The holidays are coming up and that means shopping for presents. If you’re a whitehat hacker looking to earn some cash, Facebook might be able to help you out as Facebook has doubled the reward for developers who point out
Facebook’s 1.32 billion users already update their friends and family on their jobs, vacations and clothing choices. Now, with a new feature launched by the social networking site Wednesday, users can update people about their safety during disasters. The tool,
Facebook is looking for your stolen passwords. On Friday, the social network announced that it built a system that will actively search sites for stolen credentials and then reference that data with its own records. “This is a completely automated
Amazon plans to add 80,000 temporary employees to its quickly expanding logistics and delivery network for this year’s holiday season. The company announced Thursday that it would hire thousands of new workers to staff its more than 50 fulfillment around
Google announced it is bringing a new domain name to the Web: .’SOY’. Not to be confused with the popular vegetarian alternative to meat, the new domain means “I am” in Spanish. .SOY is a space for this influential community
A month or so after telling the world Twitpic would be shutting down, then backtracking and saying it had found an acquirer, Twitpic has reversed its position once again. The photo sharing service, which was one of the first initial
Twitter has decided to take your timeline into its own hands and show you tweets from accounts you don’t follow. The social media giant, which has long been experimenting with our timelines by inserting promoted tweets and other suggestions into
Twitter has gotten rid of support for SSL 3.0 in order to disable a vulnerability. While the social network has dropped support for SSL 3.0 to improve security, it also means the site will no longer work properly in older
The first Facebook smartphone was developed by HTC and according to sales it was a phone to forget. It looks like Facebook could still be mulling over a possible Facebook phone – this time without HTC’s help but with the
After months of speculation on what dessert would take on the “L” name for Android 5.0, Google has announced it will be called ‘Lollipop’. Lollipop will also roll out to Nexus 5, 7, 10 and Google Play edition devices in