Have you used Bumble and you ever wonder what would happen if you upgrade to Bumble Boost? Bumble is a location-based social application that facilitates communication between interested users. There are two sections in Bumble: Dating and Business. When you match with someone, the female is the first to initiate the conversation. Here are the […]
Facebook announced that your Facebook Pages messages will now be available on Facebook Messenger. Mobile wise, you had to use the Facebook Page Manager app to use Facebook Page Messages. Now users can see both their personal and business messages all in one app. Facebook Page Manager was a bit complex, but now that it’ll […]
Streamyard is an alternative streaming service using just your browser, no software or application needed. Streamyard works great and it’s almost like a new version of Skype. You can add multiple videos sources to it and split screen. It’s not perfect but it has the best multi-chat feature we’ve seen on any third-party livestream platform. […]
Joe Rogan, comedian, UFC commentator and host of one of the most popular podcasts in the world, The Joe Rogan Expierence is taking his show to Spotify. The Joe Rogan Experience will soon become a Spotify exclusive, meaning episodes’ full audio and video will only be available through the platform starting September 1st of this […]
Facebook has agreed to buy Giphy, the popular platform of sharable animated images, for a reported $400 million, with plans to integrate the massive GIF library into Instagram and other Facebook apps. GIPHY, is an American online database and search engine that allows users to search for and share short looping videos with no sound, […]
TikTok, the popular video-sharing app known for its quirky 15-second videos, continued its rapid growth in the first quarter. The app has been downloaded more than 2 billion times from the Apple App Store and Google Play store, according to analytics firm Sensor Tower, just five months after it surpassed 1.5 billion downloads. TikTok enjoys […]
The Facebook-owned photo sharing service is getting ready to hide like counts from U.S. users as early as next week, CEO Adam Mosseri announced at a Wired event in San Francisco Friday. Instagram won’t be getting rid of like counts altogether; users will still be able to see how often a post of theirs has […]
