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Sunday, June 15, 2014

Twitter tweets in your Tweets on iOS and Android updates

If you think this s retweeting therefore 2013 you can now update your Twitter application. Like in the next Web, the latest version can embed tweets in your Tweets (create Xzibit or credit), as long as you use an iOS or Android device. Take note however the inclusion of retweeting something more annoying than on the outside. You must copy the tweet someone link and paste it in the text box for the Twitter application (on a phone or a tablet that is exercising a double effort). In addition to click and show every Tweet individually, to see the fields embedded as in the image above - they appear as normal links on the timeline, and even your followers not see the latter, embarked with the Web interface.

Still think it is worth the download? Get the latest iTunes Twitter app and Google game now, and even if the function isn't in the measure-new sections is listed, you should be provided with the latest updates for both platforms. Because it does not officially announced, this could be an experimental stage but only and no permanent addition to the applications. 0 comments

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Source: iTunes, Google game

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Monday, May 26, 2014

Facebook stops oversharing, defaults status updates to just friends

Previously, when you first joined Facebook, all of your posts would be shared with the world by default. Anyone who stumbled upon your profile could read anything you previously shared, be it a short update or a personal photo, unless you deliberately clicked away from "Public." Now, the social site's switched things up for the better, making "Friends" the new default for status updates. You don't have to do anything to take advantage, but now's as good a time as any to pay very close attention to your Facebook privacy settings. And maybe be a bit more selective when it comes time to add a new friend.

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Source: Facebook

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