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.
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.
Foursquare has released an amazing video which utilizes check-in data by individuals across New York and Tokyo and represents them in colour coded streaks across the cities.
After mapping the depths of the ocean, Google Maps has set its sights on the horizon and the towering peaks of some of the highest mountains in the world.
After their big announcement last week regarding the new look for the News Feed, Facebook is restructuring user profiles as well. Instead of alternatively placing posts on your profile, all posts will now follow each other in a single column.
The Now app for the iPhone makes use of photos from Instagram to judge which place is trending based on the amount of photos taken at that location. So you can know where the cool places are thanks to your friends on Instagram.
You can be a part of history and also a good cause by contributing with your artistic skills via an app on Facebook. Ingvar Bjorn Thorsteinsson is an artist who is at the forefront of a project which aims to create “The Largest Artwork in the World”.
Facebook has announced a completely redesigned News Feed trying to make it more of a “personalized newspaper” and aiming to provide a consistent experience across the web,on smartphones and on tablets.
Google Plus got a an update yesterday which now allows you to set a massive cover photo on your profile. The size is so huge that when you visit a profile, it occupies almost 90% of the screen space.
Google Plus has received another new and very important feature over which Facebook has long held a monopoly. Users will now be able to sign into various sites and apps using their Google Plus account
The Oscars are almost upon us and to satiate movie buffs, Google has launched a site focused around the Oscar frenzy.
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