The game everyone loves to hate, Flappy Bird, is returning. Developer Dong Nguyen told CNBC that he’s bringing the game back with a multiplayer feature. Now two people can be infuriated by the game at once. Nguyen had pulled the game out of the Apple App Store and Google Play after its sudden popularity infringed on his quiet life. The game is expected to drop in August.
Foursquare reveals Swarm will launch tomorrow with plans, neighborhood sharing, and check-in search

Foursquare is planning to launch its new Swarm app on Thursday (tomorrow). Yet the company is having a bit of trouble keeping its pants on, so to speak, and has been revealing features all of Wednesday (today), including planning, neighborhood sharing, and check-in search. When Foursquare first revealed Swarm at the start of the month, it said the new app would launch in the “coming weeks.” On Friday, that timeframe changed to “next week,” and now it has changed once again to tomorrow: We're going live tomorrow on iOS and Android! Check out some of our new features on http://t.co/kjV2Zr4zn1…
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Foursquare reveals Swarm will launch tomorrow with plans, neighborhood sharing, and check-in search

Foursquare is planning to launch its new Swarm app on Thursday (tomorrow). Yet the company is having a bit of trouble keeping its pants on, so to speak, and has been revealing features all of Wednesday (today), including planning, neighborhood sharing, and check-in search. When Foursquare first revealed Swarm at the start of the month, it said the new app would launch in the “coming weeks.” On Friday, that timeframe changed to “next week,” and now it has changed once again to tomorrow: We're going live tomorrow on iOS and Android! Check out some of our new features on http://t.co/kjV2Zr4zn1…
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Developer Tom Waddington has discovered (via TechCrunch) a question-and-answer feature on Pinterest. Questions would offer a dedicated section for users to get more information about specific pins. A Pinterest spokesperson provided the following statement regarding the test: We’re always gathering feedback from Pinners to make Pins more useful. We’re currently testing the ability to ask and answer questions in a more structured way on Pins, with a small group of Pinners. ➤ Pinterest Questions [Tom Waddington] Thumbnail credit: worker / Shutterstock

This article originally appeared on the iDoneThis blog. One unnerving aspect of getting older is how life seems to start speeding up. Feeling that whoosh as time rushes past you can be disheartening as you wonder where the days, or months, or even years go. Yet we’re not doomed to march to time’s relentless beat. Your sense of time is weird and pliable — stretching, compressing, coming to a standstill. And you can mold it, to some extent, to move to your own beat. When you encounter the familiar, time seems to constrict and when you acquire new knowledge, it expands….
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