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TweetDeck’s Native Client For Windows, MAC And Web Requires No Adobe AIR
Tech News Twitter, after unveiling a completely re-designed interface has pushed major upgrades on TweetDeck’s arsenal. A native TweetDeck client for Windows and MAC is available for free download, while you can use TweetDeck’s web interface at web.tweetdeck.com Read More »
The New Twitter Is A Lot Better But Is it Inching Towards Complexity?
Tech News The Spartan form of Twitter’s old web UI was killed back in June 2011 and now, Twitter is all set to push another major redesign in coming weeks. Twitter’s new design is coherent with the re-design of their official Android app, the new web UI of TweetDeck and the native TweetDeck installer for Windows and MAC that runs without Adobe AIR. Read More »
No one Interacting With You On Facebook? Probably, You’re Sharing with No one But A DEAD List
Social Media When you share a status update, photo or a link with a specific smart list, Facebook remembers your choice of the most recently used smart list. The next time you post something on your Facebook profile, the smart list option is retained from the previous update and not changed to “Publicâ€. Read More »
Another Reason Why Authorship In Google Can Not Be Ignored Anymore
Tech News Earlier, when you clicked the name of an author from a search result page, Google would take you to the Google Plus profile of the author. This has been changed recently and Google now keeps the user on the search result page itself, showing more information about the author and some of his recent posts Read More »
The Father Of Hyper Search Is Preparing A “Google Of The Future”
Tech News Massimo Marchiori, who created the Hypersearch technique in 1997, is launching a completely new search engine named Volunia. Volunia promises to offer a different perspective of search, when compared with other search engines that exist today. Read More »