Storify has been one of the wildly popular and successful social media tools. Storify basically lets you ‘create social stories’ by picking content from a number of social media sites and then stitching it together into a story. The best thing about Storify is that it is very easy to use and you can construct stories for your paper, blog, journal or website with ease. Now a Storify app for iPad has also been launched.
Amazon might have a hard time overtaking Apple in the tablet wars, but it is doing a pretty swell job at triumphing over another behemoth – this time from the social media field – and yes, we’re talking about the mighty Facebook. According to a new survey conducted by Baird Equity Research, a majority of U.S. consumers would be interested in purchasing an Amazon smartphone rather than a Facebook one. Some time ago, the social networking giant has announced that it was thinking of designing its own smartphone and feedback was pretty decent back then.
If you regularly use Facebook, it is possible that you are notified of any activity around your account. By default, Facebook sends you an email of each new comment, new message, new friend request or groups activity. However, you can limit these notifications by mail in the web interface or turn them off completely. In today’s tutorial we will show you to shut off Facebook groups email notifications completely because those are the ones that irritate people the most.
Who has a legal right to spy on people except governments’ intelligence agencies get away with trespassing people’s privacy and not get blamed for it as they do it for the common good of a community? But when the same tool is used by the government against an individual, it becomes one man versus the whole state. Something of the same happened to the 23-year-old Saudi journalist, named Hamza Kashgari, who was arrested in Kuala Lumpur with the help of Interpol’s red notice system by the Saudi Arabian government.
This is a new series we are starting from today. Named – “Viral Facebook Funny Picture Of The Day”. Name explains it all. We all see our Facebook friends share a lot of funny and touchy picture everyday. Most of us re-share those. So, here comes this new series. We will pick best viral pictures of the day, and we will share the Picture of The Day with all selected Viral Pictures. Today’s Picture of The Day is “Who Stand In Line?”
When your whole life is on Facebook, then your favourite social network already knows a lot of things about you. But surprising, it is not just your life that it knows about, it also can know what is in your heart, what your heart is going through and based on your emotional state can tell you what you should listen to when your heart is broken.
Facebook has launched its latest set of media apps built with Open Graph, which happen to include the app of the popular social media news website, Mashable. Already such popular social news apps like that of The Guardian and The Washington Post Social Reader are there on the social networking site providing users with content to keep up-to-date and informed. This has also increased the pace of social media news breaking quickly and spreading around the world through these platforms.
Social media marketing is on the high and Twitter is maximizing on the trend by moving up from its beta self-serve ad testing. It will let thousands of more self-serve ads on its site according to Ad Age. For this, Twitter will allow American Express’ AmEx cardholders and merchants who accept AmEx to purchase ads on its platform.
After Apple was forced to defend the all too known iPad trademark on the Chinese market in the legal war against the local company Proview, other tech companies started to wonder about the legal status of their trademark on the world’s larget national market. Facebook, apparently is the next in line to face trademark issues in China, but the notorious social network already hired a team of experts to look into the situation.
Users socialize online to make contacts in real life. At times, this is not the case as sometimes some users do make false identities for themselves. They do this not necessarily to deceive someone, but to avoid being recognized themselves. Facebook, which is the largest social networking site in the world, has been known to identity false identity users and shut down their accounts. It requires real data to able to sign up to the service.
The Institutional Shareholder Services warns about serious ethical issues about Facebook’s policy related to the future stock structure that will allow Mark Zuckerberg to control over 57% of Class B shares. IN May, when the largest social network is set to go public, two types of shares will be available for purchase. Class A stocks, which could be purchased from the open market and that will worth one vote. On the other hand, high profile investors will be able to buy Class B stocks, worth ten votes.
Angry Birds has already captured the hearts and minds of smartphone users. Millions of people are absolutely hooked to this awesome production by Rovio and are totally addicted to it. But apparently, that is not the limit for Rovio. Rovio has now finally released Angry Birds on Facebook, the world’s largest social network. The application is still in it’s beta launch but with it’s release, the near-billion population of Facebook can finally play Angry Birds on their favorite social network.
If you are one among thousands of users that don’t really like Facebook changes like designs, chat, timeline, news ticker, etc… this tutorial will help you to return old Facebook back. Thanks to Google Chrome and Firefox extensions this process is quite easy and with just few mouse clicks you can enjoy using old Facebook. However since these extensions do not exist for Internet Explorer, Safari and Opera, and if you using one of those browser, the only thing you can do is change your browser.
So, if you were wondering what people are doing with their lives these days, well…apparently they spend it on Facebook trying to break Guinness Book Records. As bizarre as it might sound, they actually succeed at it, too. The British lady Cathy Matthews and 106 of her friends who are enamored with the game Frontierville and everything Facebook, dedicated their time and patience to fill 1,001,291 comments attached to a single Facebook post.
There is a general perception about anything that is new and trendy that teenagers would be involved in it more than adults. But for Facebook and Twitter, this does not hold true. We need to adjust our perspective of looking at teens as the only happening people abuzz, because a recent survey released by Pew Research Center, indicates than adults are using social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter more than their younger-age group counterparts.
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