Facebook has announced that it’s currently testing an update that’ll allow users to comment on posts even when they don’t have an Internet connection. The comment will be posted whenever they’re back online.

“For example, if you see a post about a friend’s engagement when you’re not connected to the internet, you can compose a congratulatory comment, and it will appear on his or her post when you’re back online,” the company said in a post.

For those who aren’t already aware, the ability to like and share Facebook posts in offline mode has already been there for some time now.

Aside from this, the update in question also makes sure that unseen previously downloaded stories are displayed before new ones are retrieved from the server. This way you will not have to wait for stories to load when you open News Feed. The updated app will also keep News Feed updated by periodically retrieving new stories throughout the day.

Facebook says the update will be rolled out over time, although it didn’t reveal for which platforms, nor did it mention a specific time…

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OnePlus announced last month that the Ceramic variant of the X will be available on November 24. While that did happen, only a handful of units were made available via charity auction. The good news is that the device will officially go on sale starting today.

No points for guessing that the variant will be available by invite. However, do keep in mind that standard OnePlus X invites won’t do – you’ll need a specific Ceramic variant invite to make a purchase. The company is also promising “more ways” to grab the smartphone, although it didn’t reveal more details on that.

For those who aren’t already aware, the OnePlus X Ceramic will only be available in select markets, including Europe, India, and Hong Kong. OnePlus had earlier revealed that only 10,000 units of the device would be available, so you’ll have to act…

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Google has announced a new update for the Drive that is aimed at making it easier and faster for you to search your files stored on the company’s cloud storage service. It also brings along new ways to get more specific results.

To make your search experience even better, the Drive app on Android, iOS, and the Web will now let you narrow your search to a specific file type from the search box. You’ll also be able to access advanced search instantly from the search box.

On iOS, the updated app will also allow you to access recent files or search Drive from the home screen using 3D Touch. You’ll also be able to perform a search operation using the iOS search bar without opening the app.

To get more specific results, the updated app will now let you search for shared files by file owner using their name or email address. You’ll also be able to use advanced search options like file modification date, people it was shared with, or words it contains.

The update will be rolled out in the coming…

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