Social Networking
We researched kid-friendly sites and then talked to kids to get a feel for the fun factor to collect four kid-approved sites.
As the big IPO looms, here’s a whirlwind tour of Facebook’s highlights and lowlights from 2004 to the present day (in just under two and a half minutes).
The “social magazine” for iPad and iPhone now has a slick audio player and content from Soundcloud and public radio.
Apple’s enjoyed success in almost everything it’s done lately, with the exception of social networking. The company may try to change that with iOS 6, the next version of its iPhone and iPad software.
The all-new version of Google+ for Apple’s iPhone is outstanding. Too bad Google+ remains a profoundly unsatisfying experience on the iPad.
We love talking about ourselves, we really do — that’s what a group of Harvard neuroscientists found while testing the theory, anyway. In fact, say the scientists, we love self-disclosure so much because it tickles our core value centers in much the same way as “primary rewards” like food and sex.
We live in a digital era, juggling schedules packed with family and work, all while trying to stay in shape and eat healthy. What if we told you there’s an easier way to search, save, and organize your go-to meals and recipes?
The company best known for being well-funded and getting off to a bumpy start is partnering with Verizon to deliver better live video from smartphones.
Not content with merely changing the world, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg thinks he can save a few lives as well. Starting today, Facebook users in the United States and United Kingdom can post organ donor status to their Facebook Timelines.
TheFind’s new Facebook app turns Likes into a Pinterest-like visual grid. But it doesn’t have Pinterest’s quirky personality.
In a rare move for a social media site, Foursquare has partnered with United Talent Agency to promote its presence in Hollywood.
