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Google + brings updates to mobile apps and web profiles

Google Plus received an update yesterday which brought quite a few changes to its mobile apps on Android and iPhone as well as a few changes to user profiles on the web.

Flickr introduces hashtags in iOS app

Flickr has updated its app for iOS with the ability to add hashtags to any image. While the website does allow you to add “tags” to any image to allow easier search, these don’t show up as hashtags in the app itself.

Now browse Instagram feed on the web

Instagram has finally launched the ability to view full feeds on the web i.e from your desktop.

NASA introduces new badge on Foursquare

NASA has long offered different badges to Foursquare users to earn with their check ins. They have added one more to the galore of badges that can be earned. The new badge introduced is called the “Curiosity Rover” Badge.

Try Flickr Pro free for 3 months

If you are another ticked off Instagram user who is still fuming after their recent terms of service muddle, Flickr has a holiday offer to entice you. Flickr is offering their Pro service which normally costs $24.95 a year, free for 3 months.

Is Zuckerberg voicing “poke” alert?

Facebook recently launched the “Poke” app which in true Mission Impossible style, lets you send a message which self destructs i.e gets deleted after a period of time. Now tech site Techcrunch reports that sources are confirming that the alert tone that you hear when you get a poke is actually the voice of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg himself.

Send Self destruct messages with the Facebook Poke app

Facebook has turned its “Poke” feature into a full fledged app which allows you to send messages which self destruct after 10 seconds. The app which as of now is only available for iOS is being called a competitor to popular app Snapchat which has similar features.

Make a backup of your photos on Instagram

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.

Recent updates to Twitter, Facebook, Google Plus and Instagram

Quite a few social platforms received new features and minor changes recently. Read on to find out who got what updates.

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