Did you know that out of a possible 5000 allowed friends on your personal Facebook page, only about 12% of them will ever see your status updates? Currently, the social network’s algorithm is designed for you to see the updates of friends you interact with the most, or updates that get a lot of ‘Likes’ or comments. So now Facebook is trying to change that – but it’s gonna cost you.
The situation: you’re on vacation or business travel. The problem: how do you navigate around a new city? The answer: HopStop!
So how smart are you exactly? You might think you know a lot about the internet, social media, and technology in general, but are you ready to put that knowledge to the test? Webpercent.com is here to let you know where you might need a little more help. It was developed by Brian Wright, and I had the chance to chat with him for this week’s post:
Interview with Brian Wright of WebPercent.com
Once you’ve finished listening to the interview, head on over to the site to test your knowledge!
I feel pretty good about the fact that I only very rarely have this problem.
In 2010, almost 2 million car accidents were caused by the use of cell phones while driving.
Try saying that title five times fast, LOL! You might get little tongue-tied, but this week’s Digital Friday post will get you tech-ready to go!
It’s Digital Friday! Today we are honored to have a guest post from Fajr Muhammad. She is the super-fab editor-in-chief of the female empowerment and personal style blog ‘Stylish Thought‘, where style meets substance!
Happy Digital Friday! How do you like the new makeover? We’re always trying to keep things fresh here at ‘A Matter of Life and Tech’, so I thought with the arrival of spring, it might be time for an update.
I know you all just love these Oh SnApp! videos and I hope you’ll keep checking back right here on ‘A Matter of Life and Tech’ to get more great tips! But if you’re in a pinch and need a quick suggestion for an app, this video might help you out.
Just yesterday, Google instituted a new privacy policy that has many concerned about the amount of personal data they’re collecting on you and what they’re doing with that data.
