A Facebook scam that we reported yesterday indicated – “Free $25 Tim Hortons Gift Card” which tricked users in giving away a free $25 gift card by asking them to share and provide their personal details. A similar scam that I noticed on my Facebook Wall today was – “FREE Starbucks $50 Gift Card”.

A fake video has been spreading like wildfire on Facebook and other social networking sites, and is generating millions of views.The video states that it was the last meeting that Steve attended, and shows us that during the meeting he fainted and slipped from his chair.

The Mukesh Ambani-headed company, Reliance Industries (RIL) is all set to roll out the next generation services (or 4G) is India sometime in early 2012, and is planning to scale it up to a nationwide network by the mid of 2012.

Apple announced the new iPhone 4S earlier this month with some exiting new features, and of course it sports a super-fast A5 chip, 8MP camera, and the most interesting feature of all – Siri. Here is a collection of some of the best replies that Siri gave -

Certainly every Canadian will love Tim Hortons – Canadian casual restaurant known for its coffee and doughnuts. Interestingly, a website link spreading on Facebook is giving away a free $25 gift voucher, just for “sharing” and adding a comment. Well, get no excited about it, because it’s a scam.

In an attempt to help people stay safe on the Internet and manage the way of sharing information online, the Citizen’s Advice Bureau (CAB) has teamed up with Google to promote online safety in the UK and the rest of the world.

A new Facebook scam falling under the same category is underway, which is titled – “Get Your Free Facebook Pen Drive”, promises Facebook users to giveaway a free 8GB pen drive with the Facebook logo on it.

A fake email that was sent earlier in the year 1999 is still being circulated, and that is quite surprising to know. This fake email that I received today indicated that Microsoft in collaboration with AOL is making an effort to make sure that Internet Explorer remains the most widely used web browser. For this, Bill Gates is rewarding cash prize for every user who forwards the email to their friends.

The world mourns to the news of the death of Apple co-founder, Steve Jobs. In a tribute to the technology entrepreneur, millions of people and thousands of celebrities reacted by posting by updating their blogs, changing their computer’s wallpaper to Steve Jobs photo, and an overflowing number of updates on the micro-blog – Twitter.

Scammers never feel ashamed and are always waiting for opportunities to create new scams in order to earn money out of them. The whole world is currently grieving on the news of the death of Steve Jobs, who co-founded Apple and revolutionized technology. Scammers on the other hand are taking advantage of it and are spreading scams across the social network giant, Facebook.

After Google integrated the “translate” feature into its social network, which allows users to translate posts and comments into 50 different languages, Facebook, as usual has followed the footprints of Google+, and quietly announced the launch of “translate” button – powered by Microsoft’s Bing.

As people across the world learn that the great icon, co-founder and former CEO of Apple, Steve Jobs is no more, and as a tribute, we at Techie Buzz would like to present some of Steve Jobs best speech moments videos

A hoax that is spreading on Facebook and Tumblr indicates that a new trend that has started where individuals put nails in pieces of cheese in dog parks to presumably cause injury to innocent dogs looking for a free treat.

Facebook has partnered with WebSense and has updated its security feature that will its prevent users from clicking malware and phishing links. WebSense will analyze URLs clicked on Facebook and will display a warning message if the website is found unsafe to visit.

At the China 2.0 conference at Stanford on Friday, Alibaba CEO Jack Ma stated that he is “very much interested” in acquiring Yahoo, despite the company going under heavy loss.