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The iPhone 6 is not lacking in rumours, and the latest being the possibility of a screen from Japan Display may also be a hint at Apple’s upcoming iPhone 6. In addition, the iOS 7.1 has a cool glitch that lets you hide unwanted apps.

It is not really breaking tradition, but more of like keeping up with the times. Vatican will be holding a special ceremony for the first ever double canonisation of two former popes on April 27, and it has enlisted the help of social media platforms to drumbeat the event.

AirHelp can assist you to do something about canceled, delayed or overbooked flights.

The Surface 2 is among the world's tablets which are business-ready, allowing you to work the way you want. Many consumers adopt Surface 2 as a companion device, a business tablet in hospitality industries, commercial airlines, retail and healthcare.

With the surge in number of passwords that one has to remember to get through everyday, 'Password Managers' are gaining popularity to do that job for us.

Unlike the game Tetris, Jigsaw puzzles require wide screen for a convenient play. This puzzle is a leisurely played game and a slow-paced pastime for many. But they don't fit the size of the smartphone screens quite well. Ravensburger, a German game company and market leader in the European jigsaw puzzle market for about 100 years now, released its digital jigsaw puzzle app in the App Store.

The top three newest OS for mobiles and other smart devices are compared, and each has a particular edge over the others.

Pinterest is the latest fall guy to hackers. Many account holders complain their accounts have been hacked and see pictures of "butts" on their boards or walls.

In its Web site, Billboard announce today, March 27, 2014 that it will work as Twitter’s partner to create “Billboard Twitter Real-Time Charts.” The chart is reported to be launched in the next few weeks and is meant to track music tweets exchanged by Twitter's 241 million users every day.

Twitter, a popular social networking site, has added a brand new feature allowing users to "tag" friends and family members (Twitter users) in photos. Users can add up to 10 tags in a single photo.

HTC One Mini users will be getting the latest version of Android KitKat 4.4.2 soon.

Pinterest, the image curation Web site will soon open its doors for advertisers online. If the plans pursue, Pinterest will be battling head on with Instagram, another photo sharing social network that also share the same plan.

Internet today is exploding with time-lapse videos. You may have come across several noteworthy videos. The one that has recently created enough buzz on the internet is a cute documentary about different stages of pregnancy. English pop rock band McFly's lead singer Tom Fletcher has recorded his wife Giovanna's pregnancy in a very creative manner. Together they have created a time-lapse video titled "From Bump to Buzz" which has now gone viral.

Facebook is on a buying spree. Facebook has announced it acquired Oculus Virtual Reality (VR), the company that makes Oculus Rift gaming headset on a cash and stock deal prized at $2 billion.

According to Microsoft, attackers are targeting Microsoft Word by exploiting a newly identified vulnerability which makes it possible to remotely assume control of computers. The attacks are carried out by using text documents with '.RTF' extensions (Rich Text Format) sent as an attachment via email.

Battlefield 4 Xbox One and PC players are faced with the delay of the Naval Strike DLC, set now for an early April release. But they can expect new fixes and improvements for Battlelog in time for the DLC.

Apple has recently introduced a new protocol/technology with its iOS 7 update called "Multipeer Connectivity Framework."

James Bond fans rejoiced when they got a glimpse into 007’s 24th movie through a rather early teaser trailer that emerged on internet on Thursday, March 20, 2014 via video sharing Web site YouTube. The 30 seconds teaser trailer supposedly revealed the name of the next James Bond movie along with its release date. It also gave a glimpse into the storyline of the much-awaited movie.

The Samsung Galaxy S5 Zoom gets leaked again with listed features coming, while different carriers have different offers for the Samsung Galaxy S5 preorders.

Missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 continue to be a mystery for the entire world. As the search continues, the mystery continues to deepen leaving authorities and investigators baffled and families of the missing passengers frustrated. In the meantime, a posts claiming from CNN have gone viral recently. The viral Twitter posts claims that missing Boeing 777 “has been found” or “found in bay.” But it is just a hoax or a scam.

Google has proved to be fun and its more than a spam-fighting search engine with these Google secrets and tricks.

Facebook has announced it will be adopting a facial recognition technology with a new program that could potentially identify faces from untagged images with utmost accuracy.

"Selfie" was lauded as the famous "word" in 2013 by Oxford.

A word of caution for all the social media Web sites users! ‘Missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 plane found in Bermuda Triangle’ video has gone viral on Facebook. This is nothing but a hoax leading to spread of malware. The links which appear to be telling the real story are reportedly fake links to fraud surveys listed by hackers.

Ads about missing Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 have surfaced on the internet and are making the rounds on social media.

Google has reduced the price plans for its Google Drive service. The new monthly storage plan starts at $1.99 for 100 GB (previously $4.99), $9.99 for 1 TB (previously $49.99), and $99.99 for 10 TB, with even more storage plans available as per requirement.

Facebook's founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg express his frustration to the US governments' NSA spying over a phone call to the US President Barrack Obama. However, the social network magnet does not believe that his cause will be immediately resolved by the federal government.

Facebook has announced it is going to run 15-seconds (auto playing) premium video ads on its news feed, which was in testing from December. Users are not going to be thrilled to see video ads popping-in their screens, especially when it auto-plays the content. But the silver lining is that there will be no sound.