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Amit has been writing for Techie Buzz since early 2009 and keeps a close eye on web apps, Google and all things Tech. He also writes at his own tech blog, Ampercent. Follow him on Twitter @ amit_banerjeeAmit Banerjee has written 373 articles for us.
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Anything You Do on Your Facebook Page, You Can Do in Ads Too.
Tech News The intrusion of Facebook ads continues, the company will soon phase out classical ad formats and will replace them with new premium ads, according to leaked documents obtained by Gigaom. The official document clearly states that advertisers will soon be able to convert any published post on their Facebook page into an advertisement. Read More »
Twitter For iPhone And Android Gets Healthy Updates, Brings Back Swipe Features
Tech News The official Twitter apps for iPhone and Android have just received a major refresh, bringing back swipe and other demanding features. Additionally, Twitter has also released a Kindle Fire app on the Amazon app store, while an update to the Barnes and Noble nook store is a work in progress Read More »
Indian Government Has Plans to Track Mobile Users As Early As 2013
Tech News Starting May 31, 2012, mobile operators and service providers will have to provide location details (latitudes and longitudes) of handpicked phone numbers to the telecom department while within three years, service providers will have to provide location information of all customers Read More »
Indian Government Won’t Censor Social Media: Sibal
Tech News While everyone awaits the official words from 22 Internet companies before February 22nd 2012, Indian Telecom minister Kapil Sibal, has now said that social websites in India would not face censorship Read More »
Google’s “Funny” Algorithm Can Measure Laughter. Well, Sort Of.
Tech News Google has a laughter detection algorithm tries to extract “textual laughter” from the comments section of a YouTube video. Words such as “hahaha”, “hehehe”, “jajaja”, “kekeke” in user comments counts as a strong signal towards the humorous nature of a video. Read More »
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