbers which reveal that a whopping 90% iOS devices now run iOS 7.