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Today it begins rolling out Facebook Camera for iOS to English-speaking countries, a standalone photos app where you can shoot, filter, and share single or sets of photos and scroll through a feed of photos uploaded to Facebook by your friends. Developed by Facebook's photos team without the help of Instagram because the acquisition deal hasn't closed yet, Facebook Camera looks a lot like the app TechCrunch leaked images of a year ago, and is designed for quicker publishing than Facebook's multi-featured primary mobile app.Facebook Camera lets you rapidly pick one or more photos, apply filters, tag friends and locations, add a description, and post. While its 14 filters, batch uploads, and streamlined interface are a big step up from Facebook for iOS, the design isn't as beautiful as Instagram and neither are the photos you'll see in it. When asked if Facebook Camera would become a direct competitor to the photosharing network it bought last month...Capital Advisors CEO Keith Goddard on how to invest amid market volatility.
Research In Motion Ltd. (RIMM) said that its Australian operation was responsible for an anti-Apple Inc. (AAPL) flashmob in Sydney last week that triggered a raft of...
Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) next huge move isn't into the television or banking industries, according to one expert. Instead, Apple will take on carriers like AT&T (NYSE:T...
Research In Motion Ltd on Tuesday offered initial software tools to developers looking to create applications for its new BlackBerry 10 platform, moving a step close...
Canadian equities traded mostly higher Tuesday, with the benchmark stock index aiming to extend its winning streak to a fifth-straight session. The S&P/TSX Composite...
Shares of Research In Motion Ltd. slipped nearly 3% to $13.88 in early trades Tuesday as the company's new CEO wrapped up his keynote address at the company's annual...
Gains from major tech issues, led by Apple Inc., Intel Corp. and Hewlett-Packard kept technology stocks in the green early Tuesday. Apple rose more than 1%, while In...
Synaptics CEO Rick Bergman on the future of tablet and ultrabook computers.
Research in Motion Ltd may take up to five years to regain its stride after its recent stumbles, but the BlackBerry maker's stock is a good value at current levels, ...
Research In Motion may be planning to unveil its debut next-generation smartphone this summer, with a launch to follow in in the fall. N4BB on Wednesday reported tha...
NQ Mobile Co-CEO Omar Khan on the improvements to the security on smartphones and tablets.
Verizon is looking to ignite an Apple-Microsoft rivalry for the smartphone era.The telecom giant, feeling the pinch of Apple's expensive iPhone, said yesterday it wa...
For all the rumors surrounding Apple's upcoming HDTV, very few well-sourced reports have emerged regarding the high-definition flat-screen television that has market...
“The Yoga Club” author Cooper Lawrence on the increase in job stress for American workers.
Satisfaction among the top four carriers in the U.S. seems to be evening out as Verizon continues to lose some of its lure due to fees, and smaller rivals Sprint and...
Google's Android smartphone software stretched its market lead in early 2012, helped by new models from handset makers like Samsung and HTC and piling the pressure o...
Apple is reportedly preparing to launch a new 15-inch MacBook Pro laptop with a high-resolution Retina display and a new ultra-thin design. Citing anonymous sources ...
Research in Motion (NASDAQ:RIMM) named a new chief operating officer Tuesday, and also tapped an executive to lead its marketing operations as the mobile device make...
McAfee consultant Robert Siciliano on why you should smash all your old mobile devices to protect your identity.
