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Facebook launches Rooms app, encouraging anonymous conversations about shared interests without needing a real name or account.

Refreshing newsfeeds and checking Twitter timelines has become a part of people’s day-to-day lives, so it makes sense to give customers more data to do so.

Kiwi start-up SellShed's new app revolutionises smartphone shopping, attracting 4,000 global downloads in its debut week.

Facebook unveils Safety Check, a life-saving feature for users to report their safety during disasters, reassuring friends and family.

With giants like Apple and Facebook offering the service, could egg freezing become a standard extra for female employees in the tech sector?.

Think Facebook and Trademe combined. Users can interact with each other, ask questions, post pictures, update their status and watch videos.

Social media enables charities to target different audiences, get more people involved and increase awareness of their brand.

In the days before social media, post break ups were only awkward if you ran into each other at the supermarket (and when does that ever actually happen).

Navigating the tightrope of nudity on social media: what's art and what's too much? Each platform draws its own line, impacting expression.

The top 10 book craze on Facebook reveals interesting findings about people's reading preferences and the uniqueness of their favorite books.

Facebook introduces VoIP, escalating competition with telcos by leveraging WhatsApp's vast user base for its new communications service.

Kim Kardashian's virtual world expands as Facebook partners with Glu to launch Kim Kardashian: Hollywood game, now with Italy adventures.

Amy Pratt explores Facebook's unfollow feature, a quiet escape from over-sharing without the drama of unfriending.

Facebook is testing a Snapchat-like feature in New Zealand, allowing users to set expiration times for their status updates, from one hour to a week.

Despite vowing to quit, we explore 10 compelling reasons why Facebook remains an irreplaceable part of our lives and digital footprints.

In the wake of the 2014 general election, it could be time for companies and political parties alike to take a fresh look at social media.

Charity through viral challenges: more than just a trend? After the ice bucket challenge, the real impact and future potentials are questioned.

Despite all the complaining from many users, Facebook’s separate messaging app has proven to be extremely successful.

I’ve noticed that left-wing supporters are far more vocal about their distaste for the right than right-wing supports are at all.

Instagram has released an update to its video app Hyperlapse, giving users the ability to capture time-lapse videos. We investigate.