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Five Reasons Why Google+ is Better Than Facebook

While it is the answer to Facebook by Google, the company under-promised and over-delivered all over again. Google+ is not isolated as a separate thing like other Google services but is the bridge between all. Not only it has more functions on itself but it also makes use of services like Google Docs, Youtube and Picasa just to name a few.

Apple to Launch Free, Unlimited Texting App

Apple Inc. is launching the iMessage on Wednesday that will allow users of devices running on the company's mobile operating system to chat SMS-style for free and without limit.

30-Mil. iPad Users Now Have Quicker, Uncluttered Access to Facebook

The official Facebook app was said to have features that users can experience high-res photos, games, chat and better navigation using iPad's touch gestures. The release did not contain Facebook's timeline feature which Mark Zuckerburg introduced inn the f8 conference.

How to Spot a Free iPad Scam Profiting from Jobs' Death

Scam artists have exploited the recent demise of the iconic co-founder of Apple. Promises of 500 free iPads had lured in Facebook and Twitter users to click links that direct to websites unrelated to the fake promotion.

Aussie IT Firm Challenges Facebook, Promises User Privacy

Gold Coast start-up IT firm Cake Media launched on Monday an Australian social networking site named Family HQ. The portal, which used Microsoft's Azure software platform, promises more user privacy compared to current top social networking site Facebook.

My Brilliant Career: Yay for Yahoo!

I'm a bit unconventional in my background. I did some different things before I moved to HR. I come from a TV background - I spent five years in tv, working with SBS and moving around various production departments there, but not in HR. I then moved into HR and spent some time at Vodafone setting up their greenfields site in Tasmania, a 600 seat call centre.

China and Vietnam Agree Over Internet Control

China and Vietnam maybe at odds over claims in the South China Sea, particularly the Paracel and Spratly Islands, but they seem to be agreeing on one thing: taking control of its internet users.

How Steve Jobs Changed the IT World

Steve Jobs made a remarkable contribution in the realm of information technology that greatly affected the way we conduct our every day lives .

India Manufactures $50 Tablet Computer

Apple founder Steve Jobs may have passed away, but the technological legacy he left behind continues to live on as consumers purchase iMacs, iPods, iPhones and iPads the company manufactures.

‘Tomb Raiders’ Among 1 Billion Users of Google Earth

More than one billion people are using Google Earth making the map app one of the most downloadable software of all time. Google Inc. announced the milestone on Wednesday as it revealed that the free online Earth atlas is not only a useful tool for travelers.

Facebook Tops 800 Million Members

Google+ removing the invitation requirement to become a member of the newest social networking site apparently failed to make a dent on Facebook's membership.

Rhapsody Buys Napster From Best Buy

Rhapsody, one of the oldest Internet-based music subscription services has acquired Napster and its assets from Best Buy while the retailer will get a minority stake in the combined company.

Health Applications: Facebook’s Part In Healthy Living

There is nothing that can stop Facebook in providing different applications and helpful services to its avid fans. Recently, the management of the leading social media site had created changes and upgrades to the site. Some people loved it, while others don’t.

‘Mafia Wars 2’ Promises More Blood and Mayhem

Zynga's sequel to the popular "Mafia Wars" will have more crime and more social interaction than its predecessor."Mafia Wars 2" will be released in the coming weeks on Facebook and it will be more sophisticated and action-focused than any other game on the social network. The sequel will also get an upgrade graphics-wise so that players can see those pools of blood better.

Aussie National Broadband Network Launches Monday in Tasmania

The National Broadband Network (NBN) was launched in Tasmania on Monday, with 90,000 homes expected to be connected to the network. However, the roll out was overshadowed by reports that the initial launch of the NBN in May cost taxpayers almost $140,000 with only seven initial customers.

Facebook Plans Curtailed by Australian Legal Action on User Privacy Data

Following his findings that Facebook are able to track users after they log out of the social network, Australian technology blogger Nik Cubrilovic, in cooperation with 10 public interest groups, has sued the firm. The Commission's decision is expected to send a statement to both the social network and its users.

Beware: Mobile Malware on the Rise

IT firm IBM has warned that malware targeting mobile devices is on the rise with the tripling of critical vulnerabilities this year compared to last year.

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