Bad news for Twidroyd and UberTwitter users: Twitter has officially suspended both apps. In an announcement on the company’s blog, Twitter claims that both Twidroyd and UberTwitter were “violating policies” that ultimately degrade the Twitter experience for everyone. The company goes on to say that they suspend hundreds of apps each day, and do so without ever telling the general public. But because these two suspensions in particular will affect a larger...

And so it appears true — rumors that Facebook was developing a new special smartphone. New information from Pocket Now sheds light on two, new Facebook phones. The first device goes by the name “Snap” and features a slide-out qwerty keyboard while the keyboard-less Icon is all touchscreen and glass. If we’re to see a Facebook phone of any type from HTC, it’ll be tomorrow during their official keynote. Check back in 8-12 hours for kore...

Android, like iOS, has a slew of Twitter apps to choose from. But the obvious choice for “most complete” or “best” app doesn’t fall on the official Twitter app. In fact, it’s one of the worst and never been a favorite here at GS. But that looks like it’s about to change because Twitter 2.0 for Android looks…awesome. The UI is heavily redesigned and now looks exponentially better. As for new features, we’re not too...

Despite constant denials by the company itself, the Facebook/self-branded smartphone rumor just won’t die. Today, business oriented City AM newspaper posted an article claiming to know inside information of two Facebook smartphones being unveiled at this years MWC. The phones will reportedly be built by HTC and run a customized version of Android. Facebook’s own Joe Hewitt and Matthew Papakipos are said to be the top two minds behind the phones’ launch. ...

iPad users have been without a legitimate Facebook application since the tablet’s launch with no hope in site. There have been many attempts at bringing the popular social network to the platform too. But this latest attempt by FacePad is perhaps the best yet. What you’ll see upon firing up the app is a beautifully laid out and well thought out design that pulls on the iPad’s strengths while still remaining highly functional. So it may surprise you to...