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Following the riots that overwhelm England previously this year, social media such as Twitter, Facebook and even BlackBerry messaging found itself being responsible for helping the disturbances. Even U.K. Prime Minister, David Cameron, asked “whether it would be right” to disallow criminals from having access. Continue reading ‘United Kingdom UK Government Won’t Disallow Social Media in Emergencies:’ »

As Google plus team is rolling out new features, more or less every other day, we thought of updating our readers with few of the features they might deem appealing and interesting. Continue reading ‘Google Plus news updates and changes:’ »

Hackers and malicious users never take it easy, and they have found a method to get your personal data with the most modern malwares app camouflaged as Google+ app. Google++ is a fake Google+ app that comes with a malwares known as ANDROIDOS_NICKISPY.C that logs your instant messages, GPS, location, calls, and other personal data. Continue reading ‘Google++: A forged Google+ app with unseen, hidden malwares:’ »

When Google Plus was first revealed, large numbers of photo geeks highly praised the social network for its immense 2,048 pixel resolution and no difficulty of use. One of the more negative complaints leveled at Facebook was the method it compressed photos, as a minimum until late last year. It was a long overdue upgrade, but along the way, Facebook earned a pitiable status as a space for photographers to share their work. That forthrightly makes this next move give the impression like a step backwards: The New York Times reports that Facebook will almost immediately be allowing users add their own Instagram-like filters to their photos. Continue reading ‘Facebook Adding Vintage Photo Filters Resembling Instagram’s:’ »

Google Plus added a new “ignore” feature to endow you further control of your privacy. Apparently, it’ll be for users you still want interacting with your content, but who you don’t desire to see popping up in your stream all the time. Think of it as a less intense version of the “block” feature. Continue reading ‘Google Plus Included, Adds New ‘Ignore’ Feature:’ »

No further check-ins for you. Facebook Places is being phased out, so you can disregard telling everyone that you were at the most paranormal place on Earth (Disneyland) or that you were busy purchasing plates at IKEA. Basically what’s happening is that the mobile check-in feature is getting exterminated, so you won’t be able to broadcast your location any longer – wait, truly? Continue reading ‘Facebook Provides Location-Based ‘Places’ Check-ins the Axe:’ »

It’s easy to get exhausted and forget exactly where you left something: Was my meeting location in my email? Was it a direct message on Twitter? Did I leave my resume in my inbox? Or my Dropbox? Continue reading ‘App of the Week: ‘Greplin’ Explore, Search Social Media on the Go:’ »

I’m a man of hurried, crucial action, with nary a moment to comb through Facebook to summary all the movies, books, music, places, recipes, products, TV shows and bookmarks. That’s no longer a trouble now that Springpad, the self-described “app that helps you remember,” has added a new “Friends Stuff” feature. Continue reading ‘Latest Springpad Feature Corrals ‘Friends Stuff’ from Facebook:’ »

If you’re a web designer than you almost certainly be familiar with that coding a website isn’t simple, but folks from Adobe have introduced an innovative way out that should make creation of website a simple and a simple procedure. Continue reading ‘Adobe Muse: A device that makes designing of websites plenty uncomplicated and quicker:’ »

Gradually, Google plus is working its method into other Google services. Previously a report on the ability to establish Google plus associates directly from YouTube, and at the moment Gmail is getting the Google plus conduct. Continue reading ‘Google plus Posts Creep into Gmail:’ »