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Twitter Introduces Two-Step Authentication To Increase Security For User Accounts

by Tyler Riggs on May 23, 2013 in Apps, How To, News

Twitter introduced a new security feature Wednesday that, if enabled on user accounts, will go a long way toward preventing said accounts from being compromised by hackers or “phishers.” Two-factor authentication is the new feature, and it works by requiring a verification code in addition to a user’s password before access is granted to a [...]

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Facebook’s Next Acquisition May Be Waze, A GPS Traffic App

by Tyler Riggs on May 9, 2013 in News

Earlier this year we shared a news story about Waze, the navigation app that crowdsources traffic information, and how users of the app had collectively contributed millions of traffic reports to the service. Waze is in the news again this week, but now as part of rumors that the startup will be acquired by Facebook. [...]

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Will You Use Facebook Home? [POLL]

by Mike Beauchamp on April 4, 2013 in Android, Apps, News

Just hours ago, Facebook announced what it’s calling “the next version of Facebook” – at least for Android users – Facebook Home. It’s a family of Facebook apps that essentially take over your Android phone’s home screens and immerse you into your News Feed. It’ll be available next Tuesday, April 12, in the Google Play [...]

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How To Prank People With Their Own Facebook Profile

by Mike Beauchamp on March 22, 2013 in How To

This is an old trick, but most people still haven’t seen it. If you click this URL (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?=87912848), it’ll load YOUR Facebook profile. I’m talking to each of you individually here, because it loads the profile for the person logged in at that time. The numbers at the end of the URL don’t matter at [...]

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This Lady From Oklahoma Tried To Sell Her Kids On Facebook For $4,000

by Mike Beauchamp on March 11, 2013 in News

No matter how crazy they may make you, it should go without saying that you can’t actually sell your kids. There are laws against that kind of thing. But that sure didn’t stop one 22-year old mother of two kids from trying. She posted numerous times on Facebook offering to sell them and actually had [...]

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Here’s What Facebook Is Doing To Your News Feed [VIDEO]

by Drew on March 7, 2013 in Social Media

Today Facebook unveiled a new, “uncluttered” News Feed. Check out the video below for details. You can click here to get on the waiting list to activate the new design.

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4% Of All Photos Taken Since The Beginning Of Time Are On Facebook

by Drew on March 4, 2013 in Social Media

1000memories.com calls itself “the new shoebox for your old photos.” The service, which was aquired by Ancestry.com in 2012, helps users digitize, preserve, and share old photos. In 2011, 1000memories.com, on its blog, attempted to estimate how many photos (digital and analog) humans have taken and where they’re stored. 1000memories.com’s research suggests that around 20% of [...]

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Facebook Is About To Change The Look Of Your News Feed — Again

by Mike Beauchamp on March 1, 2013 in News, Social Media

Next Thursday, March 7th, Facebook will unveil a new look (again) for News Feed. It goes without saying that it’s changed more times than most of us can remember in the last nine years. The last major revision was to your profile, now called simply, Timeline. We’ve seen smaller changes to News Feed roll out [...]

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Glitch Forces 104-Year-Old Grandma To Lie About Her Age To Get A Facebook Account

by Alison J. Herzog on February 25, 2013 in News

It was recently reported by CBS news that Facebook did not make allowances for anyone born in or before 1910 to correctly enter their age. A 104-year-old Michigan grandma was forced to lie about her age on the social media site. Her grandaughter, Gail Marlow, maintains the account and uses it to keep her grandmother [...]

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Things You Buy Offline May Soon Affect Ads You See On Facebook

by Mike Beauchamp on February 22, 2013 in News, Social Media

If you’ve ever paid close attention to the ads you see in the sidebar of Facebook, you’ve probably noticed they change depending on your ‘Likes,’ demographics, or internet activity. For example, if you look at the image to the left, I can reasonably explain why most of those ads are appearing. ZAGG, the first one, should [...]

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