Instagram Gets First Major Update After Facebook Acquisition
Instagram on the iPhone just got its first major overhaul since Facebook bought the app for more than $1 billion, and it's a fairly big one. Version 2.5 of the photo-sharing app doesn't exactly change it out of all recognition, but it does add a whole new tab -- "Explore", shown above -- to replace the "Popular" section that showed photos with the most likes. You can still see those top-ranking sn
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While most websites draw users' gazes toward the left-hand side of the page, participants in a recent eye-tracking study for Mashable instead shifted their eyes from the top down the middle of the page. They also spent relatively less time looking at profile information than their counterparts who looked at Facebook pages. The study, which was conducted by EyeTrackShop, used the webcams of 600 par
Based on some of the latest rumors regarding the phone and what we can expect, one artist, Jon Fawcett, created some concept pictures of what he thinks Apple's newest iPhone will look like when it hits store shelves. Rumor has it that the next version of the iPhone will be made of LiquidMetal. A mix of several different metals, LiquidMetal could allow the phone to be more durable. Light like plast
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Jack White Concert Asks Viewers to Create Digital Photo Mosaic Thirteen cameras will capture the action on stage at Webster Hall in New York City, and viewers tuning into the live stream online or on their mobile devices will get to pick one of three camera angles: black-and-white, balcony and director's cut. The show is part of the American Express Unstaged concert series, which began in 2010 and
The company, which dropped the stat in its amended S-1 filing, also notes that its network receives 3.2 billion comments per day and 300 million new photos daily. The site also claims 125 billion friendships. Of the 901 million figure, 526 million were described as daily active users in March. Some 488 million people also used Facebook mobile products that month, according to the filing. When Face
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