From identification to organization, photo tags can be a useful. But a closer look reveals most users do it for selfish reasons. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers Apple. Before that, ...

Twitter announced two changes to its iPhone app Wednesday afternoon, introducing photo tagging and the ability to post up to four photos in one tweet. Both represent the ways in which Twitter is ...

Meta-owned social media platform, Threads, recently hit the milestone of 320 million monthly active users. No wonder, the ...

While Google Photos is definitely a great app to have on your phone, its certainly not perfect in every way possible. Google has finally rolled out a much-needed update to the app, and I bet many ...

You can quickly tag photos on your iPhone with the names of your friends, family members and pets so you can easily find pictures of them later on. The Photos app will detect pictures of people ...

Meta’s Threads app is getting some new Instagram-like features. According to Instagram head Adam Mosseri, Threads is adding a ...

Instagram on Thursday introduced the ability for users to tag any person or brand in their own photos, which automatically post to a new profile section called “Photos of Me.” The rollout of ...

Twitter has released a software update for its Android and iOS apps, the update brings a range of new features to both apps, including photo tagging. The updated Twitter apps for iOS and Android will, ...

Feeling vain? The latest update to photo sharing app Instagram, version 3.5, brings with it a new feature called “Photos of You,” a repository for all pictures taken with your shining, happy face in ...

Yahoo's buyout of community photo site Flickr goes well beyond sharing pictures. The deal, made public Sunday, is the latest in a string of acquisitions in the red-hot online photo-sharing space. But, ...

Ugh. Spammers are clever. Why don’t they ever use their powers for good, rather than annoying evil? I’ve often posted an update on Facebook and Twitter warning people not to click on links when ...