On Wednesday, October 16, 2013, Facebook removed the restriction for users under 18 that previously limited who could see their online postings from photos to musings on the world-wide social network.
Twitter has rolled out a feature update that is useful for users who use Twitter to communicate both publicly and privately.
In October 8, 2013, Samsung announced the Samsung Galaxy Round, which proclaims as the world's first smartphone with a (deeply) curved display.
Advertisements are everywhere, and ad-supported products are quickly becoming a norm, rather than an exception. And since it's becoming a common thing on the internet, ads will show in places where people are not expecting.
Google Play Books' arrival in India was merely the beginning of its effort to embrace Asia. Google progressed and gave 9 more Asian countries: Indonesia, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, and New Zealand, the opportunity to buy books from Google.
Google rolled out the most significant change to its core search algorithm a month ago and the company officially unveiled it to the press on September 27, 2013, in California.
In September 19, 2013, Google changes its logo for the first time since 2010. And for the redesign, the company's blog said that the change is intended to "streamline" users' experience of its services to prevent "distractions".
Unveiled on September 23, 2013, Microsoft Surface 2 is a definite upgrade over 2012's Surface RT. The device houses a sharper screen, a better camera, and is definitely faster.
Facebook has officially started rolling out its new mobile payments feature.
Microsoft has revamped its search engine Bing, and has outlined a new insight-based philosophy in an official blog post. The revamp coincides with Bing's integration with greater range of products.