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Distimo: Facebook reaching saturation, mobile app downloads plummeting
Although Facebook remains the most popular social networking application across Apple's iOS platform, its dominance is waning as download volumes drop off and rivals like Pinterest and Twitter gain steam.
Twitter developers urge FTC to probe new restrictions on third-party apps
Developers are petitioning the Federal Trade Commission to investigate new Twitter guidelines limiting how third-party clients leverage the microblogging platform.
Twitter tightens stranglehold on third-party apps, developers revolt
Twitter unveiled a new version of its API that introduces strict new guidelines limiting how third-party clients leverage its platform, fueling outrage within the developer community.
Twitter revokes Instagram's access to Find Your Friends API
Twitter has disabled photo-sharing application Instagram's access to its Find Your Friends feature, although the Twitter API remains available to other social networking apps.
How much should mobile app developers spend to acquire new customers?
The average mobile app user costs $1.26 to acquire. But that's not the whole story. How exactly should mobile app developers expect to spend this $1.26 per customer? And what can they learn from the big players in the space about how they purchase new customers? Check out FierceDeveloper 's special report on the topic .
Twitter rolls out native app for Nokia Series 40 feature phones
Twitter released a new native application optimized for Nokia's Series 40 feature phones, promising much of same functionality integrated into its smartphone apps.
Twitter update brings push notifications to iOS, Android apps
Twitter introduced updated applications for Apple's iOS and Google's Android, introducing a series of new features highlighted by push notifications for tweets.
Twitter adds search autocomplete, suggestions and corrections
Twitter is overhauling its applications for Apple's iOS and Google's Android as well as Twitter.com, introducing a series of new features designed to simplify search.
Twitter mobile ads now outpace desktop revenues
Mobile advertising now drives the majority of Twitter revenues, trumping profits derived from desktop ads on most days, company executives told The Wall Street Journal .
Twitter expands content interactions inside tweets
Twitter is increasing rich media interactions within tweets, enabling content providers to incorporate previews, images and video clips by linking to their websites.
