With social media platforms across the board developing more efficient lite versions of their websites and applications, LinkedIn has finally jumped on the bandwagon.
Read MoreAI (artificial intelligence) seemed to be something that would only be possible in the future. It turns out that so-called future is here. AI is everywhere, especially social media. Facebook uses AI software to recognize the faces of your friends when you post an image. Facial identification is just the tip of the iceberg for what Facebook is currently working on.
Read MoreEveryone has used a filter at least once during their social media experience, but Twitter has just released the filter that everyone has been waiting for. No, it’s not a photo editing filter, but you may find it to be even more interesting.
Read MoreA few days ago, popular live streaming app ‘Blab’ was shut down by creators just over a year after development. With over 3.9 million users on the app for an average of 64 minutes a day, many were shocked at this announcement.
Read MoreMany Facebook users have utilized ad blocking services on their desktops. The reason many of them do is because they find the ads in their News Feeds irrelevant. This month, Facebook introduced a way to combat these ad blockers, and cater more to every user’s interests.
Read MoreIt’s been a month since you’ve been playing Pokémon Go, and your big group of friends has slowly been dispersing. Or maybe you’re tired of seeing the same faces almost everyday (it can happen). Or maybe you’ve just always been solo, and you’re finally tired of your mom nagging you to bring that special someone home. If only you could meet a person with a guaranteed common interest.
Read MoreOn Tuesday, July 28th, Verizon announced its acquisition of Yahoo for a whopping $4.83 billion. Along with the purchase, the telecommunications company also obtained photo-sharing site Flickr and blogging service Tumblr.
Read MoreIf you are an Instagram lover, you will probably find these new updates to be interesting. Just like other social networks, Instagram is constantly adding unique features to stay current and keep the app entertaining.
Read MoreThe Pokémon GO fad has indeed captivated the nation. Though like many app store sensations, the transience of the game’s popularity will likely become apparent in the near future.
Read MoreOn July 17, celebrities, business owners, and every day mobile users got creative and paid tribute to what has become a mainstay in our digital communication. Let’s take a look at how a few out of the billion emoji users around the world celebrated the beloved cartoons.
Read MoreOn June 13, Microsoft announced that it would purchase professional networking site LinkedIn. The multi-billion dollar purchase drew criticism and skepticism from experts and analysts. Three weeks later, those same experts are making predictions as what the future for LinkedIn will look like.
Read MoreInternet usage is on the rise in Colombia: the country boasts the third largest percentage of total population online in Latin America, falling just short of Mexico and Brazil, and has seen exponential growth in the information sector over the last decade.
Read MorePinterest just got a whole lot easier and a lot more fun. You can now find items on Pinterest, by taking pictures in the app with the new “camera search” tool.
Read MoreBack in January, we put out a blog post titled “Social Media Tip: 3 Real-Time Trends to Watch in 2016.” It was our guess on what we thought would be some interesting trends that emerge this year in the social media sphere.
Read MoreTV is king, let’s go ahead and get that straight. For years now, people have said that old media like TV and print are dying, while new media revolving around the internet is taking over. While print media has been digging its own grave for a while, TV is going down swinging.
Read MoreTwitter has proposed 4 new updates to its platform that will change the way you utilize 140 characters. One feature has been implemented in the last week where you are able to retweet your own tweets for extra exposure. Check out the video for more information on what's to come!
Read MoreThis past Monday, Microsoft announced that it will purchase professional networking site LinkedIn for $26.2 billion.
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