Mobile

[Solved] Posting Photos To Instagram From Your Desktop

Tips and workarounds for uploading photos to Instagram from your desktop PC or Mac

Ever wondered how to upload photos directly from your PC or Mac to Instagram? There is a solution…but it’s more of a workaround.

Filed Under: Featured, Instagram, Mobile, Social Media, Tech Tagged: android, instagram, mobile, social media, social networking, tablet, tips

Sean R. Nicholson 21 Comments

Facebook Tip: Changing From Mobile To Desktop View On Your iPad Or Tablet

How can you switch to Facebook desktop site instead of mobile view on your iPad or tablet

Do you know how to switch to the desktop view of Facebook on your iPad or Android tablet? Check out this quick tip that will hopefully save you some time and frustration!

Filed Under: Facebook, Featured, Mobile, Social Media, Tech Tagged: android, Apple, facebook, iPad, mobile, tablet, tips, usability

Sean R. Nicholson 33 Comments

[Comic] Social Media Security Fail

Sometimes having your Facebook or Twitter hack isn't the result of some nefarious hacker...it's your carelessness

Ever had your Facebook or Twitter account hacked by friends or family? Maybe it was your fault for leaving your computer or mobile device unlocked.

Filed Under: Facebook, Featured, Humor, Mobile, People, Social Media, Twitter Tagged: best practices, facebook, security, social media, social networking, tech, tips, Twitter

Sean R. Nicholson 57 Comments

Foursquare Evolves From Gamification To Recommendation – But Why?

Do you really care that Foursquare is evolving to become a more location based service instead of a game?

Foursquare is evolving to become more of a recommendation engine for locations. But is abandoning its gamification roots a smart move?

Filed Under: Mobile, Social Media, Tech Tagged: checkin, ecard, foursquare, funny, gowalla, humor, location, mobile, social media, social networking, yelp

Sean R. Nicholson 9 Comments

Social Media Comic: Do You Really Need All Those Gadgets?

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Mobile technology and social networking have certainly converged and are helping us stay in touch. But do we need to be “always on and always on-call” in our lives? Does the social/mobile connection actually cause issues?