Slingshot

A clever new app called Slingshot is combining the serendipity of BeReal snaps with the friends-only photo sharing popularized by apps like Snapchat. But while the app’s inspirations are familia

Platforms for dentists are booming right now as many governments gradually make it harder to access dentistry via social care, especially in the U.K. But the most lucrative market is cosmetic dentistr

When Payam Banazadeh and his team started Capella Space in 2016, they had visions of providing private industry with a wealth of new data that they could use in all sorts of ways to create business op

Session lengths started to be counted not in hours or even minutes, but in seconds. Software had to blend into our life, augmenting it rather than supplanting it. Speed and simplicity became the keys

Facebook's standalone photosharing app Slingshot is sidestepping its core "reply-to-unlock" mechanic by letting people send reactions to reactions that are instantly viewable, thanks to its first upda

<a href="https://techcrunch.com/2014/06/17/facebook-slingshot/">Facebook's new Slingshot messaging app</a>, the one that forces friendship through a special reciprocation mechanic, has today launched

Facebook released Slingshot, its second attempt at an impermanent sharing app, last Tuesday. The app borrows heavily, in concept and features, from Snapchat, as well as smaller startups like Frontback

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Facebook Slingshot's core mechanic 'reply to unlock' makes sharing a fun game or an annoying chore depending on how you look at it. The new standalone photo and video mass-messaging app is delightfull

Facebook has today launched strike three against Camp Snapchat with Slingshot. As with many of Facebook's recent products (like Paper), Slingshot is an already-proven idea dressed up in an expensive U

Facebook wants to break the "1% Rule" of Internet culture that says a tiny fraction of users create the content for everyone else. So after a momentary leak last week, today Facebook officially launch

Facebook has been promising that it would "shatter itself into pieces" in order to better compete on mobile by breaking up the main Facebook app into mini-apps focused on specific features. Today, it'