Managing multiple Facebook Pages can be a challenge, especially when you’re on the go. Fortunately, help is on its way.
Facebook has released a new app called Pages Manager, which will allow you to create posts, view recent fan activity, and access engagement statistics from your mobile device. Continue Reading…
Your search experience is about to get a whole lot better as Google just unveiled one of its most significant updates to its search engine: the Knowledge Graph.
In March, Google announced its plan to provide you with more relevant results through semantic search — which refers to the process of understanding the meaning of words. Continue Reading…
Moving beyond feeds and streams, Twitter announced that it will soon begin emailing you a weekly digest of Tweets you might have missed.
The email digest, which will start appearing in inboxes over the next few weeks, will look similar to Twitter’s mobile Discover tab. Each story will feature a summary below it to help you decide which ones matter most. Continue Reading…
As it ramps up for its IPO later this week, Facebook continues to make improvements to its mobile experience.
The social network quietly introduced a redesign — which is being rolled out today — for its mobile site and iOS and Android apps that makes photos three times larger.
Taking cues from newly acquired Instagram, single images on Facebook now appear at full width so there’s less need to interrupt News Feed browsing by opening and closing photos. Continue Reading…
Over the weekend, LinkedIn quietly launched its official Windows Phone 7.5 app. Until now, the company — which recently released an iPad app — was one of the major social networks that lacked a native Windows Phone app.
Through the app, you’ll have quick access to your inbox, Groups, companies, jobs, and LinkedIn Today —a stream of daily news Continue Reading…
Customers can now share instant reviews and tips by commenting on friends’ Yelp check-ins directly from mobile devices.
The review site has announced that members now have the ability to interact with check-ins through likes and comments.
Previously, there wasn’t a good way for Yelpers to share feedback with friends about their venue choices. Now, when a customer sees his or her friend check in to your restaurant, he or she can immediately recommend his or her favorite dish. Continue Reading…
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