
We’re live from Fort Mason in San Francisco for Facebook’s f8 developer conference. The two-day event should tell us a lot about Facebook’s priorities for the rest of 2015. We’re expecting to see Messenger turned into a platform today, and tomorrow should bring news about the Oculus VR platform. What else? Let’s find out. Sit back and join us for our liveblog. Live Blog Facebook f8 2015 – Day one
Apple’s App Store seems to be suffering from a fault that is preventing many users from downloading apps and music. Some people are also reporting issues accessing the Mac App Store. Apple’s official status checker isn’t yet reporting problems, but plenty of Twitter users are complaining of problems, and downdetector is showing widespread outages. While some people can still access the store via iOS devices, searching for content returns no results and trying to download apps that you can see results in an error. Problems in downloading content don’t seem to be limited to a particular OS either – both Windows and…
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Repostage is a service that allows you to order quirky postcard-style prints of your Instagram photos by just adding #Repostage to the caption. You will need to sign up on Repostage’s website to connect your Instagram account and enter your card details before you can avail of the service. Each photo will cost you $1.49 to have printed, and postage is free in the US (0.99 cent everywhere else). The only drawbacks are that your account must be publicly viewable (something the company says it is working on) and that it is not currently possible to track your postcards’ delivery status. There…
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At The Next Web, we want to help improve the personal and professional lives of you, our readers. We do that through the entrepreneurs’ stories we share right here on the site, the videos of inspiring conference talks at TNW Video and now through a new platform: TNW Academy. TNW Academy is a carefully curated marketplace of free and paid online courses designed to help you get ahead in your life and career. While other marketplaces focus on quantity, we’ve chosen to partner with a select number of world-class instructors who have proven track records. They’ve already changed the lives of students with their outstanding…
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If you couldn’t get enough Product Hunt already, the company has released yet another way to get your fix of fresh startups. A new Chrome extension available today means you can binge on the latest hunts on the service every time you open a new tab in your browser, as well as accessing the best of the site from around the Web. When you’re visiting a site that’s been hunted already, you can click the Product Hunt icon and view the discussion in a slide-in panel on top of the site, without needing to leave. If you click the button on…
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