Blab wants to know what the Internet will love before the Internet does
Blab is a powerful social media analytic tool that predicts viral events before they happen.
Twitter who? New app turns Wikipedia into a real time news source
Twitter and other social networks are de facto platforms for discovering breaking news, but add Wikipedia to that list with Wikipedia Live Monitor.
How much does a video ad on Facebook cost? Apparently, $1 million
Facebook has been hard at work selling its video ad space for $1 million, since it may show up in News Feeds as early as June or July.
Turns out, money – or at least, Bitcoins – can buy you love
OKCupid is the latest online service to jump in on the Bitcoin rage, and now accepts the virtual currency.
YouTube celebrates the VCR’s 57th birthday with VHS Easter egg
YouTube is having fun in its celebration of the VCR's 57th birthday by leaving behind an Easter egg that replicates the fuzzy VCR effects on its videos.
Hands-on with Piki, a music app powered by people, not algorithms
We got our hands on Piki, a social music player that like its Turntable predecessor that relies on its users to power its music recommendation engine.
Instagram your way to meeting Bieber, and other social ways to win this week
These contests all want your social media content, and they're willing to give you something for it.
Want to know everything about your Twitter followers? Well you can – for a price
Demographics Pro shows you nearly every detail about your Twitter followers, competitors, or hashtags, down to salaries, ethnicity, and occupations.
Missing Coachella? Watch the festival live on YouTube
Coachella is just a couple of days away. For music lovers that can't make it this year, YouTube has you covered from the first to last set.
The Internet is rewiring your brain and you don’t even know it
We're more connected than ever through the Internet, but this constant stimulation is negatively affecting the way our brains work.
Redditor takes ‘Confession Bear’ meme too far with murder confession
Reddit is a place where anonymity is embraced, but one redditor's anonymous confessions via the 'Confession Bear' meme have landed him or her in hot water.
Go ahead, tell Facebook how you really feel
Facebook is rolling out a new way to share status updates that are personalized and detailed to highlight what users are doing or what their moods.
Facebook is finally letting us interact with Open Graph updates
'Watch' and 'Read' Open Graph stories that are now a core feature of Facebook's new Timeline are surfacing in Facebook's mobile News Feed.
Proposed amendment fails, employers still can’t ask for you Facebook passwords
A bill may block employers from asking for your social media passwords, but a now withdrawn amendment to the bill threatened the privacy of employees.
Surprise! Facebook Home will have ads, eventually
Surprise, surprise, Facebook Home might not have ads now but Zuckerberg says ads will eventually show up on Facebook Cover Feed.
Hear that? That’s the sound of ads coming to Instagram
Facebook has moved Emily White over to Instagram with the task of finally making money on Facebook's investment.
Chinese social media outs new strain of bird flu as the government tries to censor reports
Reports confirming the return of Avian flu have stirred Weibo, the Chinese Twitter, while the government attempts to quiet the news.
Did Facebook Home just put the messaging app ecosystem on notice?
Facebook has unveiled a brand new way to message friends and family called Facebook Chat Heads, but are messaging apps concerned about their future?
Facebook puts a new spin on mobile messaging with Chat Heads [Updated]
Facebook introduced a new and native way to chat with your friends through Facebook Home called Chat Heads.
Everybody, calm down! Facebook brings back the ability to delete your Graph Searches
Facebook users might have noticed that the tab search your Graph Search history disappeared, but Facebook said that it was simply a bug that's been fixed.
Psst, wanna buy a photo? Some apps are hawking prints of your Instagram shots
Facebook's Terms and Conditions are wrought with holes that third-party apps are able to grab friends' photos and create memorabilia.
The new Twitter Cards are about to change the way you look at Twitter
Twitter wants to woo back developers on its own terms with the announcement of new Twitter Cards for displaying apps, galleries, and products.
Trapit launches Publisher Suite so that all apps can become news reader apps
Trapit is offering publishers full access to the very Artificial Intelligence that powers Siri and Trapit to build their own newsreader apps.
Vine is starting to get DMCA complaints … so maybe don’t upload that concert footage
Twitter, just three months after Vine's launch, is facing its first DMCA copyright complaint by Prince's record label NPG Records.
Why you saw a Google Doodle of Cesar Chavez this weekend
Google has come under fire for celebrating Cesar Chavez's birthday, and here's why Google might have opted not to Doodle something for Easter.
With threaded comments, Facebook Q&As look a lot like Reddit AMAs
Since threaded comments rolled out to Facebook Pages, celebrities have been conducting Q&A's but it's awfully reminiscent of Reddit AMA's.
Vine’s silent update adds awaited video embedding function
Vine rolled out an updated version of its app that finally enables video embedding into outside sites.
Flipboard’s self-curation feature is a hit with 100,000 magazines created in 24 hours
Flipboard's feature that makes anyone a magazine editor, has been a hit with more 100,000 magazines created in 24 hours.
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.