Outrageously stupid as it may sound, the Indian Telecommunications Minister Kapil Sibal has asked Social Media sites like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and the like to self-censor objectionable content Read more…
We should consider ourselves lucky to witness the transition between the industrial age and the information age in the past decade. Read more…
If you keep up with the latest tech news, you’d know that Google has recently launched a new social networking service Google+ which emphasizes on privacy and Read more…
Facebook‘s been constantly rolling out changes to the site, sometimes subtle, sometimes outrageous. Recently it introduced a new pop-up kind of a photo viewer whereby Read more…
I have been goofing around with the Facebook Privacy Settings and stumbled upon a very cool feature (which I haven’t seen before, apparently. Don’t blame me though, because Read more…
A Facebook intern came up with a very astonishing visualization – about how people are connected to each other and how much important a role locality plays in it. Read more…
Facebook Chat has virtually destroyed the conventional IM. No matter how hard GTalk, Yahoo! Messenger and Windows Live Messenger try to please the users, their era is coming to an end. However, I am sure most of us miss the actual ‘IM-feel’ in Facebook Chat. Not anymore. FacebookDiscovery is a great new freeware that brings messenger-style chatting experience to Facebook Chat.
Just download and install FacebookDiscovery utility and enjoy messenger-style lists of your online friends and chat IM windows. It’s simple and much more user-friendly. You can update your Facebook Status messages from the interface itself, save your conversations locally and get tray notifications when someone logs in/out.
The only thing I disliked about the software is that once you feed in your account details, it automatically makes you ‘like’ the application and updates your wall. (Thanks Shiny).
