Facebook will now allow users ages 13-17 to share posts...
Facebook will now allow users ages 13-17 to share posts publicly and gain followers. Previously, teens could only share with friends, friends of friends, and custom lists. via Mashable
Facebook will now allow users ages 13-17 to share posts publicly and gain followers. Previously, teens could only share with friends, friends of friends, and custom lists. via Mashable
China's Vivo announced the Xplay 3S, the first smartphone with a Quad HD 2,560 x 1,440 pixel screen, even higher resolution than a full-size iPad.
via The source of this content is Mashable.Twitter is rolling out a new DM feature that gives users the option of receiving messages from anyone, even if they don't follow them. via Mashable
Scott Adams advises against taking advice from successful people, suggesting instead that you find a system you’re good at and stick with it. via kottke.org
Check out this video that appears to show wingsuit flyer Raphael Dumont landing safely on a lake without a parachute. via kottke.org
Mashable showcases eight innovative LinkedIn marketing campaigns from 2013, featuring companies like Callaway Golf, Citi, Microsoft, and Van Heusen. via Mashable
VideoStatic.com features a music video for "If So" by Atlas Genius, directed by Anders Rostad.
via VideoStatic.A Mike Kelley retrospective opens at MoMA PS1. via fastcompany.com
Get smarter, according to Andrea Kuszewski, by focusing on activities that promote real learning instead of relying on brain training games for short-lived cognitive boosts.
via kottke.orgIn 2013, Taco Bell utilized Snapchat Stories to engage in a new form of brand storytelling. The New Orleans Saints also embraced this new feature, aiming to provide fans with exclusive behind-the-scenes content.
via Mashable.
Amazon has launched a Luxury Beauty Store featuring products from 24 prestige brands, including Nars and Burberry. via Mashable.
A new study from the OECD finds a significant skills gap between adults in the US and their international peers in areas like literacy and math. via Marginal Revolution
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