Twitter is quietly rolling out updates to their timeline, with select users already seeing changes. Thanks to Patrick Bisch at Pinglio, we have screengrabs and video of the updates, which include threaded conversations, inline media and in-line listing of retweets. There has been no official announcement on the Twitter blog or through other channels, yet [...]

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If you have created a new Page on Facebook for your brand or to promote a cause, you will likely have noticed that the social network bestows your new page...

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Is there anything Samsung doesn't do? The same week I bought myself a shiny new Galaxy S II, they launched a solar-powered netbook for use in the developing world. Unlike any American or European company, Samsung Electronics manufactures smartphones and their memory chips, TVs and their screens, computers and their hard drives. They're the only entity that's both arms dealer and aggressor in the midst of the biggest arms race the tech world has ever seen. (Meanwhile, their sister companies in th [...]

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Yesterday, we noted that Google quietly rolled out their +1 Button Chrome extension a couple days ago. It's more powerful than it may seem because you can now easily +1 any page you're browsing on the web regardless of if the owner of that content placed a button on their site. Just imagine if Facebook has such a extension for their Like Button.. Actually, you don't have to imagine.

Shortly after our post went up, we were pointed to this extension in the Chrome Web Store. Sure enough, it's a Fa [...]

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