All the stories tagged with web
Twitter offers enough reading material to last a lifetime
03/01/2011, How long do you think it would take for one person to read 24 hours worth of Tweets? Well, according to a report from Death and Taxes magazine, it would take 10 years to read 24 hours worth of tweets [...]
AboutOne: Family and Household Management Application
02/28/2011, [DEMO 2011] AboutOne.com allows busy people to manage their family activities, memories and finances under one roof. The press release states that AboutOne si geared towards moms but I can imagine dads could use it, just like moms, they have [...]
Facebook to get rid of the Share button
02/28/2011, Facebook has announced that they will be slowly phasing out the Share button – so in the future if you’d like to share articles, you would have to Like it instead. At the moment, when you Like something, it only [...]
Websense Defensio Keeps Facebook Pages Free of Inappropriate Content
02/28/2011, [DEMO Spring 2011] Websense Defensio provides a social media security solution that helps organization to automatically detects spam or inappropriate content on their Facebook page. Websense Defensio, as well as the full family of Websense TRITON™ solutions, are based on [...]
SwimBrowser lets you swim on the internet with the Kinect
02/23/2011, Since the Kinect has been hacked to do pretty much anything, it’s no surprise when we tell you that it can been used to surf the web as well. A developer named David Stolarsky managed to create a browser that [...]
Microsoft Bing gets more personal
02/10/2011, Microsoft is now serving personalized search results for users of their Bing search engine. What was only limited to a select few testers previously, is now available for everybody. The search results are being tweaked based on user’s web location, [...]
Android Market web store launched
02/02/2011, At the Android-themed event today, Google gave the world an in-depth look at Honeycomb (Android 3.0) and its features. After the Honeycomb presentation, they had something else in store for the crowd – the launching of the Android Market web [...]
Facebook to improve site security
01/26/2011, In a recent announcement on the Facebook blog, the world’s most popular social network will be taking some steps to beef up its security for the benefit of its users. In the coming future, users will be able to encrypt [...]
27% of Americans use Facebook in the bathroom
01/20/2011, According to a study done by an Atlanta-based media firm – 27% of Americans use Facebook in the bathroom. Shocking? No, not really. Ever since we’ve had cellphones and things to do on them, people have been finding other things [...]
Skype downtime clarified – problem with supernodes
12/23/2010, For those of you who are affected by Skype’s downtime, fret not, help is on the way. According to a blog post on the official Skype blog, Peter Parkes, Skype’s blogger-in-chief announced that the downtime is caused by their supernodes [...]
Cr-48 Review
12/16/2010, Google, one of the biggest web companies, is dreaming about making the computing world to its own image. “The future is on the web”…”in a browser”, Google says. If you talk to Google’s Chrome team, you would sense a genuine [...]
Boxee Box Review
11/23/2010, The Boxee has been built with a simple goal in mind. Its creators say that “a lot of your favorite shows and movies are already available on the Internet. Boxee is a device that finds them and puts them on [...]
Yahoo! Local Offers Program and New Messenger with Facebook, Twitter, Zynga
11/16/2010, [Web 2.0 Summit 2010] Yahoo! is rolling out its Local Offers Program with 20 partners including Groupon, GiltCity, Zozi, Crowdsaving and more (see picture). Through this program, Yahoo! will offer various deals and coupons to people according to their behavior, [...]
