Facebook users say they can now do key word searches within individual profiles.
Facebook appears to be quietly rolling out a new search feature: the ability to search within individual profiles. Although no official announcement has been made, Facebook users are reporting a new search box showing up on individual profiles they view.
Sesame Street creative director Brown Johnson talks to Fast Company about what’s next for “the gold standard of children’s programming.”
Quite a bit has changed since Sesame Street first aired in 1969. Between evolving cultural norms and shifting demographics, the show’s audience is different than it was back then. Meanwhile, the show itself has become populated with more and more puppets. Too many puppets, in fact.
Huawei’s new quick-charging smartphone batteries could transform the way we use our devices.
Chinese smartphone maker Huawei has a powerful new weapon in its competition for the global Android market: phone batteries that can recharge in less time than it takes to power down a latte. The company just unveiled quick-charging batteries at a Japanese trade show that charge to 50% capacity within what Huawei calls “mere minutes.”
For 99 cents each, Snapchat users can now pay for additional photo effects.
Snapchat is monetizing their popular Lens feature and turning the picture add-ons into a new profit stream. The Lens add-on, which offers a variety of animations and effects that can be superimposed on photos, is one of the service’s most popular features.
Cockroaches – which undoubtedly occupy the lowest caste in the insect world – are barging into more homes in Hampton Roads these days.
As people are enrolling in health plans for next year, the state updated a tool that could help them choose.
The Maryland Health Care Commission late Tuesday released its annual quality care guide that examines the good and bad about insurance plans. The department says it allows consumers and…
This is what employers are really looking for.
At this week’s Fast Company Innovation Festival, we asked some of the most creative minds in business what single attribute prospective employees must possess if they want to work for their companies:
Culture
Art
Politics
History
Race
Community
Faith
