Facebook is – finally – unveiling the Facebook Phone April 4
Finally Facebook is reportedly unveiling the mysterious Android forked Facebook phone, built on a HTC smartphone, on April 4.
What does the future of Facebook look like?
While the secret network keeps its roadmap cards close to the chest, recent actions and insiders help us get an idea where Facebook is heading.
FireMe! keeps you from tweeting your way to the unemployment line
FireMe! finds people on Twitter who hate their jobs or bosses and warns them of their indiscretions.
Allow us to introduce the world’s first Vine movie trailer
The first Vine movie trailer for The Wolverine takes over the video sharing app.
Everything you need to know about Facebook’s new Timeline
We get an early in-depth look at Facebook's new Timeline. Here's what you need to know.
Report: Spotify to move beyond music into video streaming
Spotify is known for its music streaming service, but the company might be considering expanding into video on-demand.
Blind and deaf users take e-retailers and streaming sites to court
Associations representing the deaf and blind are legally pressing retailers and other sites to offer disabled-accessible features.
Fake tweet site LetMeTweetThatForYou could have real implications for Web journalism
LetMeTweetThatForYou is a quick and dirty solution to fake tweets and play it off as the real thing.
Facebook enhances Events pages with weather forecasts
Facebook has started rolling out a small feature that displays the weather forecast in Events pages for both attendees and admins.
Check out Facebook’s March Madness bracket
Facebook's March Madness bracket, based on Facebook buzz, has Duke winning it all this year.
All this week’s Facebook news that’s fit to print
Here's all the major news and updates surrounding the social network you may have missed this week.
Nielsen and SocialGuide study finds Twitter closely tied to TV ratings
A Nielsen study has found evidence that tweets do influence TV ratings, and in some instances more so than advertising.
Thank you, Quora, for finally introducing full-text search
Searching on Quora was a chore, so the team has rethought how users searched for topics with the introduction of full-text searches and search results.
Twitter turns 7, and celebrates 200 million active users
Twitter has two reasons to celebrate today. Today is Twiter's 7th birthday, and has also hit the 200 million active user mark.
Missing March Madness? Get quick video recaps on Twitter
With March Madness starting today, you might not have time to watch every game but you can catch the highlights on @MarchMadness.
Flattr relaunches and asks the age-old questions, ‘how much is a like worth?’
Flattr's button fell flat, so to encourage donations it turned to the social actions, including likes and favorites, that everyone is using already.
SXSW 2013’s trends by Twitter numbers
Here is this year's boiled down look at SXSW 2013 seen through Salorix's Twitter data, and a look at how you can prep for next year's festival.
Pinterest rolls out anticipated redesign with bigger images and discovery features
Pinterest's redesigned site, now with bigger photos and new discovery features, is finally rolling out to all users starting today.
Reuters social media editor may face jail time for colluding with Anonymous to deface Tribune site
Reuters' social media editor, Matthew Keys, is facing potential jail time for divulging to Anonmyous the Tribune Company's server's log-in credentials.
Facebook users more likely to land a job through close friends, study shows
New Facebook study shows that keeping in touch with "strong ties" will boost your chances of landing a job five-fold compared to "weak ties."
Twitter rolls out line breaks, which is good and bad news
Twitter introduced line breaks. The good news is that it opens up the doors to creative tweets, the bad news is the abuse that may follow from spammers.
Pinterest unveils Web Analytics, but third-party analytics aren’t worried
Pinterest announced its own analytics, Web Analytics, but will existing third-party Pinterest analytic services get crowded out? Probably not.
How Facebook’s Graph Search works…sort of
Facebook engineers recently shared a little insight into how the site's Graph Search works. Here's a at what we've learned, and what remains a mystery.
Forget social influence, Prollie scores your skills and passions
Klout, Kred, Peerindex track influence and reach, but SXSW newcomer Prollie scores your skills and passions.
Facebook news you may have missed this week
Five Facebook stories from this week that you might have missed, with the News Feed announcement and all.