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There's a new viral video circulating around the internet. It's about a "talking" 11-month-old dog (Siberian Husky) named "Blaze" from New Hampshire who says "no" when asked to go to its kennel. The video's title is "Blaze Loves His Kennel (ORIGINAL) Husky Says No to Kennel - Funny." It was uploaded by John Ventresco and published on Jan 5, 2014 on the popular video-sharing Web site YouTube.

The video of a bald dog dancing on a fluorescent green chair has gone viral.

After testing out Twitter-style trending topics since August, Facebook finally rolls out today its own version of the feature, simply named "Trending."

The do a barrel roll Google trick is still entertaining in 2014! Looks like this Google Easter Egg trick will not get old anytime soon. For those of you who are thinking what is the do a barrel roll trick from Google, well, it is an Easter egg (hidden message or inside joke that is intentionally included in a computer program) that was introduced by Google in Nov. 2011. All one has to do is type in the words do a barrel roll in Google's search box and watch what happens when you click on Ente...

Accenture was named lead contractor for Obamacare enrollment Web site after CGI Federal’s failure on the said Web site's launch in October 2014, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said.

After further investigation, Yahoo found the recent ad malware incident was more widespread than was previously announced.

A curious order appeared on the Microsoft News Twitter Account, Jan. 11, Saturday.

After two of Kink.com performers, Cameron Bay and Rod Daily, were confirmed four months ago as HIV positive, the San Francisco-based porn Web company has found a new profit centre that does not expose their talents to sexually transmitted diseases.

Missed the season premiere of Girls? Not to worry because HBO is releasing the first two episodes of their hit series on Youtube.

EA's Origin service, Blizzard's Battle.net, League of Legends and others suffered a distributed denial-of-service or DDoS attack was using a virtually unheard of method and somehow proven potent. The methodology provides 5800 per cent return of investment to DDoS attacker while straining the victim's server.

Ruth Iorio, of Los Angeles, Californina, has become quite a social media celebrity over her home birth story. Many netizens are awed by her live tweets on her home birth "social documentary." Her words and pictures paint a "unique experience, whether attractive or not." But then Facebook decided it was going to censor Ruth's photo uploads.

EyeLock, an advanced iris based identity management technology solutions company, recently introduced the new Myris iris scanners for security in consumer devices. It is a revolutionary technology that will elevate the current biometrics identification and security systems to a whole new level. And, what's great is that it will be made accessible to regular people, not just a chosen few.

James Blunt created history with his iconic song, ‘You’re Beautiful’ in 2005. His second best-selling album, ‘Moon Landing’ was released in 2013. However, what might have made the year more memorable for the British singer was the way he handled his haters on social media such as Twitter.

A hacker wished to give the BBC server as a Christmas gift to cyber criminals in lieu of a certain amount. He hacked the computer server of the public broadcasting company of Britain and launched a campaign on the Christmas Day only to convince people that the server was "available" if they were willing to pay him a price.

A love letter that Brad Pitt apparently wrote for his “wife” Angelina Jolie is circulating online once again, and it’s making romantics around the world sigh. But while the letter has the makings of a swoon-worthy, happily-ever-after story, it has really nothing to do with the A-lister couple that is Brangelina.

Samsung has just released the creepiest ad ever imagined, according to the judicious people of the Internet. The South Korean tech company giant’s ad for its smartphone Galaxy Gear Watch is becoming viral online for the wrong reasons.

2013 has been a year of extremes both in terms of highs and lows in terms of social media. Brian Solis, the principal analyst at Altimeter Group, said that social media joined the mainstream forces this year.

On Dec. 20, 2013, New York based PR executive enraged Twitter users around the world as she posted a racist tweet about Africa and AIDS. Justine Sacco became a trending topic on Twitter as it led to a frenzy of outraged reactions on the popular social networking and microblogging site.

Cyanogen, a company known for its free, open source operating system and community built distribution of Android for smartphones and tablets, finally received Google's approval to produce the Oppo N1 phone after previously warning them in Nov. 2013 that its installer encourages phone owners to void their warranty.

Twitter, the popular microblogging Web site, has just released its top Twitter hashtag trends of the year. Check out the most popular tweets of 2013 including the Boston Marathon bombings (#BostonMarathon), 5-year-old leukemia survivor Miles Scott's wish of becoming Batkid, with San Francisco used as Gotham City (#SFBatkid) and the birth of the Prince William and Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton's son Prince George (#RoyalBaby).

Snowden wrote an open letter to the Brazilian people offering his help for the investigation of the U.S. Government’s alleged spying on Brazil and its people Dec. 17, Tuesday. In return, he asks for a permanent political asylum.

Australia's State of Victoria reveals plans for a FireReady app and an emergency Web site for important fire alerts. This is in response to the alarming rate of destructive and deadly bushfires in Australia.

Apple Inc. announces on Dec 16 that BEYONCE’ shatters iTunes Store records with 828,773 albums sold in three days

Canadians got interested in watching videos showcasing the diversity of their taste. They did not only stick to music videos. They fell in love with viral videos. Also, they also loved many commercials which they shared among friends. Here are some of the most loved videos of YouTube Canada in 2013.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Lite might have a 5.68-inch display with a Liquid-crystal display (LCD) screen? Rumours are swirling about the tech industry that Samsung is planning to launch a new gadget with these particular specs. According to ETN News, a Korean site, this new Samsung device is aimed as a low-cost alternative to its other higher priced gadgets.

Twitter, as a social networking micro-blogging platform, emerged wonderfully in 2013

New Zealand is set to increase its smart phone ownership to 90 per cent by 2018. According to Frost & Sullivan's New Zealand Mobile Device Usage 2013, 64 per cent of New Zealanders 15 to 65 years of age currently have a smart phone.

Japan has dislodged the U.S. to become the world's top app spender as consumers clicked more and more on their smartphones for just about anything to feed their requirements, from train schedules to games to fancy emoticons.

A Bouquet Toss Fail YouTube video has gone viral with 185,123 as of Thursday, Dec. 12, 2013. Watch as a wedding guest falls over a railing for the bride's bouquet. The said YouTube video was published on Monday, Dec. 9, 2013 by YouTube user Jason Lord.