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Microsoft wants to connect all your favorite apps with Flow
Automate your entire life.
By Kellen Beck
Twitter is now a 'news' app in the Apple store
Twitter's app just migrated from 'social networking' to 'news'
By Patrick Kulp
Instagram tells Littergram app to change its name
Littergram's owner has recorded a video plea to Mark Zuckerberg.
By Tim Chester
Microsoft had no hand in making this tearjerking viral Xbox commercial
The video is based on a moving story from a YouTube commenter.
By Patrick Kulp
Facebook cements status as a mobile juggernaut with $4.2 billion in ad revenue
Facebook is winning at mobile ads as its competitors continue to struggle.
By Patrick Kulp
#Womancard takes aim at Donald Trump's controversial comments
Twitter users try to educate Republican presidential candidate Donald J. Trump on what it really means to play the "woman's card."
By Rebecca Ruiz
Spending a lot of time on Facebook and Instagram could be making you depressed, study finds
A U.S. study recently found a strong and significant association between social media use and depression.
By Mark Widdowson
YouTube redesigns app to show you more videos you actually want to watch
YouTube's apps are getting a facelift.
By Karissa Bell
Google's unusually close relationship with the White House raises lots of questions
No other public company approaches this degree of intimacy with government.
By David Dayen
Why messaging bots are a looming security threat
How do you tell a bad bot from a good bot?
By Karissa Bell
Google honors Shakespeare with doodle of his well-loved plays
The doodle in the UK also celebrated St. George's Day.
By Liza Hearon
Photo challenge: Show us your upside down photos
Our community challenges are finally back and better than ever.
By Jon Park
Google doodles highlight our planet's 5 biomes to mark Earth Day
Google launched a series of five doodles on Friday to mark Earth Day, featuring beautiful depictions of the planet's five biomes.
By Megan Specia
Google honors Prince with commemorative 'Purple Rain' doodle
Purple rain is falling on Google's homepage.
By Patrick Kulp
Microsoft earnings decline, but blame accounting
Blame Windows 10 and phones for Microsoft's down quarter.
Tell your Facebook friends how you're celebrating the Queen's birthday
Post a royal status update.
By Liza Hearon
Facebook opens Philippines office
Over 91% of the country's connected generation are on Facebook.
By Victoria Ho
Chrome reaches 1 billion monthly mobile users with 50th release
Here's to 50 more iterations.
By Kellen Beck
This Mark Zuckerberg interview from 2005 features no hoodie, but a whole lot of beer
The interview features a video of a Zuckerberg interview during the very early days of Facebook back when it was called TheFacebook.com and the company kept a keg in its very casual office.
Job hunting? This will help get your social media profiles recruiter-ready.
Whether you use social media platforms to build your personal brand, keep in touch with contacts or build an online portfolio, you can’t let them sit there, unattended and neglected.
By Alex Honeysett
Chinese users rattled by Twitter hiring former state-affiliated exec as its China chief
Kathy Chen's former history working for the Chinese military has sent waves across the Twittersphere.
By Victoria Ho
The CIA is very interested in your tweets and Instagram photos
The investments appear to reflect the CIA’s increasing focus on monitoring social media.
By Lee Fang
What should we expect from Facebook in the next 10 years?
Facebook gave us a glimpse into the future, and it's filled with bots, live video and A.I.
By MJ Franklin
Facebook Live is the next big thing in media — after the last big thing (and the thing before that)
"It's going to replace live television."
