Despite stiff competition from major players like Google and Apple, Dropbox remains one of the most popular (and innovative) cloud storage systems out there. With ever-increasing features for brands, today we’re gazing upwards to see what’s happening at Dropbox. Drop in Dropbox was founded in 2007 by MIT students Drew Houston and Arash Ferdowski. Houston […]
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Facebook has celebrated turning 12 by announcing a new way users can share the virtual love: birthday videos. Hip hip hooray? The new Birthday Cam for iOS lets you post a 15 second video greeting to your friends celebrating their big day. Birthday-themed frames can also be added before being shared on your friend’s wall.
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Snapchat's march (or more accurately, sprint), towards monetisation has ramped up a notch with the release of On-Demand Geofilters. Filtering the message Geofilters allow users to add graphical overlays, such as artwork and logos, to snaps. For example, a picture taken in Times Square might feature a Geofilter of the Statue of Liberty. Now On-Demand
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Foursquare has just launched a new product that tells brands which ads have successfully lured customers into their bricks-and-motar store. Walk ins The tech comes courtesy of a new product called Attribution, which Foursquare unveiled in a blog post. Using the recent Super Bowl as a test bed, Attribution discovered plenty of interesting trends. For
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Let’s face it. Everyone loves using Instagram. It’s easy to use, makes our photos look great, and retains a defiantly un-tweaked timeline where interesting content, not ads, still dominate. However, the functionality of the photo and video sharing platform remains relatively low-fi. So today we’re looking at three tools that will help you get more
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Google Forms, Google’s solution for managing surveys, has just received a sleek update that includes a range of new templates intended to jazz up its questionnaires. Formula for success? Google Forms now lets you choose from a variety of templates that cover everything from customer feedback to quizzes. Users can now sign-up directly from a
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Video blogging (vlogging) – does a commercial relationship need to be disclosed? Yes! A commercial relationship between a vlogger and a business selling a product should be disclosed, to avoid misleading consumers. In Australia the ACCC has made this clear, but what isn’t so clear is how to disclose it. Fortunately, we can look to
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Are you managing an active Instagram account and looking for some fresh ideas beyond selfies and puppies? OKDOTHIS for might have the answer, using data to provide image-fuelled inspiration. Muse this OKDOTHIS is an app and self-proclaimed "community" of social snappers. Unlike regular apps that allow you to take photos, whack on a filer and
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Helping put the "social" back in social media is affable new app Tint. Social hubs Tint lets you curate the best content from the major platforms to create what it dubs "social hubs" for your customers. It works like this. You might see a video on Facebook, a stat on Twitter, and an infographic on LinkedIn
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Google Chrome for Android just got a lot more real – literally and figuratively. Let's get physical Google's Physical Web, the clever feature that lets smartphones connect with other online devices close by, is now available on Android. This means your Android phone can potentially connect with seemingly inanimate object such as parking metres and
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