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twitter in pictures
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In Pictures: 7 staggering social media use by-the-minute stats
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In Pictures: 9 new Twitter features and tweaks coming in 2015
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In Pictures: How 41 tech companies got their names
News about twitter
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An open letter from Spark, Vodafone and 2degrees, to Facebook, Twitter and Google
Open letter from the CEOs of Spark, Vodafone and 2degrees to the global CEOs of Facebook, Twitter and Google.
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Telcos block sites in wake of NZ government plea
Australia’s major telcos have temporarily blocked a number of sites hosting footage of Friday’s terror attack in Christchurch.
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BlackBerry sues Twitter for patent infringement
BlackBerry has filed a patent infringement lawsuit accusing Twitter of illegally using technology in its mobile messaging applications.
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Twitter tumbles on concerns about hacking activity
Twitter shares fell almost seven per cent on Monday after the company said it was investigating unusual traffic that might be from state-sponsored hackers.
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How to manage the 'most misunderstood’ but ‘well meaning’ generation
Harnessing the connections and engagement levels of millennials is the single biggest people management and customer opportunity today, writes Bruce Cotterill
Features about twitter
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‘App-etite’ bigger than your phone? Top phone-draining apps revealed
“Apps are meant to enhance, not to detract from your smartphone experience, but with so many options, we are in danger of overloading our devices."
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Clear as mud: Microsoft struggles to define 'free' for Windows 10
Microsoft's Keystone Kops-like revelation that Windows 10 testers would get a free copy of the OS -- yes, no, then yes, probably, but with strings -- may be confusing compared to Apple's approach to OS X, but reflects the much more complicated ecosystem the Redmond, Wash. company maintains.
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Windows Phone: The best platform you should never use
It is with mixed emotions that I tell you that my experiment of using naught but the HTC One (M8) with Windows for a week is officially over. And I have to say: I'm relieved.
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The future of emoticons will embrace everyone
Katrina Parrott never anticipated that her daughter's incessant texting would lead to a new career in app development.
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Bad bots on the rise: A look at mobile, social, porn, and spam bots.
From 2012 to 2013, Incapsula, a website security firm focusing on CDN solutions as load balancing, found that bot traffic went from consisting of 51 percent to 61.5 percent of all Internet traffic, a 10.5-percent increase. Thirty-one percent of those bots are malicious, according to data from the report.
