Easy Money? Changi Airport Group Warns Of ‘Be A Changi Millionaire’ Viber Scam
Changi Airport Group received reports of a Viber app scam going around surrounding their 'Be A Changi Millionaire' campaign.
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Viber’s First Malaysian Sticker Pack Lets You Text Without Typing A Single Word
The stickers highlight our urban lifestyle, and include popular local expressions and scenarios.
Viber’s Singapore Stickers Speak Louder Than Singlish Words
You can now hold conversations with friends and family solely through the use of stickers.
Viber Releases Singapore Sticker Pack In Time For The SG50 Craze!
Where are the stickers of our favourite tiled playgrounds?
Malaysia And Singapore Among First 5 Countries To Try Out Viber Games
Viber Pop, Viber Candy Mania and Wild Luck Casino join the Viber family with some familiar faces...
Giving Users Access To “Newer Conversations” – Viber’s Public Chats Officially Launches In Singapore
Viber launches its new feature, Public Chats to Singaporeans set with an existing pool of partners. Will it cause waves in the social media scene?
Want To Know Who Perez Hilton Is Talking To? Get Viber’s New Feature: Public Chats
Viber's new feature, Public Chats will be launched in Singapore tonight. It allows you to explore your inner stalker and in fact, encourages you to.
Viber Takes Skype On With It’s Upgraded Desktop Versions – Who Wins?
The new Viber 5.0 reveals some powerful features and enhancements as well as its new video calling function, signalling a foray into Skype territory.
Check out Viber’s new World Cup 2014 Sticker Pack! There’s 32 of them!
Also called Viber Team, the sticker range includes 32 localised sticker packs, each bearing the respective participating countries' flag and language.
Malaysians, Indonesians and Filipinos are going to see more KakaoTalk action
Viber hits 100M online users, rolls out desktop version with heavy focus on stickers
Rakuten’s 3-day massive launch event is a must go for Singaporeans
Speaking about the Singapore market, Hasegawa also finds Japanese products a very good fit for singaporeans as he realised locals here are catching on the 'kawaii', 'otaku', and 'manga' trend too.