Everyone will need to be a little patient with virtual reality: Facebook CTO Mike Schroepfer
Facebook, the world’s largest social network, acquired two-year-old Oculus in July last year for $2 billion, →
Facebook’s iOS app update finally lets users customize News Feed
Following a limited test of the feature back in May, Facebook is finally giving users what →
Facebook tests a dedicated GIF button for sharing GIFs in Messenger
Facebook has been testing a dedicated GIF button which allows the users to find and send →
Get your Snapchat fix with Facebook’s new silly photos
Facebook’s new photo uploader for iOS lets you make silly creations by overlaying text, stickers, emojis →
Facebook wants to give your photo uploads a Snapchat-like flair
Facebook may be not as in tune with the teen crowd as Snapchat, but that isn’t →
Facebook lets users ‘celebrate pride’ with rainbow filter
If you’re a fan of the Supreme Court’s ruling today that same-sex marriage is legal in →
T-Mobile’s iPhones are getting the ‘blue screen of death’
If you’ve been having problems with your T-Mobile iPhone, you’re not alone. A lot of people →
Facebook gages attention to bypass lackluster “Likes”
Facebook doesn’t need you to “Like” something any more to know you’re interested: just by taking →
Facebook Messenger’s first game is called Doodle Draw
Many Facebook users weren’t happy when Facebook took away the integrated chat function of the normal →
Facebook’s Place Tips goes national, retailers get free beacons
Six months after its initial trial run, Facebook’s Place Tips program is finally expanding nationwide. Place →
Facebook Lite Review: stripped for the next billion users
This week Facebook launches Facebook Lite, a version of their social networking app made for low-speed →
Facebook tests ‘Saved Replies’ letting Pages streamline customer service
Facebook is making it easier for businesses to reply to customer inquiries en masse. Business pages →
Facebook opens Paris-based AI research lab
Facebook has plans to open a research lab focusing on artificial intelligence in Paris, France, it →
Xiaomi edges into the UK and US with Mi Store launch
Industry watchers have long wondered when Xiaomi is going to grow tired of shifting millions of →
Ello review: it’s not the ‘anti’ anything
You’ve probably seen Ello pop up on your RSS feed (or however you happen to →
HTC First Review
The HTC First is not the Facebook Phone, but it’s a Facebook Phone, and if →
Shoot Pictures and Videos Anywhere with Podo
New camera can be attached to any solid surface, now available on Kickstarter. Throw away →
Garmin Vivosmart review: where fitness band meets smartwatch
There are fitness trackers and there are smartwatches, but there’s only a small number of devices →