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Twitter rolls back the decision to implement anti-abusive feature

In line with its attempts to curb online abuse and harassment, Twitter has announced an update that would not notify the users when they were added to lists, but the update was soon rolled back following user feedback.

Businesses Use Social Media To Drive Initiatives Based On Bidirectional Feedback

IDC's 2013 Social Business Survey shows dramatic shift away from simply gathering product feedback and movement towards initiatives driven by social engagement.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey hints at a 'tweet edit' function for the microblogging site

Dorsey started an impromptu Twitter town hall with the users last night asking them about the most important thing that Twitter can improve or create in 2017.

OnePlus releases Android Nougat based OxygenOS Open Beta 10 for OnePlus 3

Open Beta 10 is the third Android Nougat based version that OnePlus has launched in less than a month after launching Open Beta 8 on 30 November 2016.

ICICI teams up with Twitter to provide real-time customer support

Twitter and ICICI Bank on Wednesday announced a partnership that integrates a slew of digital customer care support features for the bank, benefiting millions of its customers with direct online response to their queries and feedback in real-time.

Facebook users in US can now order food from the platform

Facebook Inc said users in the United States would be able to order food through the Facebook pages of restaurants starting on Wednesday as part of its efforts to connect users and businesses.

A OnePlus 3 Beta testing program is in the works

After the launch of the latest flagship OnePlus 3, OnePlus is not leaving any stone unturned and is moving ahead with fixing issues that have been pointed out in the reviews.

RBI seeks to regulate peer-to-peer platforms

The Reserve Bank of India for the first time proposed rules for peer-to-peer lending, seeking to regulate a growing sector with potential measures including requiring minimum capital of Rs 2 crore or prohibiting them from promising "extraordinary returns."