Facebook, the world’s largest social network, seems to be displeased with its ad revenue. This may be the reason behind their thought of showing advertisements to users on mobile devices in March, before its $5billion (£3.2billion) initial public offering. This was noted in accordance to a newspaper report.

New YorkLos Angeles — In a move to capture the growing audience in the Asian markets, micro-blogging outfit Twitter Inc., has indicated its intention to expand its business and revenues in Asia after appointing “Shailesh Rao” the executive who headed up Google’s display advertising in the region as vice president of international operations, according to […]

New York — In an attempt to keep pace with the escalating competition in the online arena, AOL Inc., which acquired Huffington Post last year, over the weekend announced plans to launch its own online video streaming network this summer with 12 hours of new programming every day on the Huffington Post and AOL websites […]

Mountain View, California — Android users can now reap the benefits of offline access to files saved in Google Docs as the search engine giant Google over the weekend unfurled offline capabilities on Android devices, which also now features enhanced functionality for tablets running the open-source operating system.

The search wars and social wars seems to have conflicted majorly because of Google’s ‘Search Plus Your World’ (SPYW). Google’s promotion of Google+ has not pleased any of its rivals, especially Twitter and Facebook. On the other hand, Microsoft is trying to flesh out this opportunity to the fullest.

The social networking giant, Facebook, turned eight recently. Facebook was launched on February 4, 2004. For a few stats, 2011 ended with Facebook having over 845 million monthly users over 483 million daily users, and over 425 million mobile users.

A number of scams have been making rounds around Facebook. Recently there was “Remove Timeline” scam, but here are two more to add to the scam list. The first one is along the lines of “Facebook Now Has A Dislike button!” followed by a fraudulent link. The screenshot posted above, had the following description: “You […]

Apple Inc. has updated the End User Licensing Agreement (EULA) for its iBooks Author app. They have clarified the terms and ownership conditions. This helped many breathe normally. With the release of the EULA for iBooks Author, copyright analysts shook Apple users with a number of details. It was noted that the original wording stated […]

The Apple-Samsung war seems to have resumed, with the former widening its complaint to include 278 claims, across 22 patents that cover 10 new products in Australia. Samsung and Apple had locked horns on the patent issues long back, which has only extended as time passed. The blame game is still on.

  Malware growth had been inclining in the Android Market. But the search engine giant, Google has been policing its online store for quite a few months now. Finally, they have come up with the new sheriff in town, naming him Bouncer. Bouncer is a security service Google put in place to scan new apps […]