Tired of “sponsored tweets” disrupting your Twitter timeline? Here are four ad-free Twitter apps for Android.
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More Room to Tweet
How many times have you had to shorten what you say in a tweet to make room for a link or media? For some, this is a highly annoying, but common downside to crafting tweets. It’s not that you need more characters, but too many things are being counted towards the limited character space (140 […]
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Beauty: In The Eye of the Beholder or Algorithms?
They say that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. What if beauty were filtered by algorithms first? Would beauty still be in the eye of the beholder or the algorithms?
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Project Lightning Becomes Twitter Moments
Twitter’s highly anticipated Project Lightning has finally launched as Twitter Moments. Slightly reminiscent of Facebook Paper, Moments allows you to follow new stories emerging on Twitter. Though there’s no direct connection between Twitter Moments, Highlights and Trends for now, after using Twitter Moments you might find yourself wishing they will be connected in Twitter’s future […]
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Clear Out Old Or Suspicious Gmail Account Activity & Sessions
Google’s services are easily accessible from nearly every OS. Because of this, you probably log into Gmail from plenty of devices: phones, laptops, tablets or TVs. Google keeps a log of all that activity including devices used to access Gmail, the IP address, state, and when the access was granted. Here’s how you can use […]
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New Twitter Setting Lets Any Follower Direct Message You: Should You Enable It?
Twitter has quietly added a new setting that lets any of your followers send you a direct message (DM). Previously, you had to be following anyone who wanted to DM you in order to receive the DM. It was a simple way of limiting spam and unwanted messages. So, what are the benefits of allowing […]
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