WhatsApp is banning users using its service through unofficial client for 24 hours. Users of popular third party clients of WhatsApp, like WhatsApp+ and WhatsappMD were afflicted.
Facebook is updating its News Feed to reduce the false/hoax posts without affecting your daily dose of satire.
Facebook is on a hiring spree and there could be many reasons. Virtual reality job openings are listed on Facebook's career page site and the company recently hired much of the design team from Teehan + Lax, the firm behind the blogging platform Medium.
Facebook knows you better than your closest friends and even family members, according to a new study at University of Cambridge.
Research shows that just social media, phone and email can pave the way for more stress in the lives of people.
Research shows that just social media, phone and email can pave the way for more stress in the lives of people.
Taking a step further in his internet.org initiative, Facebook CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg unveiled a plan to offer free Internet service in Colombia.
Facebook is going to include Amber Alerts in the news feed - a new initiative that could further improve the child abduction alert system. Facebook will be partnering with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
Facebook is the most popular social network in the United States, according to a new report. 58 percent of the entire adult population have an account on Facebook, the study said.
Mark Zuckerberg is holding his first international Q&A from Bogotá, Colombia January 14th, where he will interact with international users and face their question. In previous two public Q&As, Zuckerberg had to tackle questions related to Messenger migration and dislike button, and we hope this Q&A will not be easy either.
Facebook has acquired a video-compression startup QuickFire Network. The startup provides technology aimed at speeding encoding of streaming video.
WhatsApp, of Facebook, is rising and rising at crazy speed. The company recently crossed 700M monthly active users, up from 600 million in August last year.
A false message is doing the rounds in Facebook, says Snopes.com, the rumor bashing website.
Facebook Inc has acquired a speech-to-text startup Wit.ai. The service can translate spoken works into usable data, similar to Google's Google Now and Apple's Siri. Service of Wit.ai can also be added to existing mobile apps.
Microsoft is bringing an affordable solution to first time mobile users with Nokia 215 packed with internet-ready apps like Facebook, Bing, Twitter and more.
09 Aug '24 16:35PM
