Slingshot is the latest app by Facebook that allows you to send and receive self-destructing photos, videos to your friends. Available for Android and iOS.
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Twitter’s new profile looks like Facebook
Twitter starts rolling out a new profile design that looks a lot more like Facebook. This new changes should help new users feel more comfortable.
How to get the new UI on Facebook for Android
Facebook for Android app is updated again, but for the alpha testers only. This new version brings a completely new user interface that’s fast.
Facebook buys WhatsApp for $16 billion
Facebook to buy mobile phone messaging service WhatsApp for $16 billion. Facebook is buying itself as relevant on our phones which was not exactly its strong point.
How to install Facebook Paper for non-US users
Here is a trick that will help you to install the new Facebook Paper app outside US. Facebook Paper is available only for iOS devices for now.
Facebook Paper, Available for iPhone (US only) on February 3
Facebook Paper is a social news reader app that lets the users to browser through their News Feed stories, photos, videos and other curated stories. It is one of the first standalone apps released by Facebook Creative Labs. The Facebook Creative Labs is a special section within Facebook that aims at bringing standalone mobile apps. […]
Google and Facebook Embed Easter Eggs Celebrating Christmas
Google introduces animated snowflakes on results pages when queries are related to Christmas while Facebook introduces animated snowflakes on Android chatheads.
Facebook redesigns the “Like” button
Facebook redesigns the “Like” and “Share” buttons being used on over 7.5 million websites. Users will start seeing the new like button as part of a gradual rollout.
How to Become Android Beta Tester for Facebook
Facebook for Android Beta Testers is a new program by Facebook that lets Android users to try the beta version. You can get the latest experimental features
Hacker Posts Bug Report on Zuckerberg’s Timeline
When hacker Khalil Shreateh reported a vulnerability on Facebook and was not taken seriously, he ended up posting the bug report on Mark Zuckerberg’s wall.