60 percent of government data requests from Facebook come with a gag order
Facebook's new transparency report highlights that not only are government requests up, but 60 percent of them also come with a gag order.
Use only clean energy with the flip of a switch thanks to WattTime’s new system
Wish you could choose where your energy comes from? Soon you might be able to! WattTime is launching a new pilot that allows users to use only clean energy.
Parker's relaunched Airtime app now helps you to virtually gather with your friends
An app called Airtime has just been relaunched as a way to share photos and videos with your group of friends whenever you want.
Who needs a camera roll? You can now take photos and videos within Flipagram
Flipagram has launched an update to its app that allows you to take photos and videos straight from the app -- no more browsing through the camera roll!
Facebook is tweaking the News Feed to show articles you’ll actually read
Facebook has announced yet another tweak to the News Feed, now factoring in time spent reading articles. Ideally, this will help cut down on clickbait.
Now you can replace your face with a giant cat emoji in Snapchat videos
Snapchat has updated its Android and iOS apps to allow you to move emojis around within your videos, hopefully helping users get a little more creative.
Pinterest just dropped a revamped iOS app that will load 3× faster than before
Pinterest has completely revamped its iOS app. The new app not only shows off a new design, but it will launch three times faster than the previous app.
Apple's compact telephoto lens patent hints at a dual-lens future for the iPhone
Apple has been granted a patent for a super-compact telephoto lens, which could make its way into the next version of the iPhone in a dual-lens setup.