Internet / Social Media
Microsoft Releases Internet Explorer 10 To Windows 7 Users
IE 10 is finally available to users who haven't upgraded to Windows 8 Microsoft has finally released Internet Explorer 10 for users who haven't upgraded to Windows 8 just yet.
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Burger King With A Hack On The Side: Anonymous Hits Again
Burger King employees have a persistent drug problem, which led to McDonald's acquiring the company - or at least that's what Burger King's official Twitter account announced.
Kim Dotcom’s Mega Accepts Bitcoin, Plans Mobile, Email, Chat And Video Expansion
Mega will accept the virtual currency bitcoin for subscriptions for more storage space and the service will expand into the spheres of mobile, email, chat and video.
Obama To Hang Out In Google+ Hangout
No matter what your political background is, it's pretty safe to say the President Obama has been the most technologically savvy President in U.S. history. Today President Obama will participate in a virtual interview with Google+ Hangout.
Apple TV's Rival Coming From Intel Later This Year
Intel is planning to bring out its first TV set-top box by this year end. Intel, the world's largest semiconductor manufacturer, has now shifted its focus on entertainment.
Yandex Search Engine Gains Momentum, Knocks Bing Off Fourth Spot
Russia's Yandex has just taken Microsoft Bing's spot as the world's fourth-largest search engine, according to newly released data on global search-engine market share.
Microsoft SkyDrive Cloud Storage Now Home to 1 Billion Office Documents, New Document Sharing Feature Added
On Friday, Microsoft announced a massive milestone for its cloud storage service, SkyDrive. According to the announcement, SkyDrive now accounts for over 1 billion office documents, and to celebrate, Microsoft added a new feature.
Twitter Turns Lolcatz Crazy: You Can Haz New Language Option
Twitter users tired of the plain old boring grammar can now rejoice, as they can "nao haz" a new language option: Lolcatz.
Scroogled: Microsoft's New TV Advert Takes A Dig At Gmail
Microsoft's campaign "Don't Get Scroogled by Gmail" highlights the an issue that that Google scans it’s users' e-mails so it can target and customize advertising to accompany each email message. Microsoft has also released a couple of video adverts which takes a direct dig at Gmail.
How Facebook Briefly Hijacked The Internet, Taking Millions Hostage
Facebook had a temporary bug with its embedded widgets, pulling millions from various Web sites to Facebook itself only to display an error message.
Bush Family E-mails & Photos Hacked, Publication Raises Journalism Ethics Concerns
Former president G.W. Bush and some of his family members saw their e-mail accounts hacked by someone going by the name of "Guccifer."
Apple Hires OLED Expert to Work On Upcoming iTV Device
It has been reported many times that Apple is planning to launch a high -efinition television (HDTV) that is expected to revolutionize the market. This rumored iTV device is said to have an aluminum design and Siri installed for hands-free control and Facetime video calling functionality.
Twitter's Vine Video Service Changes Age Rating After Porn Controversy
Twitter saw its Vine video sharing service for iPhone and iPod touch flooded with pornographic images and has now changed the app's age requirements.
