Social Media Archive
06 Aug 2015
Twitter just released a native Windows 10 app
Twitter just released a native Windows 10 app We’re not even done with launch day, and it already looks like Windows 10 is getting the ball rolling with third-party software: Twitter just launched a native app for the operating system. Without requiring you to log in, the app showcases top trending tweets, photos and
06 Aug 2015
Twitter’s new email bug is stating the obvious and annoying users
Twitter’s new email bug is stating the obvious and annoying users Twitter users are reporting an unusual new feature this week – getting email updates on their own activity on the site. While it’s interesting for company to re-affirm that it’s watching your every move, it’s a little unnecessary and most likely a bug.
06 Aug 2015
Facebook makes it easier for businesses to private message customers
Facebook makes it easier for businesses to private message customers Facebook is about to make it a lot easier for businesses to connect with their clients: today it’s introducing a set of tools that simplify private message communications between Pages and customers. Page admins will soon be able to reply to comments on posts
05 Aug 2015
Facebook will now prompt you to go through a security checkup on your account
Facebook will now prompt you to go through a security checkup on your account Facebook wants to make it easier to keep tabs on who has access to your account. Today it’s announcing a new tool called Security Checkup, which acts like a set-up wizard for the platform’s security options. Once you click on the
05 Aug 2015
Here’s how Facebook bullied an independent developer into shutting down his viral app
Here’s how Facebook bullied an independent developer into shutting down his viral app Who Deleted Me, an app that let you know which users may have removed you from their friends list on Facebook, has been shut down — by Facebook. In a blog post, developer Anthony Kuske says “Who Deleted Me was intended to
05 Aug 2015
My friend is called Al Overdrive but Facebook won’t believe him… again!
My friend is called Al Overdrive but Facebook won’t believe him… again! For a brief period, I was a full-time music journalist. That’s how I came to know Al Overdrive, a photographer whose work is featured by some of the world’s biggest fashion and music titles, as well as a lot of big brands.
05 Aug 2015
Facebook’s new patent could make you rethink your friends list
Facebook’s new patent could make you rethink your friends list Facebook secured a patent on Tuesday that could help filter spam emails and offensive content, improve searches and allow lenders use your social habits to determine a credit approval. The patent explains that if you apply for a loan, your lender could potentially check
03 Aug 2015
Ebook screen tech is changing how Australia sees the road
Ebook screen tech is changing how Australia sees the road Sydney has introduced E Ink traffic signs that, in the near future, could revolutionise how traffic is managed. Designed by Visionect – and funded by the city’s Road and Maritime Services agency (RMS) – the signs can be updated over the air, and even be read
03 Aug 2015
Microsoft Edge vs Internet Explorer 11
Microsoft Edge vs Internet Explorer 11 Is it time to wave goodbye to Internet Explorer 11? We take a closer look at Windows 10’s new Edge browser With all the fuss surrounding Windows 10’s new look, the reintroduction of the taskbar, and the integration of Cortana and Universal apps, you might have missed one
31 Jul 2015
Microsoft Office for Mac 2016
Microsoft Office for Mac 2016 Office for Mac 2016 is finally available to the public; here’s the lowdown Everyone has it. Food that languishes at the back of the cupboard for years because you can’t be bothered to throw it out. A jar of some gooseberry jam from 2008; the redcurrant jelly you bought