PicPlz has been updated to version 1.7.0, bringing with it two new filters and a new option to save your altered picture in your Photo Gallery.  The app is a cross-platform photo-sharing social network, where users can share snaps on PicPlz’s own site and via Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Foursquare and plenty of others. You can alter

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Photo Sharing App PicPlz Updated, Adds Two Filters

*UPDATED* The Google+ iOS app has been removed from the App Store, due to an early version of the application being made available.  The new version is being seeded, however it’s not appearing in any store at the time of writing.  According to Google’s Punit Soni, to see if you’re using the latest version of

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*UPDATED* Google+ App Now Available for iPhone, But Forgets About the iPad and International Users

In an effort to socialize online video, BlipSnips has launched an iPhone app to accompany its Facebook application and website.  The BlipSnips for Facebook concept is this: shoot a video, add captions, tag your friends and post it directly to Facebook.  This makes it much easier for people watching your video to skip to the

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Tag and Caption Facebook Videos with BlipSnips

Instagram has been in the news a lot over the past week, hitting the headlines for passing the 1 million user mark and for several well-known brands joining the fun.  Yesterday saw the iPhone app receive a small update too, bringing a pair of new filters, the return of an old filter and a few

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Do You Use Instagram?

In an unexpected announcement, Sony have revealed that they’re ‘very close’ to releasing an official PlayStation app for the iPhone.  This is an SCEE (Sony Computer Entertainment Europe) venture and has been detailed on their blog, which says version 1 of the app will only be available in the UK, France, Spain, Italy, Germany and

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Sony Prepare Official PlayStation iPhone App

According to The Guardian, Facebook’s recently launched location check-in service, Places, has gone live in the UK.

Go on, dream for a moment.

It’s not Foursquare, although the logo has both a four and a square, but it is Facebook’s version of the location-based social network, and it’s yours today.

Apple’s Game Center application is an in-house challenger to systems such as Open Feint and works in a similar way to Xbox Live, where your game statistics from scoring to achievements can be shown-off, social networking style, plus friends can be added, invited or challenged to play games, plus there will be leaderboards created from

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