Raytheon’s RIOT tracks social media users, predicts their next move
Raytheon has developed analytics that tracks and analyzes social media users to make predictions like whether or not an individual is a security threat.
Best apps of the week: Blink, GetGlue, The Simpsons Tapped Out, MoviePass, and more
Looking for some new, fresh apps or app updates? We've got you covered with great options like Twitter, MoviePass, Life is Magic, and more.
How to make Twitter lists
Check out this guide to learn how to make Twitter lists and keep your interests organized.
Twitter can haz Lolcat speak?
Twitter has quietly added a Lolcatz language option, which currently is in beta mode.
Search Graph who? Twitter now displaying tweets older than one week in search results
Starting today Twitter's search results will display tweets older than one week, and rounds out the features needed for a full-fledged search engine.
Aviary nabs another major partner, Photobucket, to use its image-editing tools
Strengthening its relationship base with high-profile Web services, Aviary announced that Photobucket will be implementing its image-editing tools.
Video-sharing service Telly introduces My Telly to pull your eyeballs away from YouTube
With My Telly, video-sharing service Telly wants you to pull away from YouTube and start discovering content from friends you're sure to love.
Twitter tweaks its mobile offerings, emphasizing Search and Discovery
Twitter has today updated its mobile clients to make it easier for users to search for and discover new content.
Our favorite, funniest tweets from Super Bowl XLVII
Check out some of the funniest, finest reactions to the Super Bowl Twitter had to offer.
Get your funny in 140 characters from our favorite comics on Twitter
Wondering what comedians to follow on Twitter? We've put together a list of 20 of our favorites to get you started.
250,000 user accounts attacked in Twitter security breach
Twitter says it was attacked this week and that 250,000 user passwords were stolen.
Want that Twitter verification badge? Watch out for hoaxers
No matter how badly you want that blue check mark, avoid looking like a rube by ignoring Twitter pranksters promising verification.
Stipple gets Facebook-friendly and brings interactive photos to the social network
Stipple has announced its partnership with Facebook, which means that its interactive photos now works on the social network.
CW’s teen vamps take the social media crown from ‘American Idol’
The most popular show on television according to social media is a show that traditionally doesn't do so well in the ratings: The CW's 'Vampire Diaries.'
Apple greenlights 500px, returns to App Store
500px is back and live in the App Store after being pulled for reportedly harboring pornographic content.
App.net grows up, transforms from a Twitter clone into a social Dropbox
App.net made waves last year by trying to be an ad-free Twitter competitor. Now, it's changing into a social storage platform for online sharing.
Our favorite, free Twitter analytics services for casual and professional users
Keep track of how you're performing and engaging on your Twitter account with these five third-party Twitter analytics apps.
How social networks are ruining social networks
One day old app Vine has lost Facebook privileges, and it's only the latest bout of social network unfriendliness that's making it hard to share content.
Say goodbye to the video-sharing apps Twitter’s Vine will try to strangle
Twitter finally and officially unveiled Vine today, but where does it stand and will it crowd out competitors?
Twitter forced to identify anti-Semetic users in France
Twitter has been forced by the French courts to give up its anti-semetic users for purposes of prosecuting the offenders.
Twitter enters a brave new – GIF friendly – world with Vine release
Twitter is trying to win GIF-loving fans by integrating a new, fun service.
The video app Vine acquisition shows up on Twitter, signals integrated video is coming soon
Dick Costolo retweeted a Vine video, leading us to believe that Vine's launch may be soon.
Storify browser extension publicizes private Facebook updates
A Storify extension that enables users to publish private Facebook updates reminds us that privacy settings have their holes.
TweetTV turns your computer into the last TV guide you’ll ever need
Second screen apps are a dime a dozen these days, but TweetTV makes it easier than ever simply by living on any computing device you might own.
Landmark case may set grounds for fair use over photos shared on Twitter
Three publishers have been embroiled in a lawsuit over unlicensed use of a Twitter user's photos, which could set a precedence for Twitter photo rights.
Twitter’s TweetDeck again fails to file accounts, risks being shut down in U.K.
TweetDeck, the Twitter acquired third-party client, has for a second time failed to file its accounts with the U.K. Commons House and risks being dissolved.