Facebook Will Simplify Confusing Privacy Controls

Facebook, whose multiple privacy controls have confused and angered its 200 million users, will begin tests to simplify the choices. An analyst said the user-interface revamp is needed, but suggested Facebook has used the changes to broaden its Internet footprint. Facebook denied the changes are meant to increase advertising revenue.

Mozilla’s Crowdsourcing Mystique

As the maker of the Firefox Web browser relies on volunteer developers, such for-profit companies as Google and LinkedIn strain to copy the Mozilla model

Twitter updates make photos, squashing spammers easier

The latest changes to Twitter are simple and unnoticeable at first, but they can make a world of difference for some users.

Yahoo enables twittering via Flickr

Yahoo has released a feature that lets people post Flickr photos to their Twitter accounts.

Google Android code goes native

Android developers can now slip native code into apps written for Android-based devices using Google’s new native development kit (NDK).

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