A security flaw at Facebook compromises 6 million users’ information
Last Friday, an official post on Facebook’s computer security blog revealed that a bug on the site had produced a security flaw in which...
Google Reader is closed: How to switch over to Feedly and...
Next week is going to be a little sad because we have to say our last goodbye to a service that we have been...
Skype releases its video messaging service
Up until now, Skype had only allowed video calls between contacts who were online, but now the popular messaging service has included the option...
WhatsApp breaks its own record: 27 billion messages in one day
Ever since WhatsApp announced that it would start charging annually for its service, users haven’t quit looking for free alternatives while all the other...
Tweetdeck updates its appearance and improves performance
After Tweetdeck was purchased by Twitter, and then went on to shut down its services for both smartphones and the desktop program, many people...
Facebook will allow you to edit your status updates
Up until now, when you updated your Facebook status, shared a video, or commented on someone’s wall, you had to pay close attention to...
Twitter Analytics is now available for all users
Up until now, if you wanted to get access to any kind of usage statistics for your Twitter accounts, you had to turn to...
Gmail’s new design comes to its Android app
Gmail’s all-new design, which rolled out last week on the desktop version, is appearing for the first time on Android devices today with a...
Windows 8.1: Changes, Improvements, and the Start Button
Microsoft has confirmed the rumors about the changes coming to Windows 8.1 “Blue.” The most noteworthy of which is the return of the Start...
The new Gmail is here
After giving Google+, its social network, a makeover, and unifying its chat services with Hangouts, Google has announced what we were already expecting, that...
