Category: Websites
Facebook Messenger launches on desktop
This was unexpected. Facebook has snapped up the domain name messenger.com and launched a full-size version of its Facebook Messenger app for web browsers. The new website basically resembles the […]
YouTube goes after Patreon with plans for monthly subscriptions
Would you pay to get rid of the adverts on YouTube? That’s what YouTube owner Google is hoping as it is reportedly readying a new subscription service for the video […]
Is Yahoo about to ruin Tumblr?
Hold on to your Trigger Warnings, it seems that things could be about to change over at Tumblr. The site was bought in 2013 by Yahoo for a cool billion […]
Vine goes HD
Vines are about to get a whole lot more highly defined, as the app’s API lead engineer has announced that following a forthcoming update, Vines will be saved in 720p […]
Twitter “improves” quoted tweets
Its always terrifying for Twitter users when the company decides to change something – just what has it broken now? So let’s hope that you used quoted tweets in the […]
Amazon goes retro for April Fools’ Day
At the time of writing, this is what you’ll see if you go to Amazon.com… Yep, its the Amazon homepage from 1999. Mercifully though, try to click anywhere and you’ll […]
Google moves Photos in with Drive
The slow death of Google+ continues today as the company has announced that it will now be integrating its photo uploading facilities with Google Drive. The Google Drive Blog reveals […]
Why are all of the Twitter profiles blue? Millionaire musicians appropriate the language of charity to promote more expensive alternative to Spotify
Forget Spotify – why not pay double for a nominally higher quality audio service instead? That’s the message being sent out by a bunch of popular celebrities on the Twitters […]
YouTube is testing 4K video at 60fps
Want to know how good video is going to look in a few years time? Then check out this video, if your computer is capable of running it. As spotted […]
Amazon starts offering unlimited cloud storage
Amazon has perhaps signalled the end to worrying about storage space today as it has announced changes to its cloud storage pricing, that will offer unlimited storage for photos and… […]
