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According to verge's recent en-query  a wast amount of twitter account users where forced to change twitter password and their account password was already reset and mailed to respective e-mails, indicating that twitter is exposed to hackers and several accounts has been hijacked. Twitter has indeed sent an email to some users citing "a compromised account by a third-party service or website not affiliated with Twitter." Twitter has not commented on the matter for the moment, but should not take long to respond. In short, a fault more for Twitter, perhaps victim of great popularity.

According to the latest reports from NY Times , after losing against the acquisition of Instagram ( now owned by Facebook), Twitter consider integrating filters and photo editing tools in the service! The ability to upload and edit videos without having to go through a third party application is also under consideration. These innovations could happen very soon with an update applications and mobile versions of Twitter. Stay tuned. [ via : NY Times ]

            It has been a month since we saw Facebook officially introduce us to its new App Center, and now their effort is got a good appearance as its now world wide and can access through facebook/appcentre. but as a beginning it not contain much number of new apps only nearly 600 apps for now. most of the apps are games which was already in facebook like city villa.but will be more updates shortly By going into appcenter Now we can know the top ranking apps. and also you can access most of the games from the android mobile device. there is little more news Facebook will be starting to advertise program into mobile application thats little later so more profit to company. dont forget to checkout the new appcenter feature. the link is given below or you can go searching'appcenter ' your Facebook tab source

The iOS version of Google + has always trailed behind Android and for obvious reasons. Android belongs to Google so naturally they would want to take better care of their users. But with the latest update to the iOS app, the tables have turned. Google has taken what was a mundane looking app to something that looks absolutely stunning on the iPhone. Your stream has been completely revamped and instead of a simple looking list of posts you now see the posts listed with big image thumbnails. The images are generated depending on the content of the post. A YouTube link will generate a thumbnail of the video, a photo will show you, well, the photo. Google has also introduced a new scrolling animation, where new posts just fly in from the bottom of the screen as you continue to scroll. The horizontal scrolling of the previous app is gone and now if you want to change through categories you click on the drop down menu in the top bar. The navigation has been changed as well. Inste...