Rob Riches is a junior at Cabrini College where he serves as the News Editor for the school's newspaper, The Loquitur. He also serves as the Assistant Operations Manager for the school's radio station, 89.1 WYBF-FM, and as a Resident Assistant. In his spare time, Rob enjoys watching the Philadelphia sports teams and hanging out with friends and family.
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The update will feature significant changes to a user’s stream, Google+ hangouts and photos. New features and changes were all explained in concise YouTube videos, which were all embedded into the post.
Similar to a mobile upload on Facebook, users now have the ability to tag other users in what is known as Photos of You.
On Tuesday, the app was updated to reflect significant changes that make it more interesting for users- new use of the front-facing camera and the ability to mention other users.
Adam Orth is now out as Microsoft’s creative director following a series of negative tweets directed at users about a new Xbox feature.
A new feature at the bottom of the status bar (denoted with a smile emoticon) allows the user to describe what they’re feeling, watching, reading, listening to, drinking and eating.