Google shuts down its RSS reader
Earlier this week, Google closed its RSS reader after admitting it wanted to bring its focus to bear on fewer products. Having announced plans back in March to close Google
July 3, 2013
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Earlier this week, Google closed its RSS reader after admitting it wanted to bring its focus to bear on fewer products. Having announced plans back in March to close Google
Just a week after Instagram introduced its new video sharing update, the number of shares for videos made using Vine, the rival video sharing app from Twitter, has dropped significantly.
Poor grammar is being blamed for falling standards in actors delivering their lines, according to leading actress Imogen Stubbs and a leading figure at the Royal
Google’s personal assistant app for Android devices has been updated to give users with smart TVs additional information on their favourite programmes. Rolled out to US users of the
The morning of June 12th was a strange one. Websites seemed inordinately silent. Not a tweet was twittered (is that the right verb?) and all was calm – all except
In a bid to reduce the number of fake celebrity and brand Like pages, Facebook has brought in the ability for big names on the network to verify their accounts.
After securing $13.5m (£8.7m) in venture capital back in February, one of the latest additions to the social media list is now reportedly worth $800m (£500m). Snapchat users are able
A new report has found that almost a third of consumers discover web pages through social media, highlighting the importance of a strong social presence for brands all over the
The German language lost its longest word earlier this month as a law change in the EU rendered it obsolete. The word, ‘Rindfleischetikettierungsueberwachungsaufgabenuebertragungsgesetz’, means: “a law delegating beef label
