Social is designed to bring back the fun and simplicity of online social networking. While it is important to keep track of those special to us through our social networks and services, having to constantly log and re-log onto separate sites on different windows can become a painful and tedious task. But now you can easily stay in touch with the social networks and services that matter to you all through accessing a single application with social. Social makes it easier than ever to stay updated with your family and friends by alerting you of all recent posts from your social services. With a quick glance and you can see all your messages and updates from Facebook, Google+, Twitter and emails from Gmail instead of having to log onto separate sites for their services.

Computers are no longer used exclusively by technology enthusiasts or developers, as they can also be used for graphic design, movie playing or chatting with friends. For the last purpose, Skype is undoubtedly one of the most popular tools, used on a daily basis by millions of people worldwide. Before being able to make any calls, users need to input their username and password, or create an account if they do not have one. Once this step is completed, contacts can be searched and added, so as to initiate a conversation which can be either a voice one or a common written one (emoticons are also supported).

Tweetbot is a full featured Mac OS X Twitter client with a lot of personality. Whether it’s the meticulously-crafted interface, sounds & animation, or features like multiple timelines & column views, there’s a lot to love about Tweetbot.

Instagram for Windows

Instagram is a popular photo sharing and editing app on your smartphone. It was originally designed for the iOS and works on Android now, too. It's still unclear when it will come but "The Verge" predicts it will be revealed alongside with the new Windows Phone 8 (That's suppose to come out in October). Many people have had thoughts of this because Nokia posted a video on their YouTube channel and it seems that at 0:51 there's a live tile of Instagram, but The Verge has noted that it could be the Vimeo app.