Here’s what we know. Talking Angela is an app from Outfit7. The company’s website invites users to join Angela, a white cat with blue eyes, "in Paris — the city of love, style and magic." ...

A message that started circulating on Facebook last week warned parents that the children's app Talking Angela is really a front for pedophiles. It turns out the scare is based on a hoax.

Malware. Phishing. YouTube comments. But one thing you don't need to be afraid of is "Talking Angela," a totally harmless iOS and Android app that has become the center of a viral Facebook hoax.

"Talking Angela" is not a web site, but an iOS app available through iTunes that provides a cute interactive feature for youngsters: when children activate the app and respond to prompts to ...

Take, for instance, the scare that has been spreading far and wide across Facebook in the last few days – warning users about an iPhone and Android smartphone app for kids called “Talking Angela”. If ...

As if there wasn’t enough nonsense being said about the “Talking Angela” smartphone app, with chain letters that spread claiming (falsely) that it is a cover for paedophiles, or yours truly receiving ...

After watching the new dramatic offering from Lifetime Television, home of estrogenic TV, we're still trying to figure out: What's the deal with the eyes behind the nearsighted series "Angela's Eyes"?