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Facebook Fights Back, Says “Timeline” is a Commonly Used Word

Social Media Facebook in a fight back against Timelines.com, which sued the social networking giant for having used the term "timeline" for its upcoming new profile, has stated that the word (timeline) is simply descriptive and a commonly used word. Read More »

Facebook, Googles Goggles and Google+ Apps For Android Get a Major Update!

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Mobile News The Facebook, Google Goggles and the Google+ app for Android have received a major update, which adds certain new features and include some UI enhancements as well. Read More »

Facebook Security Hole Exposes Mark Zuckerberg’s Private Photos

Social Media A security hole spotted by members of a body building forum allows users on Facebook to view, download and share private photos of other users. This enabled a member of the forum to expose Founder and CEO of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg's private photos. This means that any photos that are hidden or nonpublic could be accessed by any users. Read More »

Dangerous Malware Link Spreading Through Facebook Chat System

Social Media A dangerous worm has been spreading through Facebook's messaging system since last wee. It has been trying to hijack users' chats to spread a download link in an effort to compromise their computers and infect them with a Dorkbot malware program. The download link points to an image of two blonde women, however, it has been infused with a malicious screensaver. When the malicious program begins to execute, it attempts to download more malware files hosted on a compromised Israeli website. 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 “Public”. Read More »