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Social and Digital News: December 27, 2015 - January 2, 2016

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Below are the top social media stories for the week of December 27th to January 2nd!

Facebook

Facebook Test Adds Multiple News Feeds for Different Topics on Mobile

Facebook's mobile newsfeed allows you to pull up streams specifically related to topics like sports, travel, headlines and more through a new navigation bar at the top of the iOS app. Read about it on The Next Web

Instagram

Instagram Updates Boomerang App

The Boomerang app no longer automatically saves those videos to devices’ camera rolls, helping users conserve memory on their devices. Read about it on SocialTimes

Twitter

Twitter Taps Apple’s Jeffrey Siminoff as Diversity VP

Twitter head of human resources Brian Schipper announced in a tweet that Apple director of worldwide inclusion and diversity Jeffrey Siminoff was assuming the role at the social network, succeeding Janet Van Huysse, who tweeted about her departure. Read about it on SocialTimes

Finally, Twitter Releases Much-Needed Update to Mac Client

Twitter has finally launched the much-anticipated update to its Mac client, optimized for OS X El Capitan, which brings it up to speed with its mobile and browser offerings. Read about it on The Next Web

Apple

Glu Mobile Launches Little Leader on Apple Watch

Glu Mobile has announced the release Little Leader exclusively on Apple Watch. The game allows players to become the dictator of a country called Tyrania, where they’ll work with three advisors to achieve world domination. Read about it on SocialTimes

Shoto Introduces ‘Album Match’ for Sharing Photos With Friends on iOS

Shoto has released the latest version of its app on iOS, which allows users to share photos with their friends, and combines their friends’ photos with their own into the proper albums. Read about it on SocialTimes

Microsoft

Microsoft’s New Photo App Lets You Edit Your Selfies Like a Professional

Microsoft has released a new photo app designed to feel better about your selfies. It’s a simple service, really: you snap or choose a photo from your iPhone’s camera roll and then process it right in the app. Read about it on VentureBeat

 

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