Facebook is testing a new feature it hopes will re-engage the hordes of teens who are leaving its platform. Introducing LOL, a video feed of memes, and only memes.
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The wait lasted long enough: starting today, Android users can, too, switch back to a reverse chronological feed on Twitter.
On Thursday, Instagram pushed out an update that got rid of scrolling, making users swipe to see the next post instead. A couple of hours later, the company pulled back the feature and apologized for …
Twitter has finally brought back the chronological timeline for all users, with a new "sparkle" that lets you switch between that and the algorithmic timeline.
Instagram will not bring back its reverse chronological feed, so you might as well get used to its algorithm and understand how it works. So you can beat it of course.
Instagram announced several changes, last week, designed to give you more control over your feed and to help make sure the posts you see in it are more "timely."
Have you ever wondered how Twitter decided what to show in your feed? It's based on an algorithm, of course, but also on a list of topics Twitter thinks you are interested in.Like Facebook, Twitter …
Twitter has introduced a new button - "I don't like this tweet". It allows you to give feedback on what you want to see or not in your feed.In its latest update on iOS, Twitter has …
Weeks after Twitter announced it, Instagram is now looking into changing the order in which posts appear on our feeds. No more chronological order. Your feed will soon be ordered to show the images that Instagram …
Oh no! This is possibly bad news. In an attempt to better control who has access to what, the favourite photo sharing platform is tightening its API, cutting off some access privileges. Also Read: How To Design The Perfect …
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