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Tag: Social networking

Facebook experiments with disappearing posts

Facebook is taking a leaf out of Snapchat's book and testing out self-destructing posts. The social network is running a pilot programme where it allows users to schedule an expiration time for posts they publish. The time frame varies from one hour to seven days. After that, Facebook's servers take up to 90 days to delete…
11th September 2014 Stuart O'Connor Facebook, Social Media, Uncategorized

Google+ finally removes naming restrictions

It's been around for three years now, but Google+ still struggles to drag people away from the more popular (and, to be honest, useful) social networks Facebook and Twitter. Now, in a bid to actually get people involved and stop Google+ being a social desert island, Google has dropped the rule that requires Google+ users…
16th July 2014 Stuart O'Connor Google, Google+, Social Media

Facebook faces UK probe into 'unethical' emotion study

Facebook is being investigated to assess whether an experiment in which it manipulated users' news feeds to study the effect it had on moods might have broken data protection laws, The Register has reported. The Information Commissioner's Office is said…

2nd July 2014 Stuart O'Connor Facebook, Social Media

India opens tech addiction clinic

Addiction – be it to alcohol, cigarettes, gambling, drugs or even sex – can be a serious problem. Now authorities in India consider addiction to technology among teenagers to be such a problem that a "technology de-addiction" centre has been…

11th June 2014 Stuart O'Connor Health, Smartphones, Social Media

Hashtag, selfie and tweep added to dictionary

They are words that all of us have been using for some time now, but now they have been officially recognised as a part of the language. CNET reports that hashtag, selfie and tweep are just three of the latest…

21st May 2014 Stuart O'Connor Social Media, Twitter

Facebook 'Slingshot' app to take on Snapchat

Facebook is reportedly working on a video-chat app, dubbed Slingshot, to rival the popular messaging service Snapchat. A report at PC Pro says that the rumoured app has been in development for some months, and could be launched within the…

19th May 2014 Stuart O'Connor Apps, Facebook, Social Media

Twitter to trial a mute button

Have you ever felt that, rather than block or unfollow someone, you just want to be able to ignore their tweets for a while? If so, you'll be pleased to know that Twitter is now testing a mute function for…

2nd May 2014 Stuart O'Connor Apps, Facebook, Social Media, Twitter

Anonymous social network Secret launches in UK

A new anonymous social networking app that lets you share your innermost secrets has launched in the UK after becoming a huge hit in the US, according to a report at the Daily Mirror. The Mirror says that the new…

30th April 20146th February 2017 Stuart O'Connor Android apps, iPhone, iPhone apps, Social Media

FA Cup semi-finals to be documented by pitchside smartphone photographers

This weekend's two FA Cup semi-final clashes between Wigan and Millwall, and Manchester City and Chelsea will be documented by a pair of pitchside smartphone snappers. Chosen by cup sponsors Budweiser, two "Phoneographers" that have built a strong following on…

10th April 2013 Gerald Lynch Sport, Tech Digest news

Facebook Home available for Android phones NOW thanks to leak

Facebook Home, the social networking giant's Android user interface takeover that was revealed last week, is set to be officially released on April 12 to the Google Play Store. But, if you're courageous, you can give it a try today!…

8th April 2013 Gerald Lynch Android, Android apps, Facebook, Tech Digest news

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