New York - Yesteryears' internet pioneer AOL Inc., in its continuing struggle to boost its video presence on as many internet places as possible has just signed an agreement with Google's YouTube, one of the world's biggest video-sharing sites to bring a slew of its original video content to the site, opening up a new avenue for advertising revenue, the company announced today.

Los Angeles -- In a calculated move to capture the mobile audience, a couple weeks back, Facebook Messenger for Android was updated with some pretty cool improvements to the app's overall functionality and its looks. And over the weekend, the social networking giant Facebook has once again tweaked its Messenger app for iOS, adding support for iOS 6 and the iPhone 5, along with a swipe-left feature it had earlier brought to the Android app, and other changes.

New York -- Graphics software pioneer Adobe, has relentlessly been striving to provide exceptional products for the creative souls has recently took the wraps off its new set of Edge suite of HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS3, a suite of tools for developing and designing modern web and mobile apps and sites at its Create the Web event held in San Francisco last week.

Los Angeles - In an attempt to fix its integrity issues, Facebook has commenced deleting illegitimate user accounts and fake 'Likes', the company confirmed to TechCrunch. That is right, all of those thousands of questionable thumbs ups are starting to disappear.