Facebook introduced Gifts for US residents back in September. It was a very simple way to send gifts to people in your friends list for almost any occasion without any hassles. Now Facebook is taking the concept of gifting offline with their new Facebook Card.
There are a barrage of social networks out there for each and every aspect that you can imagine. Social networking sites for connecting with old friends, networks for sharing and discussing about photography and music, micro blogging sites and many more. We will list a few of these sites according to their categories for your benefit here. Social networks featured here may be past their prime or maybe rising suns depending on the number of active users.
Twitter has made a few changes to its desktop site to improve the image and video viewing experience.
Pinterest is working on a new design for their site which they have based on user feedback. This redesign will feature aesthetic as well as behind the scene updates to make the site faster.
Twitter has just introduced Vine, a new way to share short clips of videos to your Twitter feed.
While Facebook has been quite busy over the holiday season releasing their Poke and Pages Manager app, adding voice messaging to the messenger app and rebuilding their Facebook Android app with native code like its iOS counterpart, Google plus is introducing some new features too.
A lot of people complain that their Facebook news feed is now cluttered up and that they have to go through a lot of unwanted posts before finding any useful stuff. Well, Facebook has made a lot of changes of late to help you de-clutter your news feed and fortify your privacy.
Technology meets Fashion is this dress designed by Francesca Rosella of Fashion House CuteCircuit. Their clothes have graced the ramp and also pop celebrity Nicole Sherzinger.
Instagram recently made some changes to its terms of service and privacy policy which caused a lot of uproar among users. The language used was quite vague and the legal terminology did not make much sense to normal users. Some sites even reported that Instagram would have exclusive rights over your photos and would be free to sell them to advertisers and earn revenue. All this prompted Instagram’s co-founder Kevin Systrom to clarify what the terms actually meant.
It seems Twitter is not done with its updates and still has a few surprises left for us. Twitter CEO Dick Costolo was asked way back in September if users would ever have the option to download their tweets and he had replied in the affirmative.
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