Reddit is one of the most popular websites on the Internet, but it’s not a site that makes headlines often with big changes. Usually, when Reddit is in the news it’s because someone of great importance is doing an IAmA, or something controversial happens. This time though, we actually have news of Reddit launching a new list of trending subreddits right on the very top of the homepage. Check more of Reddit from MakeUseOf.com
Twitter is going to be more instantaneous, if it isn’t already. In the wake of the recent Twitter profile page redesign, comes real-time notifications. The feature will roll out across all accounts gradually over the coming weeks. Check the latest updates from MakeUseOf.com
If you had problems seeing what’s new on Instagram Saturday, you weren’t alone. As reported by Recode, Instagram was unavailable for a time due to an apparent “feed delivery issue” as a tweet posted to the company’s Twitter account put it. Check this out from PCWorld.com
Website and server administrators will have to spend considerable time, effort and money to mitigate all the security risks associated with Heartbleed, one of the most severe vulnerabilities to endanger encrypted SSL communications in recent years. Check out why on this article from PCWorld.com
Windows XP may be dead, but it’s not yet gone. Over 27% of computers connected to the Internet still run Windows XP. Here’s exactly what “end of support” means and what will happen to all those Windows XP systems now. Get more information on this article from MakeUseOf.com
Email has quite a reputation as a productivity killer. Managing email well can help you keep your inbox clean, but wouldn’t it be great if you got less of it to begin with? Check this out from MakeUseOf.com
LastPass has released a new tool to show you which of your supposedly secure online accounts are at risk of being compromised, as the Heartbleed fallout continues with numerous major sites admitting to being hit by the devastating bug. Check out this article from PCWorld.com