Facebook

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Internet

How to Delete, Deactivate or Hide Your Facebook Account?

October 5, 2010

Facebook gives users the options to deactivate and to permanently delete your account. When you “deactivate”, all your personal data, including photos, interests, friends etc will still be saved indefinitely. If you want, you will be able to reactivate the account later. When you delete the account permanently, you will not be able to reactivate your account or retrieve any of the content or information you have added. […]

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Mobile Apps

FarmVille Facebook Game Available on iPhone and iPod Touch

June 25, 2010

FarmVille game is now available for iPhone and iPod Touch. More than 75 million users across the world play FarmVille. The FarmVille facebook App offers users a new social gaming experience that leverages the power of the touch screen. By swiping a finger or double tapping to zoom in and out, players can view their farms, harvest crops or drive tractors. […]

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General

Maharastra Government Bans Facebook in Mantralaya

June 24, 2010

Maharashtra government has restricted access to Facebook in Mantralaya after receiving complaints as employees were seen spending hours on it. As usual, employees are not happy with this move. Many claims that, they use Facebook during lunch break or when there is no work. Wondering how can a government employee have a day with ‘no work’? […]

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Mobile Apps

Jaamun.in – Email, Twitter, Orkut & Facebook Messages as SMS

June 23, 2010

Jaamun is a mobile email and social networking service that allows you to receive & send email from any mobile without GPRS. The service works across India and on all mobile networks. Jaamun runs on SMS, which is available on all mobiles. Jaamun converts all your emails / social networking (twitter, orkut, facebook) messages into SMS and pushes it to your mobile in real time. […]

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Internet

LinkedIn – The Most Followed Social Networking in India?

June 17, 2010

According to a Social Media survey conducted by Indiabiz News & Research Services (INRS) covering over 350 respondents in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai and Bangalore, the popularity of micro-blogging sites such as Twitter seems to be limited to celebrities. Linkedin, according to the survey, has a greater following. The vote in favour of LinkedIn (45.8%) was way above either YouTube (36.5%) or Twitter (29.6%). […]

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Internet

Pakistan Lifts Facebook Ban, Bangladesh Blocks Facebook

June 1, 2010

Pakistan lifted the ban on Facebook which had carried a competition to draw the Prophet Mohammad, after getting assurance from the government that “blasphemous material” would no longer be available in Pakistan. On Sunday, Bangladesh also blocked access to Facebook over “objectionable” material about the Prophet Mohammad. […]

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Google

Facebook Tops Google Ad Planner’s Top 1000 Sites

May 31, 2010

Google published the list of the largest 1000 sites worldwide, based on Unique Visitors, as measured by Ad Planner. Based on the data of April 2010, facebook.com social networking website tops the list with 540,000,000 Unique Visitors, followed by yahoo.com, live.com, wikipedia.org, msn.com, microsoft.com and blogspot.com. The complete list is available. […]

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Mobile News

Nokia N900 to Include Facebook Chat and Skype Video Calling

May 26, 2010

Nokia N900 upgrade 1.2 is being rolled out which includes the integration of Facebook chat to the Nokia N900. New games in Ovi Store include Jurassic 3D Rollercoaster, Weatherbug, Kroll and GoGadget, amongst others. Newly integrated Skype Video Calling gives you the ability to call your friends over VOIP providing better quality. […]

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Internet

Facebook Privacy Concerns – 16% Quit, 60% Consider Quiting – Poll

May 25, 2010

According to an online poll of 1588 Facebook users conducted by Sophos, almost two thirds of Facebook users are considering leaving, with 16% of those polled claiming to have already stopped using Facebook as a result of inadequate control over their data. But, a mass exodus from Facebook seems unlikely. Instead, members will be getting more interested in knowing precisely who can view their data. […]