As part of 20 big updates to Creative Cloud being unveiled today at its Max 2014 event, Adobe has launched Talent Search. It's a new recruitment tool that will enable those looking for experts in the creative fields to find the best designers, illustrators and artists via their portfolios hosted on Behance.
LinkedIn announced a new feature today that allows users to see more information about why someone viewed his or her profile. The new addition to "Who's Viewed Your Profile" will show what actions a user took that led to a profile view, such as updating a profile or joining a group.
Small businesses wanting to target Facebook users closer to them have a new advertising objective: Local awareness. Facebook announced this feature today, giving marketers the ability to target users who are within a certain radius of the business' address: For many local business owners, marketing is just one of the many duties they must tackle every day.
Content curation platform and RSS aggregator Feedly has today launched a range of new features aimed at making it a more collaborative reading platform. Announced on stage at the Evernote conference, today's updates lay the groundwork for additional social-oriented features coming in 2015.
It now seems all but certain that Facebook will introduce its own payment service and bring the fight to companies like Paypal and Venmo. A TechCrunch tipster has released screenshots and video of a new payment platform that's secretly built into the current version of Facebook Messenger for iOS.
Today, Evernote - the note-taking and storage app now with 100 million users - announced one of its latest and biggest steps forward in its bid to develop services that will not just keep people using its app to store notes and thoughts regularly, but to use it for ever
Facebook first previewed a mobile Like button at its f8 conference in April, but the company announced today that it is rolling the feature out for anyone. Now app developers can use the Like button to get people to easily become a fan of the page.
Pushbullet już gościł na łamach Antyweba, więc niektórzy z Was pewnie dobrze go kojarzą.Twórcom usługi z całą pewnością nie można odmówić pomysłowości, bo właśnie rozbudowali ją o fenomenalną funkcję Channels. W rezultacie powstało połączenie kanałów RSS i usługi typu IFTTT. Zanosi się na nowy hit internetu?
