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Google Hangouts Receives Remote Desktop Control Feature
05/02/2013, We’ve seen a number of improvements to Google Hangouts over the past couple of months that have certainly helped its users get the most out of it, two of the most recent updates adding automatic muting while you type and a [...]
Reddit’s New And Simple Privacy Policy Will Be In Effect From May 15th
05/02/2013, If you’re an ardent user of the internet, chances are that you have stumbled upon Reddit once or twice. This social news site is also home to Redditors, who are dedicated and quite frankly, addicted to this website. Today Reddit [...]
Instagram Rolls Out Photo Tagging Feature For iPhone, Android Users
05/02/2013, Instagram users will now be getting a dose of one of Facebook’s most popular photo features as they have announced the launch of their “Photos of You” feature. Just like on Facebook, Instagram users will now be able to tag [...]
Facebook Rolls Out ‘Trusted Contacts’ To Give Friends Power Over Your Account
05/02/2013, If you’re the kind of person who relies on your friends and family to get you into your home as you misplace your keys on a regular basis, then getting into Facebook is probably as difficult if you don’t automatically [...]
The Pirate Bay Moves Top Level Domain To Sint Maarten
05/01/2013, Due to pressure from Swedish authorities against the world’s most popular BitTorrent website for using its .se top level domain, The Pirate Bay has now moved its TLD to an island in the Caribbean called Sint Maarten. We’ve chronicled the site’s [...]
Digg RSS Google Reader Alternative Beta Launch In June
04/30/2013, Google Reader will unfortunately be shutting down in July, despite the fact that it still maintains a loyal following. When the news broke out, Reader users started looking for alternatives. There were many, and the once mighty Digg threw its [...]
Twitter Believes Attacks Against High Profile Accounts Will Continue
04/30/2013, We’ve seen a number of high profile Twitter accounts being hacked in the past couple of weeks. 60 Minutes and other CBS accounts, 11 accounts of The Guardian and the main account of The Associated Press were all hacked recently. [...]
France Allegedly Opposed To YouTube Buying Dailymotion Controlling Share
04/30/2013, Last month it was reported that Yahoo was in talks to buy a controlling share in Dailymotion, making it the first expensive acquisition under current CEO Marissa Mayer. This popular video website is said to be worth around $300 million and Yahoo [...]
Linksys Announces Two New Smart Wi-Fi Routers EA6300, EA6400
04/30/2013, Linksys hasn’t been having the greatest past couple of months as it was reported Cisco was planning on selling the brand, most likely at a loss, with Belkin offering to pick up the broken pieces shortly thereafter. Since then, Linksys hasn’t [...]
Syrian Electronic Army Hacks 11 Twitter Accounts Of The Guardian
04/29/2013, Recently a number of high profile Twitter accounts have been hacked. Several CBS accounts, 60 Minutes included, were hacked earlier this month. Last week the Syrian Electronic Army had its most high profile Twitter hack, it compromised the official account [...]
Google Now Available On iPhone, iPad As Google Search Update
04/29/2013, We caught a leak of an iOS version of Google Now last month which was immediately pulled from the Internet, which lead us to believe it would show up sooner or later. Considering that leak took place last month, it’s safe to [...]
Google Fiber Gets Competition In Vermont As $35-A-Month Gigabit Internet Launches
04/29/2013, The Internet has been completely in love with Google Fiber ever since it was first announced a number of years ago as the promise of gigabit Internet is one we’re sure many of you are hoping to experience in your lifetime. [...]
Google Ending Meebo Bar Services On June 6
04/29/2013, Google regularly performs the ole “out with the old, in with the new” on a number of its products and services, with the most recent service to get the axe, Google Reader, being one of the few products the Internet actually [...]
