In slap at Instagram, Twitter releases own photo tool
The battle between Twitter and Instagram took another turn late Monday when the social network unveiled its own photo tool.
The battle between Twitter and Instagram took another turn late Monday when the social network unveiled its own photo tool.
After disabling an integration tool that made it more difficult to view pictures on Twitter, Instagram has now pulled all of its photos from microblogging site.
Twitter and Instagram are feuding, with Instagram going so far as to disable a feature that leaves pictures difficult to view on Twitter.
An innovative new type of mobile advertising is being used to funnel money to support hunger relief efforts. Dubbed GetCharitable, the new Android app replaces the background image on a phone with a periodically updated ad, revenue from which is then directed to an international anti-famine group -- offering users a way to help combat famine for free.
A security researcher published on Friday another attack on Facebook's Instagram photo-sharing service that could allow a hacker to seize control of a victim's account.