Texts, instant messages, video calls, Snapchats, Facebook messages, direct tweets or Instagrams — with so many ways to communicate electronically, one would think that all the variations have been ...

Yahoo is looking to get back into the messaging industry with Livetext, an app that was tested in territories such as Taiwan, Hong Kong and Ireland but is now ready to be released in the United States ...

LiveText is an electronic data system that has been adopted by over 400 universities across the country. Students use LiveText to submit assessments and other assignments to your instructors. LiveText ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Livetext is a live video chat app with a key difference: there’s no audio. “While texting is quick ...

Fresh off a profitable but slightly disappointing second quarter, Yahoo’s looking to expand its purple tendrils into a potentially lucrative new sector: mobile video messaging. At a New York City ...

NEW YORK — I don't fully get the deal with silent video texting. That's in a nutshell what Yahoo's new Livetext service is all about, kind of a mashup of live video streaming and texting for the GIF ...

All faculty members will be required to use LiveText for all dispositions and required assessments for their courses. Departments and faculty will need to load required rubrics and assessments into ...

Yahoo has a new way to connect with your friend. At an event today in Manhattan, Yahoo announced a new app called Livetext, available tomorrow in the iTunes store. Yahoo describes the app as “live ...

Today, Yahoo Inc unveiled a new video chat app called Livetext that is a little unusual: It has no sound. Instead of talking, the app instead lets you communicate via text while still being able to ...

For such a seemingly simple service, pushing out strings of text synchronous to our broadcasts can be a complicated process. LiveText, as it's commonly referred to, is available on FM, DAB, Freeview, ...

Yahoo's new Livetext app shows videos of users while they type. Texts, instant messages, video calls, Snapchats, Facebook messages, direct tweets or Instagrams — with so many ways to communicate ...