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Facebook has just patented its “News Feeds” features. Patent #7,669,123, credits Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and seven other current and former Facebook guys as inventors and gives the rights to the patent to Facebook, Inc. This patent gi
Facebook has recently been testing a redesign of its user interface and has already rolled out the changes to a small number of users. Although subtle they are quiet significant and make browsing more convenient.
By now most of you have received Google Wave invites. For those unlucky people who are still waiting for these invites we are giving away a few. All you need to do is create an account with us and put up some comments on some of your favorite posts and you’ll have the invite in your mail box.
Also we are sending threadsy invites too.
Twitter was hacked in the middle of the night by some people calling themselves as Iranian Cyber Army. Not only they hacked it, they also changed the home page of the Twitter which showed the following message :- The security records of Twitter are bad already but last night was a nightmare. Even the DNS [...]
But it seems that bit.ly has its own plans and has launched bit.ly pro, which is way ahead of what goo.gl and fb.me would have planned. We are talking about bit.lty Pro which is still in beta stage and free of cost. With bit.ly pro you can now use custom URL shortening (of course you have to own this custom URL to use it). Organizations like bing and The Wall Street Journal have already
Today Wordpress enabled blogging using Twitter applications. From now on any Twitter app supporting custom API URL will be able to get you the updates from the Wordpress blogs. You can also update your blog using Twitter applications
This just in that facebook is trying to build a XMPP interface so that you will be able to use facebook chat on clients like iChat, Kopete, Empathy and Pidgin. What’s more, you will be able to
According to the co-founder Biz Stone “We’ve been taking our time rolling out the lists feature to make sure things go smoothly and developers have a chance to begin experimenting with our Lists API”.
